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T'Pol
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| BIOGRAPHY | ||
|---|---|---|
| T'Pol | ||
 T'Pol in 2154 | ||
| Full Name: | T'Pol | |
| Species: | Vulcan | |
| Gender: | Female | |
| Birthplace: | Vulcan | |
| Born: | 2088, Vulcan | |
| Affiliation: | Confederacy of Vulcan United Earth Starfleet United Federation of Planets | |
| Family | ||
| Parents: | T'Les | |
| Marital Status: | Divorced | |
| Spouse(s): | Koss | |
| Children: | Elizabeth T'Les Tucker (Binary clone. Died 2155) | |
| Career | ||
| Previous Assignment: | Aide to Ambassador Soval | |
| Assignment: | First officer and science officer, Enterprise (NX-01) | |
| Rank: | Commander | |
| Insignia: |  
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- For the mirror universe counterpart, see T'Pol (mirror).
T'Pol was a noted Vulcan officer of the 22nd century, and was the first to serve aboard a human ship for any substantial amount of time, the Enterprise (NX-01).
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Biography
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Early LifeEdit
T'Pol was born on Vulcan in 2088. (ENT episode: "Zero Hour")
When T'Pol was five years old, a ch'kariya killed her father's prized kal'ta plant. She trapped the animal, intending to release it the next day, but did not give it enough food and it died that night. The incident served as a reminder to T'Pol to avoid causing harm to other living things. (ENT novel: Surak's Soul)
When T'Pol was ten years old, she and her fellow students attended a lecture given by Vulcan master Sklar, during which he questioned her if it was right for one to use violent means to defend one's self from violence. (ENT novel: Surak's Soul)
In the 2130s, T'Pol was undergoing secret security training and graduated in 2135. One of her first missions was to retrieve seven Ageron agents, after successfully retrieving six of the agents, one of the men named Menos managed to escape. On Risa, T'Pol killed a man named Jossen. As a result of thinking she had murdered an innocent man, T'Pol returned to Vulcan and resigned her position, and eventually went to P'Jem to seek guidance. On P'Jem, T'Pol underwent the obsolete Fullara ritual which suppressed the memory and emotions of the event. (ENT episode: "The Seventh")
Another mission T'Pol undertook as a V'Shar agent was also in 2155, to the Vulcan outpost settlement on Trilan. There, she and a team of five others pursued a group of Fri'slen, cannibalistic humanoids carrying a blood-borne mutagen who were terrorizing the outpost. The squad was lead by Denak, and also included Eskren, Vekk'r, Ych'a and Yekda. Only T'Pol, Denak and Ych'a survived this mission. (ENT novel: Kobayashi Maru)
At some point, she was assigned to the Vulcan science ship Seleya where she served as the deputy science officer under Captain Voris. After a year of serving aboard the ship, she was transferred to the diplomatic branch. (ENT episode: "Impulse") By 2149, T'Pol had risen to be assigned to the Vulcan Consulate on Earth as Ambassador Soval's aide. (ENT novelization: Broken Bow, ENT episode: "Fusion")
On EnterpriseEdit
In April 2151, when Captain Jonathan Archer and the Enterprise (NX-01) set out to return Klaang to Qo'noS, T'Pol was assigned to the Enterprise as an observer. T'Pol proved essential in the mission, as her knowledge and Vulcan star charts allowed the Enterprise to complete her mission. Captain Archer requested she remain aboard as science officer and first officer. (ENT novelization: Broken Bow)
When P'Jem was destroyed by the Andorians later in 2151, T'Pol was recalled from the Enterprise by the Vulcan High Command; she went on a last mission to Coridan with Captain Archer in a shuttlepod. The shuttlepod was shot down and captured by a rebel faction, but they were rescued by the Andorians. Following this event, T'Pol's transfer was revoked. (ENT episode: "Shadows of P'Jem")
A few weeks later, while the Enterprise was exploring the Arachnid Nebula, the starship encountered the Vulcan ship Vahklas. On board was a group of V'tosh ka'tur (Vulcans without logic), led by Captain Tavin. Although initially wary, Subcommander T'Pol eventually showed some curiosity about their unorthodox philosophy and agreed to a mind meld with Tavin's first officer, Tolaris. However, when she asked him to stop the meld he refused and she had to use force to escape. It was later revealed that T'Pol contracted Pa'nar's Syndrome during the meld. (ENT episodes: "Fusion", "Stigma")
