As early as 2011, Shepard was interviewed by Startrek.com For playing in the morning, and he had many stories from the set. In general, he remembers that his part was not strongly written and that many directors would give him business in the background of the day of filming. Since he did not mind staying in heavy Lurian makeup for 12-hour shifts, Shepard became a reliable main space for the franchise. Shepard was also joking about the silence of the character, saying he came up with a really, really interesting dialogue, but naked, he just diminished from the last episode. In the Deep Space Nine pilot, Mor is seen making a very funny joke, but the whole audience hears that people are laughing. The shepherd "remembers" the joke, saying it is:

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It's 24th -century humor. You wouldn't get it. It's like saying "Skibidi toilet" to each over the age of 11.

Morning really got his moment to shine in "Who grieves for the morning?" (February 2, 1998,) in which the character died. Quark (Armin Shimerman) He became involved in the former life of Mor, revealing that he was involved in a criminal company with long games to hide much of the Latin from some unwanted associates. In the morning, it seems, once robbed a bank, glued prey and hid for ten years, hoping to outlive the criminal statute of restrictions. His co -workers arrive and pass the episode in the fight against the possible takeover. After a shootout, they are all arrested.

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Morning, however, then enters the quark bar again. He lied to his own death, hoping to extract his associates and shut them down. Worked. In the morning, it was revealed, he wore Latin in his second belly for a decade. That's why he lost his entire hair.

Trees love morning. He was adequate respect for the norm.