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Both Toral and Ja'rod are listed as "father to Duras". Is this an inconsistency, or am I missing something? Perhaps clarification is in order. —Firespeaker01:13, 12 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Humans aren't that bright either in that regard. How many people you know who are named after one (or several) of their parents or grandparents? --Chronolegion 25 September 2006.
Should B'etor's child go on the family tree? I don't believe its fate was mentioned after Firstborn. --Chronolegion 25 September 2006
I'll mention it in the article, but there's no information on the child beyond B'Etor's pregnancy -- unknown whether it was actually born or what. --EEMeltonIV21:44, 25 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Ok. Let's stop here with this topic. I don't want to get into a discussion on what is considered a person, especially among Klingons. --Chronolegion 26 September 2006
