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220 JARDK, ALIDAR THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE discovered that Jaro was the leader of the Jat'yin. Klingon term for spiritual possession. It literally translates terrorist Alliance for Global Unity, also as “the taking of the living by the dead." Worf wondered if the UxVy known as the Circle. Jaro used the Circle in Mal noncorporeal criminal life-forms that gained control of three & his bid to overthrow the Bajoran provisional Enterprise-D personnel on stardate 45571 might be instances of \ / government, with himself as the new leader. ~~ Jat'yin. (“Power Play” [TNG]) ) In this effort, Jaro allied himself with thenVedek Winn, who also sought to lead Bajor Jatarn, Major. Officer in the Bajoran militia in 2372. Major Kira back to “more orthodox” values. (“The considered Jantarn to be a potential successor to her in the posiCircle” [DS9]). Unfortunately for Jaros plans, tion of Bajoran liaison to Starfleet. (“Accession” [DS9]) evidence of the Cardassian involvement in the Circle's activities was brought to the attention of the Chamber Jat/h. Klingon expression that translates as “Speak!” (“Unifiof Ministers. Jaro was subsequently forced from power. (“The cation, Part I” [TNG]) Siege" [DS9)) Javert. Fictional character in Victor Hugo's 1862 novel Les Jarok, Alidar. (James Sloyan). Romulan Misérables. Javert was a French police inspector who relentadmiral who commanded the forces respon lessly pursued a man named Valjean, who was guilty of a trivial sible for the massacre at the Norkan out- . 3 offense. In the end Javert's own inflexibility destroyed him, and posts. Nevertheless, Jarok was a deeply LS / he committed suicide. Les Misérables was Maquis leader thoughtful man, who opposed policies of the SE Michael Eddington’s favorite book, and he saw himself as a Romulan government that he saw as the EESEENEEEEN PY dashing, romantic hero, fighting the good fight just like Valjean, prelude to an unnecessary war. Jarok was . 55 the novel's hero. Eddington compared Captain Benjamin Sisko eventually censured for his outspokenness Th to the single-minded Javert. (“For the Uniform" [DS9)). and was assigned to a strategically insignifi- 3 cant posting. There, the Romulan govern- Jaya. (Susanna Thompson). Inmate at the Tilonus Institute for ment fed him a carefully constructed stream — Mental Disorders on Tilonus IV. Jaya called herself Commander of disinformation designed to convince him that planet Nelvana lll Bloom of the Starship Yorktown and offered to help Riker escape was being prepared as a staging base for a massive assault from captivity there in 2369. (“Frame of Mind” [TNG]). SEE: against the Federation. Unable to prevent what he believedtobea Frame of Mind. major threat to galactic peace, in 2366 Jarok stole a scoutship and defected to the Federation, Jarok persuaded Enterprise-D Captain ~~ Jayden. (Brent Spiner). Name given to the amnesiac Data by Gia Picard to investigate these reports, learning that there was no on planet Barkon IV in 2370. (“Thine Own Self" [TNG]) base, and that the Romulan High Command was testing Jarok's loyalties. In despair over his use as a pawn by his government, and Jaz Holza. A Bajoran leader who resided on the third planet in over the loss of his former life, Jarok committed suicide. Jarok said the Valo system. Dr. Crusher had met Jaz at a symposium and he had done these things to help ensure that his daughter could found him to be very thoughtful and a good spokesman for his grow up in a better universe. (“The Defector” [TNG]). people. Ro Laren maintained, however, that Jaz held no real influence with the Bajoran people. (“Ensign Ro" [TNG]). Jaros Il. Planet in Federation space. It was the location of the Starfleet stockade where Ro Laren was imprisoned following the ~~ Jefferies tube. Systems access crawlway aboard Federation U.S.S. Wellington incident, until her release in 2368. (“Ensign ~~ starships. Neela Daren found the fourth intersect of Jefferies Ro" [TNG]) tube 25 to be the most acoustically perfect spot on the Enterprise-D for playing her musical instruments. (“Lessons" Jarren. Elderly Drayan who died of natural causes in 2372. A [TNG]). Jefferies tubes were even used for physical fitness trainshuttle carried Fayla and several others destined for their final ing aboard the Starship Voyager. (“Learning Curve” [VGR]). The ritual on one of the moons of Drayan II. The shuttle crashed on term “Jefferies tube” was a gag among the original Star Trek prothe moon and Jarren died shortly thereafter. “Innocence” [VGR]). duction staff, a reference to Original Series art director Matt Jefferies, the man who designed the original Starship Enterprise. Jarth. (Rick Scarry). Aide to Ambassador Ves Alkar at the time In Star Trek: The Next Generation, the term has actually been he helped negotiate peace on planet Rekag-Seronia in 2369 used on film, thus making the name “official.” (“Man of the People” [TNG]). Jell-0. Brand name of a fruit-flavored gelatin dessert food ongi Jarvin. (Justin Williams). Maquis crew nating on Earth. Neelix prepared Jell-O with fruit cocktail for the member aboard the Voyager. Jarvin was Thirty-Sevens during their brief visit to the Voyager in 2371. (“The concerned that the status of the Maquis 37's" [VGRY). Jell-O is a registered trademark of Kraft Foods, Inc crew members might change after an altercation between B'Elanna Torres and Jellico, Captain Edward. (Ronny Lieutenant Carey. He was ready to support Cox). Starfleet officer who com- —ar Chakotay if he wanted to take control of the manded the Starship Cairo. In 2367, »” Voyager. (“Parallax” [VGRY]). Jarvin's name Jellico assisted in negotiating the < was not mentioned in dialog, but was given in the ending credits. armistice between the Federation | a and the Cardassian Union. In 2369, Pl Jarvis. (Charles Macauley). Prefect of planet Argelius Il. His wife, with tensions between the B A an empathic Argelian named Sybo, was murdered in 2267 by an Cardassians and the Federation % alien entity that fed on fear. (“Wolf in the Fold" [TOS]). SEE again on the rise, Jellico was given Hengist, Mr.; Redjac. Actor Charles Macauley also played the temporary command of the - computer-generated image of Landru in “Return of the Archons” Enterprise-D for a meeting with the (TOS). Cardassian ship Reklar while Captain Picard was sent on a covert Jasad, Gul. (Joel Snetow). Commander mission into Cardassian space. of a Cardassian warship and a member Jellico was known for his efficient, demanding style of command of the Seventh Order. In 2369, Jasad (“Chain of Command, Parts | and II” [TNG]) threatened to reoccupy Deep Space 9 or destroy the station. (“Emissary Jem'Hadar warships. Vessels used by the Jem'Hadar. The [DS9]) Starship Defiant encountered several Jem'Hadar warships in

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