We see a lot of Jadzia exploring Klingon culture, even before she and Worf met (and later become a couple). But we do not see Worf exploring Jadzia’s culture. I understand that Jadzia wanted to have another wedding than a Trill one and that the war was going on. But, if Jadzia survived the war, would Worf explore her culture with her? And how would that go? Also, did Worf know anything about Trill culture in canon?
Would Worf explore Trill culture (especially if Jadzia was still alive when the war was over) and how would it go?
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No.
By the time Worf and Jadzia hooked up, the writers had stopped doing Trill stories. Terry Farrell didn't feel comfortable representing aspects of an artificial culture, which is why her character shifted more to focus on her psychology, someone who was physical and impulsive, but started to limit interactions with other Trills. Indeed, Rejoined is the only notable episode with two Trills.
By the time Worf and Jadzia hooked up, the writers had stopped doing Trill stories. Terry Farrell didn't feel comfortable representing aspects of an artificial culture, which is why her character shifted more to focus on her psychology, someone who was physical and impulsive, but started to limit interactions with other Trills. Indeed, Rejoined is the only notable episode with two Trills.
Where was this stated?
I'd like to know that too, but given what we have to work with, I feel we're left knowing so little about Trill culture (and the vast majority of what we know relates to joined Trills, who are a minority of their overall society), that I don't know how we could even veture a guess as to whether Worf would have any interest in Trill culture. I'm not sure that he ever knew anything about it either, so I suppose one could argue his lack of expressing an interest indicates a lack of interest, but maybe he would have been open to it if Jadzia had ever share any of it with him (onscreen, that is).
In interviews and podcasts. There was a user in Germany who went to an event--an exclusive dinner or something--where he asked a question specifically for me. I wanted to know if she would have liked to do more with Trill family and life on Trill. She said no: she would have disliked complexity they would add to her performance.
Extremely helpful.
Yes, interviews and podcasts are extremely helpful.
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