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Bridge Crewmember (Facial Scorch Mark / Dead Near Conn)

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Starfleet crewmember stationed on the USS Enterprise-D bridge near the Conn position during red alert crises. This individual performs critical duties supporting navigation and helm functions, maintaining professional composure even under sudden threats from armed intruders like Romulans. Their role is marked by vulnerability to energy weapons (evidenced by a severe facial scorch mark) and the perils of bridge personnel who must endure frontline dangers during surprise attacks. The character appears both alive (performing duties) and deceased (lying on the floor) in the same scene, reflecting the immediate and violent nature of the conflict. Their presence embodies the steadfast duty of background crew facing interstellar hazards, with key interactions linking them to senior officers like Picard, Riker, and Data.
2 appearances
USS Enterprise-D Bridge Operations
Also known as: N.D. Crewmember near Conn, N.D. Crewmember (dead near Conn), N.D. Crewmember (lying on the floor)

Bridge Crewmember …'s Journey

A timeline through the narrative

4 moments
S6E25 · Timescape
Frozen Bridge Investigation Begins

Dead

A crewmember lies dead on the floor near the Conn, with a scorch mark on his face. He is frozen in the position of having been killed.

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S6E25 · Timescape
Picard assigns targeted investigations after time freeze

None (deceased); his frozen state captures the finality of his death, a victim of the Romulan ambush.

The bridge crewmember with a facial scorch mark lies dead on the floor near the Conn, his body frozen in the aftermath of the disruptor fire. His face bears the …

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S6E25 · Timescape
Picard orders transporter use despite energy crisis

The dead crewmember's emotional state is one of final, frozen terror. His expression captures the shock of sudden violence, the pain of the disruptor blast, and the helplessness of being caught off-guard. There is no resolution for him—only the eternal stillness of death, a stark contrast to the urgency of the living. His presence is a silent accusation, a reminder of the human cost of the Romulans' aggression and the fragility of life in the face of war. The living crewmembers' reactions to him—averted eyes, clenched jaws—speak to their shared fear and grief.

The bridge crewmember with the facial scorch mark lies motionless on the floor, his body twisted in a way that suggests he was struck down suddenly. The scorch mark on …

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S6E25 · Timescape
Picard assigns teams to investigate time freeze

None (dead)

A bridge crewmember lies on the floor near the Conn with a facial scorch mark, apparently dead from disruptor fire. The body is frozen in the moment of the attack.

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Affiliation

Starfleet
member
Federation Starship Command, Classified Intelligence, and Hierarchical Operations

The bridge crewmember serves on the USS Enterprise-D, which is overseen by Starfleet Command. The character's presence on the bridge and their role in supporting navigation functions indicates membership within the broader Starfleet structure.

Across the Seasons

How this character reads at season scale

Season 6 · asteroid

Starfleet crewmember stationed on the USS Enterprise-D bridge near the Conn position during red alert crises. This individual performs critical duties supporting navigation and helm functions, maintaining professional composure even under sudden threats from armed intruders like Romulans. Their role is marked by vulnerability to energy weapons (evidenced by a severe facial scorch mark) and the perils of bridge personnel who must endure frontline dangers during surprise attacks. The character appears both alive (performing duties) and deceased (lying on the floor) in the same scene, reflecting the immediate and violent nature of the conflict. Their presence embodies the steadfast duty of background crew facing interstellar hazards, with key interactions linking them to senior officers like Picard, Riker, and Data.