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	Xindi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra, a Xindi-Primate, was assigned to develop the weapon which was to destroy Earth.
		As was learned in the ENT episode: "Stratagem" from Degra, a colony of Primates resides on Azati Prime, where the weapon was being constructed.
		Degra and Mallora are the two primates serving on the council.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/xindi (2314 words)

	Degra: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra (born 2103; died 2154) is a fictional character from the Star Trek: Enterprise Star Trek: Enterprise quick summary:
		Degra's hope to see what went wrong was dashed when the weapon was taken by an unknown ship.
		Degra yelled that "their defense perimeter will destroy them", EHandler: no quick summary.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/de/degra.htm (1140 words)

	Degra - TheBestLinks.com - Pregnancy, Scientist, Star Trek: Enterprise, Starship Enterprise, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra is a fictional character from the Star Trek: Enterprise universe.
		Degra was a primate of the multi-species race Xindi.
		Degra gave them the coordinates of the star system Azati Prime, but he was tipped off.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Degra.html (579 words)

	TV Forge.com - Star Trek: Enterprise - Episodes - Stratagem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra tells him the last thing he remembers was being on his ship during the weapon test.
		Degra tells them the Xindi was drawing up a plan for re-unification before they set it aside to death with the threat from Earth.
		Degra manages to weld it shut but b the time he does Archer is on the floor.
	www.tvforge.com /enterprise/episodes/112 (923 words)

	Enterprise -- Stratagem -- Sarah's Two Cents
		When Degra confides in Archer that he is the one who had been ordered to design the Xindi weapon, you can see the anger in Archer's face well up and the restraint that takes place as he holds back his emotions so as not to give away the ruse.
		Degra is a man who would do anything to protect his children, and you have to admire that dedication to one's family.
		After Degra keyed in the new setting for their destination, I thought it was clever when Archer asked Degra how long it would be before they got to the Red Giant -- when in actuality he was asking T'Pol for the E.T.A. I was not expecting the second ruse.
	www.mindspring.com /~pashworth/SarahStratagem.html (1391 words)

	Advent Children.forums - Rooftop battle (open challenge) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra had yet again claimed a bounty, on a notorious killer who had gone by the alias 'Scythe'.
		Degra smirked and flicked aside the hair that covered one side of her face.
		Degra wasn't bothered by the sparks as they didn't come close to her face at all when she stood up.
	www.adventchildren.net /forums/printthread.php?t=38846 (1931 words)

	Sandcastle V.I. - Star Trek: Enterprise / Season Three
		Degra tells Archer about a sub-space corridor Enterprise can use to reach the location of the Xindi Council within the 3-day window before the Xindi weapon is to be deployed against Earth, and Archer makes ready to enter the corridor.
		Degra later tells Archer that the Sphere-Builders are revered by the Xindi almost as gods, and it will be difficult to convince the Xindi Council of Archer's claim that they're just using the Xindi.
		Back on Degra's ship, Hoshi is deep in guilt about not having been able to prevent the reptilians from accessing the weapon's activation codes, but Archer needs her to snap out of it to help him decrypt Degra's schematics of the weapon.
	www.sandcastlevi.com /scifi/startrek/ent-03.htm (7846 words)

	Monkee reviews 'Stratagem'
		Degra doesn't want to believe it, but he can't deny the facts around him: the shuttle, the stars outside the viewport, the prison tattoo, the bloodworm slithering just beneath his skin, and the inherent plausibility of Archer's story, which he continues once they've disabled the Insectoid ships.
		Degra and the others were hostile, and, of course, convinced that Earth was such a threat that their mission was entirely justified.
		Degra expresses a fierce protectiveness for his children, and regret because he knows innocents were killed on Earth, too, because of the weapon he designed.
	jetcmonkee.tripod.com /stratagem.htm (2448 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Episode (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra goes on to reveal that the Xindi weapon is set to be launched in a matter of days — if the Xindi are to believe Archer's story, they need proof and they need it soon.
		Archer brings Degra and the Arboreal onboard Enterprise and shows them his evidence — the Xindi-Reptilian corpses he and T'Pol recovered from their time travel mission to Detroit, as well as a sample of the toxin the Reptilians planned on using against Earth's population.
		Degra is aghast at the idea of attacking other Xindi, but he knows their ship's vulnerabilities and realizes it has to be done.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/ENT/episode/4424.html (842 words)

	Star Trek LCARS Episode Database - Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide - Season 3
		Degra is suspicious of Archer's assertions, but as the two men spend more time together, he has no choice but to believe the captain.
		Degra asks if it's also true that her species built the Expanse's spheres, but she refuses to answer, and angrily tells them not to summon her again unless all of the Xindi Council is present.
		Degra explains that he was the one who arranged for Archer to be returned to Enterprise.
	www.cygnus-x1.net /links/lcars/epsd-ENT3.php (16682 words)

