Original Text:
The closest depiction
of two Klingons engaged in a mating ritual on screen is that of Worf and K'Ehleyr inTNG: "The Emissary".
This scene obviously only
consisted of foreplay. It can only be assumed that the actual act of
Klingon sexual congress is similar to the Human act.
Original
Text:
Writer Ronald D. Moore stated that he " carefully crafted the
marriage ceremony to emphasize the importance of women in Klingon society: the
ceremony is conducted by a woman, and the story of the first two Klingon hearts
describes them as each bringing different components to a union, with neither
one having dominion over the other. "
Klingon mating rituals
Klingon Redding
Klingon divorce
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So fiercely did it
beat, so loud was the sound, that the gods cried out,
'On this day we have
brought forth the strongest heart in all the heavens.
None can stand before
it without trembling at its strength.
' But then the Klingon
heart weakened, its steady rhythm faltered and the gods said,
'Why do you weaken so?
We have made you the strongest in all of
creation.'
And the
heart said...
'I am alone.'
And the
gods knew that they had erred.
So they went back to
their forge and brought forth another heart.
But the
second heart beat stronger than the first, and the first was jealous of its
power.
Fortunately, the
second heart was tempered by wisdom.
'If we
join together, no force can stop us.'
And when
the two hearts began to beat together, they filled the heavens with a terrible
sound.
For the first time,
the gods knew fear.
They tried to flee,
but it was too late.
The Klingon hearts
destroyed the gods who created them and turned the heavens to ashes.
To this very day, no
one can oppose the beating of two Klingon hearts."