In 2152, T'Pol's memories of her mission to apprehend the Ageron fugitives were reawakened, and she set out to capture Menos. With Captain Archer's help she succeeded in doing so. (ENT episode: "The Seventh")
Later the same year, her time aboard an Earth ship left her with a "human accent", according to Ambassador Soval. (ENT episode: "Cease Fire")
When the Xindi attacked Earth in 2153, Enterprise was recalled to Earth by Admiral Maxwell Forrest. Captain Archer persuaded Forrest to go after the Xindi, but the Vulcans did not want T'Pol to go on the mission. T'Pol resigned her commission and boarded the Enterprise as it headed to the Delphic Expanse. (ENT novelization: The Expanse)
While in the Expanse, Enterprise received a distress call from the Vulcan ship Selaya. On boarding the Selaya they found that the crew of 140 had been driven insane as a result of poisoning with Trellium-D, which was a neural toxin for Vulcans. T'Pol was also affected by the poisoning, but was treated and recovered. (ENT episode: "Impulse")
After becoming addicted to Trellium-D, T'Pol and Commander Charles Tucker III had a sexual encounter in late 2153. (ENT episode: "Harbinger")
In 2155, during the Earth-Romulan War, Captain Archer sent T'Pol home to Vulcan in order to convince T'Pau to bring Vulcan fully into the war. T'Pol was unsuccessful in convincing T'Pau, but she did begin an investigation into Kuvak's secretive arms shipments. T'Pol returned to the Enterprise before she could finish the investigation, so she left it in the hands of Charles Tucker III, Ych'a, Denak, and Terix. (ENT novel: Beneath the Raptor's Wing)
Alternate VersionsEdit
Mirror UniverseEdit
For T'Pol's Mirror Universe counterpart see T'Pol (mirror)
AppendicesEdit
ImagesEdit
ConnectionsEdit
| First officers of the starships Enterprise | ||
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| Enterprise (NX-01) | Tucker • T'Pol |
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| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) | Kirk • Shundresh • Simon • Pike • Number One • Spock • Decker • Sulu | 
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| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (alternate reality) | Spock • Kirk | 
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| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) | Spock | 
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| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B) | Dane • Sulu • Linojj | |
| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C) | Carmona • Holmes • al-Halak • Tholav | |
| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) | Riker • Kurn • Stone • Shelby • Data | 
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| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) | Riker • Madden • Worf | 
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| ISS Enterprise (NX-01) | Archer | 
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| ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701) | Kirk • Spock • Scott • Decker • Riley | |
| ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) | Riker | |
| ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) | Riker • Lore | |
| Enterprise (NX-01) personnel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Starfleet personnel | Almack • J. Anderson • Ansara • J. Archer • Billy • Bishop • K. Borovsky • M. Burch • Burrows • Carstairs • R. Chandra • Cole • Cook • Cravens • Elizabeth Cutler • Daniels • Diaz • Duel • J. Edwards • M. Fincke • Foster• Garver • A. Hart • Hess • J. Horn • Hutchison • Kelby • J. Kelly • Kimball • Ko • J. Lee • E. Leydon • T. Mayweather • M. McCall • Meir • E. Novakovich • D. O'Neill • Perkins • Phlox • Pointer • M. Reed • A. Rhodes • K.P. Ryan • A. al Saed • Santini • H. Sato • Stepanczyk • T'Pol • Tom • C. Tucker • Williams • unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel |
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| MACO contingent | D. Chang • C. Eby • S. Guitierrez • J. Hayes • N. Kemper • D. McCammon • F. McKenzie • M. Peruzzi | 
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External linkEdit
- T'Pol article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
