Character

Eric-Christopher

innocent dependent beloved

Three-year-old son of Lieutenant Worf and Counselor Deanna Troi in the quantum alternate reality (QAR) aboard the USS Enterprise-D. Brother to Shannara, his existence highlights divergences in Worf's personal history across timelines. Canonically appears in Parallels (S07E11).

3 appearances

Alternate Reality Family Dynamics

Eric-Christopher's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

3 moments

S7E11 · Parallels

Troi reveals children in altered reality

Not applicable (off-screen, invoked through dialogue). His presence in this timeline is a source of comfort for Troi but a painful reminder for Worf of what he has lost in the original.

Like Shannara, Eric-Christopher is referenced only through Troi’s confession, his existence in this timeline serving as a poignant contrast to Alexander’s erasure. His name is spoken with a mix of …

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S7E11 · Parallels

Worf confronts a reality without Alexander

Unrealized potential—his existence in this reality is a fleeting possibility, one that Worf can barely process amid his grief over Alexander. He embodies the bittersweet nature of the anomaly: it takes away but also gives, in ways that are equally devastating.

Eric-Christopher, like Shannara, is mentioned by Troi as their three-year-old son in this reality—a revelation that shocks Worf. His existence is a stark contrast to Alexander’s absence, symbolizing the anomaly’s …

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S7E11 · Parallels

Worf and Troi Confront Shared Loss

Eric-Christopher’s presence in this timeline is a bittersweet reminder of what Worf has gained and lost. His existence is tied to Troi’s fear of losing Worf, as well as Worf’s struggle to reconcile his memories with this new reality.

Eric-Christopher, like Shannara, is mentioned but not physically present. His existence in this timeline is part of Troi’s revelation, highlighting the divergence between realities. He serves as a symbol of …

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