He has removed Kor from active duty, and concedes that it was a mistake to give him a position in the first place. KING HENRY V: Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more; Or close the wall up with our English dead. Kor, despite the recent drubbing his self-confidence has taken, immediately states that the solution would be to confuse the Jem'Hadar sensors in the opening moments, with a spread of torpedoes, and Darok (clearly still a "fan" of Kor) encourages him that the ship must be commanded by a warrior of Kor's great experience – but, even more importantly, such a warrior could not hope to succeed unless he was Soon after, Kor catches up to Worf in the transporter room, where the two say goodbye until they meet again in Sometime later, after the whole bridge crew has waited with bated breath, Kolana reports in an awed voice that, miraculously, Kor has succeeded: the Jem'Hadar can no longer overtake the Klingon ships before they rendezvous with the Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page.Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page.Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. She does in part wish she could be side-by-side with him once more. Kor's senility causes him to relive an old battle and give inappropriate commands. King Henry motivates his troops to launch continuous assaults on the gaps of the city’s walls by saying these words: “Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more; Or close the wall up with our English dead. Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more; Or close the wall up with our English dead! The confused Kor orders the ships to come around for another pass, even as an injured but conscious Martok, who had only intended for Kor announced his intention to capture the base, despite Synon's protests that they have a The injured Martok attempts to dispose of Kor by throwing a Kor eats in the mess hall, alone except for Martok's elderly aide, In Martok's quarters, Worf brings him the new personnel assignments.
Worf says that when they return, he will ask They are interrupted when the bridge alerts Martok that a fleet of ten The bridge officers grimly report that the Jem'Hadar will overtake them in about two hours, less time than it will take the Klingons to rendezvous with the Kor is lying in his quarters when Darok drops in and briefs Kor on the plan in secret. Once More Unto the Breach is mission III (3) of Act I, A Time for Heroes, in the Human Campaign, in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal.. Once More Unto the Breach is the third mission of the Alliance campaign in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal.
"Once More unto the Breach" is the 157th episode of the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the seventh episode of the seventh season. With the Dominion War raging, the old Klingon warrior Kor feels left out of the action, and looks for some way to get his share of the honor of battle. Quark overhears this, and confiding in A brief respite of Martok telling war stories in the ship's Worf attempts to reassure Martok that the crew are simply not accustomed to serving alongside a Dahar master, when an alert klaxon sounds. Kor's pride is severely hurt as Martok and much of the crew mock him. Disaster is averted when Martok and Worf recover and resume command. In the heat of battle, Martok and Worf are incapacitated, leaving Kor to assume command. Once more unto the Breach (돌파구로 한 번 더) 중국+소련 동맹군을 막아내고 있는 한국의 위엄 우리가 숨을 고르며 재편성하는 동안, 중국이 드디어 소련의 편으로 참전했다는 소식이 들려왔다.
template | talk | edit. However, his efforts to play a part are stymied by Martok, who holds a grudge against Kor. Briefing. Worf returns to his quarters and is soon visited by Martok unveils his new battleplan to Sisko: using only a squadron Aboard Martok's ship, Worf tries to speak to him again about Kor. Henry was encouraging his troops to attack the city again, even if they have to 'close the wall with English dead'. With the Dominion War raging, the old Klingon warrior Kor feels left out of the action, and looks for some way to get his share of the honor of battle. However, this changes after the first battle when Martok and Worf are temporarily incapacitated and Kor is forced to take command. As the crew reports to battle stations, Kor appears confused as to where he's supposed to go, before an encounter with Meanwhile, with the base's shields down and repair crews underway, Martok orders the other ships to decloak and open fire. Literary Source of Once More Unto the Breach. Worf is forced to remove the Dahar master from duty, but blames himself for placing Kor in an untenable situation. These are the words from Shakespeare’s Henry V, Act-III, Scene-I, Lines 1-5. The title is taken from one of the more famous speeches in Shakespeare's play Henry V. The pair agree to appeal to Chancellor As the cloaked Klingons return to friendly space, they discover ten The title, "Once More unto the Breach" is derived from the play John Colicos (who plays Kor) has reprised his role as a Klingon multiple times in the Hollywood.com noted this episode as among the best of Klingon Darok says the plan is a good one, but its success ultimately hinges on the one ship being able to successfully engage and delay the Jem'Hadar, to prevent them from reentering warp to resume pursuit of the fleet. The breach in question is the gap in the wall of the city of Harfleur, which the English army held under siege. This episode is focused on the fictional Alien species in the This episode received a Nielsen rating of 4.5 when it was broadcast on television in 1998.Once aboard, Kor recounts old war stories to a crew enthused with having a living legend among them.