Simon Tarses

Simon Tarses is working at a monitor in the background when Beverly briefly interacts with him to assign a task. He takes the tricorder and enters patient readings into Ensign …

Simon Tarses enters the interrogation room already shaken, his nervousness escalating as Satie grills him about his relationship with J’Dan. He denies any wrongdoing, but his body language—fidgeting, avoiding eye …

Tarses is not physically present in this scene, but his name is invoked as the target of the investigation, his alleged 'hiding something' becoming the focal point of Satie’s and …

Simon Tarses sits in the witness seat, initially denying wrongdoing and expressing confidence in his innocence. As the hearing progresses, he is cornered by Sabin’s questions about his access to …

Tarses sits in the witness seat, pale and nervous, as the hearing unfolds. He denies wrongdoing but is publicly humiliated when Sabin reveals his Romulan heritage—a lie on his Starfleet …

Tarses sits in the witness seat, initially denying wrongdoing but growing increasingly defensive as Sabin grills him about his access to biological supplies and security clearance. When confronted with his …

Ensign Tarses is the indirect subject of Worf’s investigation and Picard’s intervention. Though not physically present, his name and circumstances—his Romulan grandfather, his refusal to answer questions, and the invasive …

Simon Tarses is the subject of Worf’s investigation but is physically absent from the scene. His refusal to discuss his Romulan grandfather is cited as evidence of guilt, framing him …

Simon Tarses is not physically present but is the subject of the investigation. His perceived evasiveness about his Romulan heritage is cited as evidence of guilt, and the crew’s frantic …

Tarses sits uneasily in Picard’s quarters, his posture tense and his hands fidgeting with the tea cup. He recounts his journey to Starfleet with a mix of pride and regret, …

Simon Tarses is the target of Satie’s witch hunt, mentioned explicitly as the subject of the hearings Picard demands be stopped. His falsification of his Starfleet application (hiding Romulan heritage) …

Simon Tarses is the indirect subject of the confrontation, his fate hanging in the balance as Picard argues for his innocence (admitting only to falsifying his Starfleet application) while Satie …

Simon Tarses is referenced as the subject of hearings Picard demands be stopped. His case serves as a symbol of Satie’s unethical targeting of vulnerable individuals, particularly those with Romulan …

Simon Tarses is not physically present in the interrogation room but is the central subject of the ideological clash. Picard gestures toward him in the audience, framing his fate as …

Simon Tarses sits in the audience, his posture tense and his expression nervous as Picard delivers his defense. He reacts visibly to Picard’s impassioned plea—his shoulders relax slightly, and he …

Simon Tarses sits nervously in the audience, his Romulan heritage making him the symbolic target of Satie’s witch hunt. He remains silent throughout the exchange but visibly reacts to Picard’s …

Tarses is not physically present in the interrogation room, but his case is the catalyst for the confrontation. Picard’s speech explicitly defends him, framing his persecution as a violation of …