Character

Shannara Rozhenko

dependent innocent cherished

Two-year-old daughter of Worf and Deanna Troi in the alternate quantum reality of TNG S7E11 (Parallels), where she symbolizes the emotional and domestic divergences from the primary timeline. Has no professional role and exists only in this episode’s narrative.

3 appearances

Rozhenko Family Dynamics

Shannara Rozhenko'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 absence is a source of profound grief for Worf, embodying the fragility of his identity as a father and a Klingon warrior.

Alexander is mentioned only in dialogue, his absence in this timeline serving as the emotional catalyst for Worf’s collapse. Troi’s confusion at his name—‘Alexander?’—reveals the devastating truth: in this reality, …

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S7E11 · Parallels

Worf confronts a reality without Alexander

Fragile potential—her existence is a glimmer of a life Worf might have had with Troi, but it is overshadowed by the loss of Alexander. She embodies the anomaly’s duality: it offers new possibilities even as it destroys old ones.

Shannara, their two-year-old daughter in this reality, is revealed by Troi as another child Worf never knew he had. Her mention is a gut-punch, reinforcing the anomaly’s power to erase …

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S7E11 · Parallels

Worf and Troi Confront Shared Loss

Shannara’s existence in this timeline is a tender yet painful reminder of the life Worf could have lived—one that includes a family with Troi. Her presence is tied to Troi’s fear of losing Worf and Worf’s struggle to reconcile his identity across realities.

Shannara, like Eric-Christopher, is mentioned but not physically present. Her existence in this timeline is part of Troi’s emotional revelation, serving as a poignant contrast to Alexander’s absence. She represents …

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