Pronunciation: Bore-wrath
Terran look-alike: Dennis Christopher
Appearance(s): The Search Part II
Occupation: Anthropologist/Tactical analyst
Times Died: Unknown. A lack of a particularly dangerous work atmosphere implies that he probably hasn't had many death experiences
Jem'Hadar: Several guard the door of his laboratory
Eye color: Gray-violet
Facial expressions: 'Don't bother me damnit, I'm working!' and 'I'm important.'
Basic persona: Disciplined, arrogant
Riskiest action: Severely backhanded the orders of both Odo and the Female Founder when commanded he stop his experimenting on Sisko and his crew.
Favorite mind trick: I have everything under control and there's nothing you can do about it.
Angry habit: Irises smolder to a darkened purple
Strongest Vorta quality: Gathering information
Most memorable quote(s):
(toxic smile) "Would you rather we refused?"
(to his God) "Well...isn't that a problem. Unfortunately, its not one I have to solve."
"By whom you're referring to Eris. Yes, she is a Founder just like the rest of us. Of course she couldn't so easily admit it while you had a phaser pointed at her head......I'm pleased to see you're not carrying one now."
Relevant signs on the Earth Zodiac: Aries/Dragon
Summary:
Borath is a scientist that usually works very closely with the Founders. He is aptly skilled and highly efficient in his field, which has gained him great respect within the Dominion. It is obvious that this Vorta is extremely trusted, well-liked and of great use as he even has his own secret laboratory on the Founders' hidden planet. Alongside a typical Vorta-like arrogance, Borath is ambitious, and surprisingly defiant in nature.
During The Search II, Borath had recieved the unconcious bodies of several crew members aboard a shuttle after it was captured by Jem'hadar soldiers. Among them he had conducted a behaviorial experiment in which he simulated an invasion by the Dominion, and was quite interested with its results until he was ordered to abruptly stop the experiment by the Female Founder.
Borath:
Although he appears for only a short time, in just one episode, Borath seems to have a surprisingly large fanbase. He is a cool Vorta.
What caught me by...absolute shock, was when Odo and the Female Changeling walk in on Borath in the middle of his experiment. Borath is standing by his computer, arms crossed. He offers a warm welcome to his unexpected visitors. Seeing all of his comrades hooked up onto computers (in the uncut version of this episode), Odo immediately orders him to stop, and suddenly this Vorta's warm voice turns into a whiny growl, he glares directly at his Founder and promptly replies with nasty, snarled "NO!"
My immediate thought was that that Vorta needed to be backhanded. Yet the abuse doesn't stop here. What makes this situation even more shocking is what happens next. Odo then approaches Borath, and urges him once again, to stop his experiment. Borath glares straight into the eyes of his Founder, and delivers a degrading, venomous scowl, "Well..." he cringes in mock disgust, "isn't that a problem. Unfortunately, its not one I have to solve."
There aren't words that exist to explain how how wrong, (and to be quite honest, utterly hilarious) this sick, twisted scene was.
Borath is obviously highly favoure of the Link, as his unpunished attitude would certainly explain so. What a nasty, nasty Vorta.
It was noticeable during his experiment that Borath had a hard time controlling his attitude. He seems to very much like to be in control, and becomes frustrated easily if things aren't going precisely his way. Or it may be that he just happens to have a particularly rotten attitude. Although all of that aside, in a nuetral mood, like all Vorta he has a warm, soft voice and moves with a soothingly gentle grace.
Although he appears for only a short time, in just one episode, Borath seems to have a surprisingly large fanbase. He is a cool Vorta.
What caught me by...absolute shock, was when Odo and the Female Changeling walk in on Borath in the middle of his experiment. Borath is standing by his computer, arms crossed. He offers a warm welcome to his unexpected visitors. Seeing all of his comrades hooked up onto computers (in the uncut version of this episode), Odo immediately orders him to stop, and suddenly this Vorta's warm voice turns into a whiny growl, he glares directly at his Founder and promptly replies with nasty, snarled "NO!"
My immediate thought was that that Vorta needed to be backhanded. Yet the abuse doesn't stop here. What makes this situation even more shocking is what happens next. Odo then approaches Borath, and urges him once again, to stop his experiment. Borath glares straight into the eyes of his Founder, and delivers a degrading, venomous scowl, "Well..." he cringes in mock disgust, "isn't that a problem. Unfortunately, its not one I have to solve."
There aren't words that exist to explain how how wrong, (and to be quite honest, utterly hilarious) this sick, twisted scene was.
Borath is obviously highly favoure of the Link, as his unpunished attitude would certainly explain so. What a nasty, nasty Vorta.
It was noticeable during his experiment that Borath had a hard time controlling his attitude. He seems to very much like to be in control, and becomes frustrated easily if things aren't going precisely his way. Or it may be that he just happens to have a particularly rotten attitude. Although all of that aside, in a nuetral mood, like all Vorta he has a warm, soft voice and moves with a soothingly gentle grace.