Caliban

Caliban was a character from William Shakespeare’s play The Tempest. He was half-human, half beast, and had a disheveled appearance. He was also an Other-worlder.

History[]

In 1611, William Shakespeare’s play The Tempest debuted.

In the 24th century, a Rampartian Dissenter named himself Caliban after the character.

In 2366, Deanna Troi had a waking dream in which Caliban and a band of Other-worlders assaulted CephCom, the headquarters of Cephalic Security in the city of Verity on the planet Rampart. By this time, the man who'd named himself after the character had been killed, but Troi sensed either that he still lived, had come back to life, or that the fictional character and the living human were together in the same body. (TNG novel: Gulliver's Fugitives)

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Appearance[]

TNG novel: Gulliver's Fugitives

External links[]

Caliban article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The Tempest article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.