The perception that this was done by the Religious Caste ( although the decision was made by the council, in which the Warrior Caste had as many votes as the Religious Caste ) resulted in a rift forming between the Religious and Warrior Castes, culminating in a brief civil war after the Grey Council was broken by Delenn.

The prophecy also foreshadows several key events in the future, such as G ' kar having his eye plucked out (" the eye that does not see "), Emperor Londo allowing Sheridan (" the one who is already dead ") and Delenn to escape imprisonment and free Centauri Prime from the Drakh, Londo's death at the hands of G ' kar (" surrender to greatest fear, knowing that it will destroy ") and the ascension of Vir Cotto to the throne.

On the future Centauri Prime, an imprisoned Sheridan meets Delenn, who mentions a son that they have had together.

During his vision of the future, that version of Delenn told him not to go to Z ' ha ' dum ; also during the vision, Centauri Prime had been devastated.

When a renegade Soul Hunter comes aboard the station, willing to murder important historical figures in order to steal their souls, he focuses his attention on Delenn, indicating that she will have great importance in the future.

On one of Londo's rare excursions outside of the royal palace, they forced him to give John Sheridan and Delenn an urn as a present for their son when he came of age ; the urn contained a Keeper, and the Drakh intended to take control of David Sheridan some time in the future.

The film ends right before the future seen in the episode " War Without End ", when Delenn and Sheridan are held captive in the Centauri palace and Londo is drinking massively to put his Keeper to sleep so that he can let the captives escape.

* Delenn is still alive 100 years after the events of Babylon 5, at which time she is extremely old even by Minbari standards.

She says that Delenn, Kosh, and the others have misled him, and it's time to learn the truth.

On Babylon 5, Delenn plays Sheridan's time-delayed message: " Delenn, by the time you get this message, I will be at Z ' ha ' dum ... with Anna.

He told Sheridan and Delenn that he had never expected to live that long — he had been sure for a long time that his tenure on Babylon 5 would end with him face down somewhere in Brown Sector.

* While talking with Gajic, Delenn and Lennier indicate for the first time that the warrior and religious castes of Minbari are often at odds.

* Sheridan expresses his love for Delenn for the first time.

Before Sheridan is pulled back in time, Delenn pleads with him not to go to Z ' ha ' dum.

The blue-suited figure, implied to be Sinclair in " Babylon Squared " and Sheridan in this episode removes their helmet, revealing it to be Delenn, who had switched time stabilizers with Sheridan.

Delenn reinstates the Grey Council, but this time the worker caste dominates the council.

* Delenn re-establishes the Minbari Grey Council, this time with 5 workers, 2 warriors, and 2 from the religious caste.

Sheridan, Delenn, Marcus Cole, Ambassador Sinclair, Lennier, and Ivanova went back in time to intercept Shadow allies who were on their way to destroy that station.

During this time he also learned that he had married Delenn and had a son, David.

At that time, Delenn was listening to a recording that he made.

During this time, Delenn began to organize a large Anla ' Shok attack on Z ' ha ' dum.

A wise woman who still manages to find humor and whimsy in life, Delenn changes over time from a shy, respectful priestess to a decisive military and political leader.

( Incidentally, at the time when Delenn was intended to be a male character, the character would have also changed gender as well as species and become female.

John Sheridan, Susan Ivanova, Marcus Cole and Delenn return to 2260 ; Sinclair and Zathras take the station back in time to 1260, during the previous Shadow War.

During his time on the series he was a leading member of the Rangers, a military force consisting of Humans and Minbari who served the " One ", a triumvirate consisting of Jeffrey Sinclair / Valen, Delenn, and John Sheridan.

His existence was first established in the two-part " War Without End " episode from the third season of Babylon 5 when his father traveled forward in time briefly and was told by Delenn that they had a son.

After the transformation of Delenn in 2259, he replaced her on the Grey Council, creating for the first time an imbalance of power between the castes.

She is well known for her roles as the Minbari Ambassador Delenn on all five seasons of the science fiction television series Babylon 5 ( aired 1993-1998 ), and Danielle Rousseau on Lost.

From Delenn, he receives no answer, as she detects the darkness about him and tells him to leave her quarters.

Delenn pleads after him to believe that no matter what, her love is real.

" Sinclair clears him to dock as the first Soul Hunter sneaks into the ambassadorial section and kidnaps Delenn from her quarters.

Back in her quarters, Delenn, with the Soul Hunter's collection, intently examines the containers which seem to imprison souls ; she then destroys the containers, releasing them.

He asks her “ What do you want ?” During the questioning a triangle appears on Delenn ’ s forehead and she sees Mr. Morden in shadow.

Having sent information requests to the ambassadors prior to his arrival, he is greeted as a very important guest, " Honored Seeker ", by Ambassador Delenn and her aide Lennier.

On the planet, Mollari tells Delenn that they should leave now, Garibaldi agrees with him, but Delenn does not want to go yet, she wants to have one last moment with her old teacher and friend before she leaves.

Delenn knows that her thoughts will always be with him and that he will hear them.

As all this is happening, Delenn leaves Babylon 5 on her own and travels to a large Minbari ship containing the Grey Council.

* Delenn didn't consult with the Grey Council about her transformation and they do not approve of her decision.

Delenn emerges from her cocoon.

Delenn reveals her transformation.

Minbari Ambassador Delenn is being questioned by her own people as to whether or not she is still " one of them "; her physical change into a Minbari / Human hybrid has apparently led some Minbari to reject her.

Delenn is struggling with her new human characteristics, namely her hair.

Ivanova helps her wash and style it, something Delenn knows absolutely nothing about.

Meanwhile, Ambassador Delenn is summoned by the Grey Council to decide her fate.

When she meets with the Council, they ridicule her physical change, but Delenn offers a passionate defense of her actions.

The Minbari warrior came from a widely respected family, and Delenn has been asked by her government to independently investigate Sheridan.