Though smart and high-spirited, he was not always truthful and was sometimes difficult to control. During his time on Earth, Alexander had had problems adjusting. ( TNG: " Reunion")Īlexander was brought back onboard the Enterprise-D one year later by Helena Rozhenko. However, despite his concerns, Worf was forced to acknowledge the relationship of K'Ehleyr and Alexander to him when K'Ehleyr was killed by Duras because she had been investigating the circumstances surrounding the Khitomer Massacre and Worf's discommendation.Īlthough Worf took custody of Alexander following K'Ehleyr's death, he was sent to live on Earth with Sergey and Helena Rozhenko, Worf's adoptive parents, who were identified as his grandparents. Worf was reluctant to do so because of his recent discommendation and the dishonor that Alexander would be forced to share as a result. Until that point, Alexander had lived with his mother, not knowing who his father was.ĭespite a coy attitude meant to antagonize Worf, K'Ehleyr wanted Worf to acknowledge Alexander as his son. This timing places his birth during the third season TNG episode " Booby Trap".Īlexander's conception and birth were finally revealed to Worf by K'Ehleyr approximately one year later, when she returned to the Enterprise as part of a contingent representing K'mpec in his efforts to persuade Jean-Luc Picard to act as the Arbiter of Succession for the Klingon Empire. Worf later stated to Miles O'Brien that he never saw his son when he was a toddler, and that it was " something I will always regret." ( DS9: " Business as Usual") ( TNG: " Reunion") Alexander was born on the forty-third day of Maktag, stardate 43205. ( TNG: " The Emissary") She concealed her pregnancy and the birth of Alexander from Worf. ( TNG: " The Emissary", " Reunion") After the crisis was successfully resolved, K'Ehleyr departed the Enterprise. Alexander was conceived during a brief encounter between Worf and K'Ehleyr when, in 2365, the ambassador came aboard the USS Enterprise-D in an effort to defuse a potential crisis presented by the return of a Klingon K't'inga-class battle cruiser, the IKS T'Ong, that had been dispatched decades before as a sleeper ship.
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