Telkas Enor

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Telkas Enor, born Telkas Suman was a joined Trill, and the second host of the Enor symbiont from 2062 to 2155.

Telkas was a flamboyant homosexual in a time when homosexuality was just starting to awaken on Trill. He had relations with several women before discovering his true orientation, resulting in 8 children. Telkas was intense and passionate, with a love of life seen in few people. He was so full of joie de vive that people were just drawn to him. This quality was only intensified after being joined to Enor. He traveled the quadrant, looking for inspiration for his art, and found on Earth the works of Leonardo DaVinci and the work of a forgotten artist on Vulcan from the time of enlightenment. The brushstrokes were masterful to him and he longed to do something similar. Yet, he knew nothing of the Christian religion. So he studied the various afterlives from races across the quadrant including Utopia on Betazed, Heaven on Earth, Sto-Vo-Kor on QoNoS, and others. His most criticially acclaimed piece of work is perhaps Fire Below, when the demons of Hell are torturing sinners for all eternity. His most popular pieces are Paradise Above Us, Hall Of Warriors, and Valhalla. His art was done in the style of DaVinci's paintings and he soon gained acclaim across several planets. He was highly addicted to chocolate of any kind and lived with the philosophy of "If it feels good, do it". He met his life partner in a man named Jolan and together they talked of adopting children. Jolan wanted children but Telkas did not. Eventually, unable to say no to Jolan for long, Telkas gave in. They raised their son as best they could and taught him about art and science. When he finally died at the age of 113, he said his biggest regret was not tasting every kind of chocolate in the galaxy.