An anomaly among Klingons, Barot chose a life of self-exile in the pursuit of knowledge and happiness away from the fixation on war and honor that often motivates his people. Though he alienated himself among his fellow Klingons, he was at peace with his decision. However, the sad irony is that Barot’s endeavor to walk his own path has now become meaningless, as he finds himself another one of the Borg’s homogenous drones. Today, Eleven of Eleven stands as a stark reminder that the Borg are not only indiscriminate when it comes to their choice of victims, but also of their terrifying ability to adapt and evolve based on the strength of those assimilated.