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* '''Children''': None | * '''Children''': None | ||
* '''Parents''' | * '''Parents''' | ||
** '''Father''': Shen Met'rozkel Tal'korian-onn | ** '''Father''': Shen Met'rozkel Tal'korian-onn, botanic geneticist | ||
** '''Mother''': Tilla Senkora Menkata-non | ** '''Mother''': Tilla Senkora Menkata-non, | ||
* '''Siblings''': None | * '''Siblings''': None | ||
==Personality== | |||
===Interests=== | |||
* '''Earth books''', the older the better. Mek grew fascinated with them when his paternal grandfather, Kul Shelko Tal'korian-onn, gave his father a first-edition copy of ''The Elements of Botany'' by Sir Francis Darwin as a gift for his 40th birthday. Mek insists that bound books are superior in every way to the traditional Tandaran folded scroll, which consists of accordion-like folded sheets of paper that are attached to two outer covers. | |||
==Chronological History== | ==Chronological History== | ||