	Enterprise --The Forgotten -- Sarah's Two Cents
		Degra's expression of sadness for destroying the Reptilian ship and killing his own people was gratefully acknowledged by a nod from Archer.
		Clearly, Degra is as driven to protect his race as Archer is to protect Earth.
		Degra has learned that Archer and humanity is not his enemy.
	www.mindspring.com /~pashworth/SarahForgotten.html (1275 words)

	Strategem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It begins from the perspective of Degra, the Xindi-primate scientist who is kind of the Robert Oppenheimer of his species as the primary designer of its doomsday weapon intended for the annihilation of Earth.
		Degra has a difficult time believing all of this, especially coming from a man he sees as an enemy, but Archer has both convincing answers and other measures of proof, like their matching prison tattoes and the Regulan bloodworm Archer extracts from Degra’s forearm that he says is used by the insectoids in their interrogations.
		So, presto-chango, Archer and Degra are on a ship several years later fleeing some insectoids, and the cap’n has a subdermal transceiver through which his crew is feeding him all the info he needs to be convincing.
	home.comcast.net /~jimsondergeld/3ENT_Strategem.htm (1355 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise: Stratagem - TV.com
		Degra wakes up on a cargo shuttle that is under attack and being piloted by Archer.
		Degra: (to Archer, about the Xindi probe) When it arrived in your star system, I watched the incoming telemetry with the other members of the council.
		When Degra "wakes up" he is made to believe it is three years later and he's on a ship with Archer.
	www.tv.com /star-trek-enterprise/stratagem/episode/286767/summary.html (554 words)

	monkee reviews 'The Council'
		Degra has briefed Archer on what approaches will work best with which council members, and I have to admit that Archer does a good job.
		With Degra's technical help and Phlox's records, he constructs a holographic image of the alien and space pod from 'Harbinger.' Once it's right in front of them, the Xindi can't deny that the alien is a Sphere Builder.
		As Degra dies, Dolan shows him the bloody dagger and taunts him by telling him that he's going to do the same thing to his wife and children.
	members.tripod.com /~jetcmonkee/the_council.htm (2541 words)

	PADD =/\= "AZATI PRIME"
		Archer tells Degra that his reason for creating the weapon is based on a lie that Earth will destroy the Xindi in the future.
		Archer gives Degra the Xindi medal from 400 years in the future to convince him that he is telling the truth, and also tells Degra that he saw Xindi-Reptilians developing a bio-weapon in Detroit over a century in the past.
		Factoid: Degra was going to name his third child "Trenia," but three months into the pregnancy his wife contracted Anaprolean fever and lost the child.
	trekguide.com /padd/ent070.htm (453 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - Star Trek Enterprise (ENT) Season 3, Part 2
		Degra finds himself on a shuttle, escaping from an Insectoid prison after three years he allegedly spent together in one cell with Archer.
		As for Degra himself, probably nothing could really explain his swift change of mind, and the fact that he suddenly fights his own race, even if from his point of view Archer may be the lesser evil.
		But at least Degra's deliberation is a sign that there may be a consensus in the end -- something that we honestly wouldn't expect to be achieved by Archer even if he gained the upper hand and afford leniency.
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /episodes/ent3a.htm (9555 words)

	Episode: Enterprise 074
		Archer and Degra are planning to use the data to prove the counsil the sphere builders are the real enemy.
		Archer and Degra are overjoyed at this development, pleased that they've formed what seems to be a lasting alliance.
		Degra tries to tell the commander that he had no choice, but Dolim won't listen — he stabs Degra.
	home.tiscali.nl /~goosens/warpcore/en/enterprise/episodes/074.html (814 words)

	The Phoenix Remix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra arrives on Enterprise to report a surprising development: the Reptilians have agreed to postpone the launch of the weapon until Archer has presented all his evidence about the sphere-builders.
		So Degra is dead, and what a loss that will be for the show...not only in the arc, where he was Archer's closest ally, but in terms of moving character development, for Randy Oglesby played beautifully off both Scott Bakula and Connor Trinneer.
		Degra and Tucker have been headed toward a confrontation for weeks, so neither its arrival nor its contents are really a surprise.
	phoenixremix.blogspot.com /2004_05_01_phoenixremix_archive.html (7801 words)

	monkee reviews 'The Forgotten'
		Although Degra is beginning to challenge what he's been told by the mysterious 'she,' the Sloth Xindi is still wary.
		Archer now has reason to trust Degra, too, since Degra arranged this meeting to begin with, and fired on (and ultimately was forced to destroy) a Reptilian ship that intercepted them.
		Archer and Degra are both challenging their preconceptions, and acknowledging that they've both made mistakes.
	members.tripod.com /~jetcmonkee/theforgotten.htm (1718 words)

