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According to Sire Uri, his wife never made "the voyage" {{OS|Saga of a Star World}}. It is most likely that Siress Uri was either left behind in the exodus from the [[The Twelve Colonies (TOS)|Twelve Colonies]], or killed in the [[Battle of Cimtar|attack on the Colonies]]. | According to Sire Uri, his wife never made "the voyage" {{OS|Saga of a Star World}}. It is most likely that Siress Uri was either left behind in the exodus from the [[The Twelve Colonies (TOS)|Twelve Colonies]], or killed in the [[Battle of Cimtar|attack on the Colonies]]. | ||
Sire Uri's apparent lack of concern or mourning suggests that his wife's loss means little to him. When visited by [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] and | Sire Uri's apparent lack of concern or mourning suggests that his wife's loss means little to him. When visited by [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] and {{TOS|Boomer}}, Sire Uri is surrounded by aesthetically pleasing females on the [[Rising Star (TOS)|''Rising Star'']]. | ||
According to the novelization, Apollo recalls Siress Uri being a woman of great virtue and patience. | According to the novelization, Apollo recalls Siress Uri being a woman of great virtue and patience. | ||
Revision as of 00:10, 8 September 2020
Siress Uri is the wife of Quorum member Sire Uri.
According to Sire Uri, his wife never made "the voyage" (TOS: "Saga of a Star World"). It is most likely that Siress Uri was either left behind in the exodus from the Twelve Colonies, or killed in the attack on the Colonies.
Sire Uri's apparent lack of concern or mourning suggests that his wife's loss means little to him. When visited by Apollo and Boomer, Sire Uri is surrounded by aesthetically pleasing females on the Rising Star.
According to the novelization, Apollo recalls Siress Uri being a woman of great virtue and patience.