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PLAYED BY:
Joseph Will
SPECIES: n/aHe discovered
Torres and tended to her wounds. She needed dilithium to power
her shuttle, and Kelis offered to provide her with the dilithium
if she provided him with stories about her adventures on USS
Voyager. He wanted to use the material to write a play about the
"eternals" of Voyager. He hoped that the play would ease
tensions between rival heads of clans on the planet and avert a
war. He used these plays to entertain the local warlord who had
become insulted by a neighboring lord over a dowry.
He also provided food and other supplies to Torres as she was
repairing her shuttle. Torres in turn helped him rehearse the
play, but they couldn't come up with an ending. When the shuttle
was repaired, Torres joined Kelis and took part in his play,
performing an ending. The warlord was pleased and war was
averted as Torres beamed to her shuttle. |
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PLAYED BY:
Kellie Waymire
SPECIES: n/aLanya was an actress on
an L-class planet in the Delta Quadrant. In the plays written by
Kelis about the USS Voyager, she portrayed both B'Elanna Torres
and Seven of Nine (who was later revealed to be none other than
the Queen of the Borg). She became jealous of the real Torres as
she thought Kelis' relationship with Torres was threatening her
romance with Kelis. Layna tried to ruin the play by telling the
Warlord that Torres was really an Eternal. The Warlord believed
that this was part of the play and that Layna was playing the
part of the jealous girlfriend. The show was a success. |
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PLAYED BY:
Jack Axelrod
SPECIES: n/aThe first chorus was a
member of Kelis' troupe of actors. He and two others gave the
introduction to Kelis' play about the about the "eternals" of
Voyager. He rehearsed Kelis' new play about the rescue of
B'Elanna Torres. He accused Kelis of being lazy and told him to
let the truth of his story tell the tale, not tricks. |
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PLAYED BY:
John Schuck
SPECIES: n/aThe second chorus was a
member of Kelis' species and worked with Kelis who was a
playwright. He along with two others gave the introduction of
Kelis' play about B'Elanna Torres her adventures on Voyager. He
objected to the way Kelis' play was to end, telling him that it
did not make sense. |
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PLAYED BY:
Tony Amendola
SPECIES: n/aThe third chorus was an
actor who was a member of Kelis' troupe of actors that performed
a play about the adventures of Voyager with B'Elanna Torres as
the main character. He would inform Kelis that their patron, the
warlord, had been insulted by his enemies to the north and that
war could break out. |
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PLAYED BY:
Michael Houston
King
SPECIES: n/aDuring the Voyager
Eternals plays that they performed in 2376, he portrayed Tuvok,
from the hot lands of Vulcan, where there is no laughter, and no
tears. He felt that that was impossible, and that the audience
would either think Tuvok was an unfeeling monster, or that he
was a bad actor if he didn't cry when Harry Kim and B'Elanna
Torres were lost.
When Kelis ran out of ideas, he gave Jero a scroll and told him
to go into the mountains to deliver a message to Torres, and to
not be afraid of a ship. He did, afraid of her clearly being an
eternal, he ran back to the city. |
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PLAYED BY:
Kathleen Garrett
SPECIES: n/a
Tanis was an actress in Kelis the poet's
troupe of actors. She played the part of Captain Janeway in
Kelis' play. In one scene she told the actor playing Chakotay
that she longed for his touch. In another scene she confronted
the actress playing Seven of Nine, known as the Queen of the
Borg, and threatened to kill her. Instead, she asked for a
peaceful solution between the two. |
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PLAYED BY:
Stoney
Westmoreland
SPECIES: n/aThe warlord had been
insulted by Kelis' patron, who had offered a dowry that the
warlord deemed too small. Kelis attempted to put on a play for
the Warlord that would promote peace between the two clans. The
warlord became interested in the stories of the USS Voyager that
Kelis told him. Kelis was hearing the stories from Torres, and
hoped they would make the warlord forget about war with the
other clan.
One of Kelis' preformers told the warlord about Torres, but he
thought it was part of the play, and loved the new plot twist.
He forgot about war and paid Kelis to keep writing plays. |
