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+ | |affiliation = [[Bringloidi]] |
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+ | |father = [[Danilo Odell]] |
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'''Brenna Odell''' was the [[daughter]] of the [[Bringloidi]] leader [[Danilo Odell]]. She lived in a society that had no advanced [[technology]], and lived off the land. |
'''Brenna Odell''' was the [[daughter]] of the [[Bringloidi]] leader [[Danilo Odell]]. She lived in a society that had no advanced [[technology]], and lived off the land. |
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+ | In [[2365]], she along with her [[father]] and hundreds of her fellow [[colonist]]s were [[transporter|transported]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} after [[solar flare]]s endangered the Bringloidi society. |
Brenna was soon shown to be the true leader of her people, as her fiery attitude and fierce independence flared in defense of her people's welfare. She helped alleviate the chaos that ensued when the Bringloidi were beamed aboard the ''Enterprise''-D. [[Lieutenant]] [[Worf]] compared her spirit to that of a [[Klingon]] woman, and during a verbal confrontation with her in the ''Enterprise''-D [[cargo bay]], asked her if she had ever considered a career in [[security]]. |
Brenna was soon shown to be the true leader of her people, as her fiery attitude and fierce independence flared in defense of her people's welfare. She helped alleviate the chaos that ensued when the Bringloidi were beamed aboard the ''Enterprise''-D. [[Lieutenant]] [[Worf]] compared her spirit to that of a [[Klingon]] woman, and during a verbal confrontation with her in the ''Enterprise''-D [[cargo bay]], asked her if she had ever considered a career in [[security]]. |
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Odell was part of [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]]'s memories while being infected on the surface of [[Surata IV]] and treated in [[sickbay]]. ({{TNG|Shades of Gray}}) |
Odell was part of [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]]'s memories while being infected on the surface of [[Surata IV]] and treated in [[sickbay]]. ({{TNG|Shades of Gray}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|Brenna Odell was played by actress [[Rosalyn Landor]].|In the eBook ''{{dis|Out of the Cocoon|eBook}}'', Brenna Odell is the leader of the colony in [[2376]].}} |
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[[Category:Humans|Odell, Brenna]] |
[[Category:Humans|Odell, Brenna]] |
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Revision as of 18:38, 19 May 2020
Brenna Odell was the daughter of the Bringloidi leader Danilo Odell. She lived in a society that had no advanced technology, and lived off the land.
In 2365, she along with her father and hundreds of her fellow colonists were transported aboard the USS Enterprise-D after solar flares endangered the Bringloidi society.
Brenna was soon shown to be the true leader of her people, as her fiery attitude and fierce independence flared in defense of her people's welfare. She helped alleviate the chaos that ensued when the Bringloidi were beamed aboard the Enterprise-D. Lieutenant Worf compared her spirit to that of a Klingon woman, and during a verbal confrontation with her in the Enterprise-D cargo bay, asked her if she had ever considered a career in security.
She displayed romantic interest in Commander William T. Riker, and was successful in seducing him. However, to provide for her people and not wishing to be separated from her father, she agreed to settle among the Mariposan colonists and interbreed with them, helping to establish a viable genetic base in exchange for the integration of the Bringloidi into Mariposan society. (TNG: "Up The Long Ladder")
Odell was part of Commander William T. Riker's memories while being infected on the surface of Surata IV and treated in sickbay. (TNG: "Shades of Gray")
External link
- Brenna Odell at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works