Object

Workman's German Luger

One workman draws this German Luger pistol from concealment in Freud's office and fires a single shot into Sigmund Freud's chest, killing him instantly. Picard, Geordi, and Data stand frozen as the report echoes, blood stains Freud's shirt, and the pistol remains gripped by the disguised interphasic enemy amid the erupting violence.

1 appearances

Purpose

Fire bullets to execute targets

Significance

Triggers the assault on the holodeck therapy session, shattering the illusion of safety and exposing the interphasic enemies' lethal intent toward the Enterprise crew.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

1 moments

S7E6 · Phantasms

Data's shriek weaponizes against enemies

The German Luger is drawn by one workman and used to execute Freud, symbolizing the interphasic threat’s lethal efficiency. Its single shot marks a turning point, shifting the confrontation from psychological to physical violence.

Before: Concealed on the workman, ready for use.

After: Gripped in the workman’s hand after firing, now a silent witness to the violence.

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