Barnaby

Initially surprised by Beverly’s order to return to the planet, Barnaby quickly shifts to a state of focused professionalism. His emotional state is one of cautious optimism—he is aware of the risks but trusts Beverly’s leadership. There is a quiet determination in his actions, a resolve to support the mission despite the dangers posed by the Borg. His skepticism is tempered by his experience, and he remains confident in his ability to contribute to the crew’s success.

Cool and collected, with a hint of competitive energy. He thrives in moments like these, where his experience and instincts are put to the test. There’s no fear—only the thrill of outmaneuvering an impossible situation.

Confident bordering on defiant—his certainty in his calculations overshadows any doubt, and he meets Taitt’s warnings with quiet determination.

Anxious and conflicted. Taitt is caught between her duty to follow orders and her instinct to protect the ship and crew. She’s not just worried about the maneuver—she’s terrified of what will happen if it goes wrong. Her warning isn’t just a technical concern; it’s a plea for someone to acknowledge the stakes. There’s a quiet desperation in her demeanor, the fear of a junior officer who knows she might be the only one seeing the full picture.

Alarmed initially, then determined and tense, with a deep sense of urgency to protect Geordi and contribute to the plan.

Suspicious initially, then alarmed by Troi’s deception, and finally disabled by Picard’s attack.

Skeptical yet professional, with a underlying sense of urgency as the ship’s vulnerability becomes undeniable.

Gravely focused—his tone and body language suggest he accepts the severity of the situation but remains committed to executing his duties without hesitation.

Cautiously optimistic—he acknowledges the risks but commits to the plan, his professionalism overriding his doubts as the situation demands immediate action.

Cautiously pessimistic—his concern for the ship’s safety is evident, but he suppresses his frustration at Beverly’s approval of the risky plan.

Subservient, menacing, and ready to enforce Lore's will without question.