Siroc

From Hidden Frontier

The factual accuracy of this article may be compromised due to out of date information. Discuss. This article should be reviewed and updated to include the most latest information on this subject. More information should be found below in the reason box, or on this article's talk page. Please improve this article using the edit function if possible. Reason: Does not reflect entirety of Season 7 of HF.

CHARACTER BIOGRAPHY
Siroc
Full Name:	Siroc
Species:	Unknown
Gender:	Male
Hair Color:	Grey
Died:	2383

Siroc (played by Jim Fox-Davis) was a criminal mastermind who was behind the Tholians' press for war. He had assisted the Tholians in learning about the Briar Patch and the Grey, and had ties to the Orion Syndicate, including Vorina, Milo Surgant, and Betras.

Early Days

Siroc was a contemporary of Tolian Naros. The two first met on a Tren'La colony. Naros shared with him the knowledge of the currents within the Briar Patch, but found Siroc reckless and dangerous, and became concerned about how Siroc would use that knowledge. After Naros refused the Tren'La the knowledge of the currents, the Tren'La went to Siroc for that information.

During a disagreement 200 years ago, Naros stranded Siroc in the middle of the Patch. Siroc held a grudge against Naros because of this. (HF 4.01 "Hell's Gate," Part 2)

Rediscovered

In 2379, while investigating the suspected attack on the Grey Research Facility station, Naros came to Hell's Gate station, where he met Siroc once again, suspecting that he was behind Sha'kev's employment on the Tholians' behalf. He successfully transported Siroc onboard his runabout and led his way towards the disabled Grey battleship, where tetrahedron keys were located.

There, Naros and Siroc beamed themselves onboard the battleship, only to be contacted by the runabout informing him about the arrival of the USS Excelsior, along with the Tholian carrier. Naros attempted to contact the runabout and Excelsior, but Siroc pushed Naros aside, taking his phaser and the Tetrahedron_key. Naros then attempted to find him, and successfully retrieved back his phaser, but Siroc escaped with the Grey battleship and the tetrahedron keys, hiding both in a location inside the Briar Patch. ("Hell's Gate, Part 1 & 2")

Siroc ordered Vorina to make a scans for the Ba'ku surface, as well as cooling down the planet itself in 2381. ("Entanglement, Part 1") A few months thereafter, he went to Deep Space 12 to negotiate peace talks, but was imprisoned, stating that he was dangerous. Naros again met Siroc onboard the Tholian ship, but in the end, Naros insist on stopping him. Siroc was then back onboard Deep Space 12 for a meeting about the massing of the Tholian blockade before he left Deep Space 12. ("Imminent Danger")

In 2382, rogue Betazoid Milo Surgant, who was responsible for a mental assault on Counselor Myra Elbrey ("Dancing in the Dark"), and former Orion slave girl Vorina met with Betras to join Siroc ("Homeport") at what was his secret base in the Tren'La system, built by the Tholians as a launching point for Siroc's planned assault on the Grey's Dyson Sphere. Siroc used the tetrahedron he stole from the Cardassians to overwhelm two Federation starships patrolling the Briar Patch -- the USS Sadat and the USS Kennedy. ("Beachhead")

Siroc was in the Tholians' base around Tren'La for months, until attacked by the Federation and its allies. Captain Naros' ship, the USS Helena disabled the tetrahedron, allowing the combined Federation-Klingon-Romulan-Cardassian fleet to gain the upper hand. Siroc refused to surrender, instead, having Admiral Knapp's daughter, Traya, kidnapped from the Cardassian Cultural Institute. Knapp then ordered the fleet to stand down, allowing Siroc to order Betras to signal the Tholians to open fire on the Excelsior and upon its destruction, Siroc contacted Vorina to kill Traya. ("Her Battle Lanterns Lit")

Appearances

Siroc was played by Jim Davis in his appearances on Star Trek: Hidden Frontier.

References

Siroc was also referred to on-screen in the following episodes: