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A junior [[Ferengi]] envoy, [[Sub-Dealer]] Prott was part of a diplomatic mission to the [[Venette Convention]] in 2383. Prott engaged in a lively dispute with one of the [[Cardassians|Cardassian]] diplomats over the ownership of a chair, and Madame [[Ilka]], the lead diplomat of the mission, believed that he needed to undestand exactly who was in charge of the mission and to take direction accordingly.<ref name="Brinkmanship">"[[Brinkmanship (Novel)|Brinkmanship]]." ''[[Star Trek: Typhon Pact]],'' Book 8. Novel. September 2012.</ref> | A junior [[Ferengi]] envoy, [[Sub-Dealer]] Prott was part of a diplomatic mission to the [[Venette Convention]] in 2383. Prott engaged in a lively dispute with one of the [[Cardassians|Cardassian]] diplomats over the ownership of a chair, and Madame [[Ilka]], the lead diplomat of the mission, believed that he needed to undestand exactly who was in charge of the mission and to take direction accordingly.<ref name="Brinkmanship">"[[Brinkmanship (Novel)|Brinkmanship]]." ''[[Star Trek: Typhon Pact]],'' Book 8. Novel. September 2012.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 02:29, 31 March 2020
Prott
| Species | Ferengi |
| Sex | Male |
A junior Ferengi envoy, Sub-Dealer Prott was part of a diplomatic mission to the Venette Convention in 2383. Prott engaged in a lively dispute with one of the Cardassian diplomats over the ownership of a chair, and Madame Ilka, the lead diplomat of the mission, believed that he needed to undestand exactly who was in charge of the mission and to take direction accordingly.[1]
Notes and References
- ↑ "Brinkmanship." Star Trek: Typhon Pact, Book 8. Novel. September 2012.