	[No title]
		It's quite a whiplash-like turn of events, and Degra, while still cautious, has clearly turned the corner and seen the duplicity that his own people (or, more specifically, the reptilians and insectoids) are capable of.
		On a plot level, the story keeps things moving along, and includes a scene where Degra and part of the Xindi council seek answers from a mysterious female sphere-builder (Josette DiCarlo) who communicates with them from her people's "transdimensional realm." I'd say it's pretty obvious she is not to be trusted.
		Degra perhaps senses this -- and at the very least wants more information -- so he sends the Enterprise a coded transmission with the coordinates and date for a rendezvous.
	www.jammersreviews.com /plaintext/ent-t3/damage.txt (1528 words)

	PADD =/\= "STRATAGEM"
		Archer asks Degra about his family's last known location, and Degra says they were in a red giant star system.
		Dr. Phlox erased Degra's recent memories, and the crew constructed a simulated Malosian shuttle in the Cargo Bay in order to trick Degra into thinking it was three years in the future, so he would reveal information about the Xindi weapon.
		Degra gives the coordinates of Azati Prime before he realizes that the shuttle is a simulation, then denies that the Xindi weapon is there.
	trekguide.com /padd/ent066.htm (309 words)

	"Stratagem" reviewed (Boldly Growing by Dr.TOS #0402.04) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra the Bomb Builder wakes on a small warp-driven two-seater with a pony-tailed Phelps.
		Degra suspends his suspension of disbelief as Phelps can't satisfy Degra's familiar inquiries so Degra cuts him with a secret knife (since Phelps can't defend himself even after a warning).
		Never entirely fooled, Degra admits humans are skilled at deception but sasses that he only "gave you what you thought you wanted." No matter- Phelps says they've adapted the Xindi's "phased deflector pulses" and will pop to Azati Prime in no time.
	www.hemptrek.com /drtos/BG040204.html (412 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - Xindi Ship Classes
		It is still possible that the shuttle may form a part of the larger ship's hull, or T'Pol was for once mistaken about the ship type she spotted or about its capabilities.
		But in "Azati Prime" and "Damage" we see Degra's vessel alongside a ship of type 1, and it doesn't seem to be longer than 35m here, unless the Reptilian type 1 has been scaled up too.
		As Degra's command ship, on the other hand, it would better be larger (in its function as a moderately armed command ship carrying shuttles), but usually doesn't look longer than 40m in direct comparisons.
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /schematics/xindi_ships.htm (1707 words)

	3-22: "The Council" 2004.05.12 - TWoP Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Degra's death didn't suprise me, I called it the second the Reptillian entered his quarters.
		The scenes between Degra and Trip were wonderful, so were the scenes between Trip and Phlox.
		As others have mentioned though, as soon as Degra's doorbell rang and it was the Reptilian, I knew he was a goner....
	forums.televisionwithoutpity.com /index.php?showtopic=3116615 (1278 words)

	List of Xindi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of the names of the Xindi characters who have appeared on Star Trek: Enterprise, categorized by species.
		Degra- Primate representative, scientist, husband and father (deceased)
		Piral - Primate, eldest child of Degra and Naara
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Xindi (111 words)

	[No title]
		Back on Degra’s ship, Archer is leaving a meeting with Reed and the Xindi, Daniels bring Archer 7 years into the future to tell him that he can’t risk being killed or the United Federation of Planets won’t become what it’s supposed to be.
		Degra tells Archer that the Sloth and the Aquatic Xindi are on their side but the Reptillians and the Insectoids will be harder to convince.
		Degra tells Archer of a subspace corridor in which he can get to the Xindi council chambers to present his evidence.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/trakslip.html (10537 words)

	Rating: *1/2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)*
		In much the same way I found his actual presentation to the Xindi Council to be anti-climactic, since Degra had already persuaded the Monkeys, Sloths, and Whales, and the Bugs and Lizards were never going to listen anyway.
		Degra is in his quarters working on a PADD.
		The Forgotten”); Degra agitatedly denies it, whereupon Dolim produces the proof, and guts Degra, who takes long enough to expire that the lizard promises him, bloody knife wielded in his face, that his family will meet the same fate.
	home.comcast.net /~jimsondergeld/3ENT_The_Council.htm (1546 words)

	Thalen - Memory Alpha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In 2154, Thalen assisted Degra in testing the second prototype of the Xindi superweapon in the Calindra system.
		Later, in February 2154, as Degra's ship returned to Azati Prime, Thalen shared a toast with Degra over the near-completion of the weapon.
		It is possible that the primate who appeared in "The Council", who was dismissed by Degra when a Sphere Builder appeared on the bridge, was Thalen.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/Thalen (266 words)

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