Kareen Brianon

Mentioned as Graves' assistant who sent the urgent medical request that initiated this mission to Gravesworld.

Visible only through the fractured viewscreen transmission—her anxious glance over the shoulder and abruptly severed plea establish Gravesworld's mysterious peril. Though physically absent, her interrupted distress call haunts the bridge's …

Kareen's panicked, abruptly terminated distress call establishes Gravesworld's peril, her fearful glance off-screen foreshadowing unseen threats that will later manifest through Graves.

Gratefully receives Starfleet's assistance she secretly summoned, openly defies Graves' wishes regarding medical intervention while showing covert concern for Worf.

KAREEN expresses genuine concern for Graves' health while displaying shy attraction towards Worf, revealing her dual roles as devoted assistant and socially inexperienced woman.

Kareen reveals her secret distress call with guarded relief, standing firm against Graves' anger while seeking medical aid she knows he desperately needs.

Appearing emotionally torn between concern for Graves and fear of his reaction to her secret distress call, displaying shy vulnerability when confronting Starfleet officers.

Advocates for Graves' health against his wishes, demonstrating deep personal concern that contrasts with the scientist's arrogant facade.

Gasping involuntarily at Pulaski's diagnosis, revealing her deepening concern for Graves despite his earlier rebukes.

Expresses deep sadness over Graves' condition and his emotional withdrawal from her, revealing unspoken romantic feelings and deflecting Riker's paternal framing of their relationship with thoughtful nuance.

Deflects Riker's assumption about her relationship to Graves, acknowledges complicated feelings with quiet dignity, then reveals Graves' emotional withdrawal.

Reveals painful details of her unrequited romantic tension with the dying Ira Graves, mourning his emotional withdrawal yet cherishing his past affection.

Kareen's quiet sorrow manifests physically as she gazes out the window, her vulnerable admission about loneliness piercing the professional veneer of the rescue operation and triggering unexpected emotional support.

Kareen expresses existential dread about leaving Gravesworld without Ira, then collapses into vulnerable sobs against Worf's chest upon hearing his words of shared grief.

Kareen maintains composed gratitude toward Picard despite her grief, demonstrating quiet strength while accepting Starfleet's formal condolences.

Kareen silently processes the news of Graves' death, her earlier composed grief now deepening as she confronts the finality of his passing.

Shifts from grieving companion to startled witness, her body language reflecting dawning horror as Data delivers his fateful announcement.

Kareen silently watches Gravesworld shrink away, embodying the personal loss and unspoken grief she carries from the mission.

Silently observing Gravesworld’s retreat through the observation lounge window, her stillness amplifying the weight of personal grief and unprocessed complicated feelings about Graves’ death.

Silently observing Gravesworld's shrinking image through the observation lounge window, her body language conveying deep personal grief.

Initially reflective and melancholic while gazing at stars, then emotionally shaken by Data's revelations—moving from wistful connection to profound discomfort as intimate truths about Graves surface unexpectedly.

Present inside the active holodeck simulation, visible through the open doors but not directly interacting in this exchange. Her presence links to Graves' larger scheme.

Kareen is gathered inside the holodeck, unaware of the events unfolding at the entrance.

Initially hopeful upon recognizing Graves in Data's body, then increasingly frightened and horrified as his violent tendencies emerge, culminating in physical injury when he unconsciously squeezes her hand too hard.

Kareen transitions from hopeful recognition to terrified rejection as Graves-in-Data's violent outburst escalates, physically recoiling when he injures her hand while pleading for his former humanity.

Kareen transitions from hopeful recognition of Ira in Data's body to horrified rejection as his violent tendencies surface, culminating in her being physically harmed by his unchecked strength.

Kareen is initially startled and terrified as Graves confirms his identity in Data's body, but a trace of hope lingers when she recognizes him. Her horror grows as he reveals …

Kareen oscillates between hopeful recognition and horrified realization as Graves demonstrates his violent capabilities, initially reaching out emotionally when she thinks Ira has survived but recoiling physically when witnessing his …

Summoned as Picard's last-resort psychological weapon against Graves, approaches the viewscreen with visible apprehension when her name freezes Graves' trigger finger

Kareen is hesitant but responds when called upon by Picard, triggering an emotional response in Graves-in-Data.

Approaches the viewscreen at Picard's urging, interacting with Graves-as-Data—clearly frightened yet maintaining composure to become his psychological anchor.

Summoned as emotional leverage, she confronts Graves' disturbing dual nature—her uncertainty mirroring the crew's crisis about whether to engage the man or the monster.

Vehemently refuses to psychologically betray Graves—her conflicted devotion exposing the human cost of Picard's strategy.

Kareen wavers between loyalty to Graves and horror at his actions, ultimately resisting pressure to psychologically undermine him.

Kareen, distraught, refuses to betray Graves despite Picard's plea to undermine his ego, viewing it as a personal betrayal.

Kareen executes a precise emotional assault on Graves-in-Data, wielding their personal history as a weapon. Her verbal demolition ('pathetic pile of machinery') destroys his last semblance of control, forcing him …

Intervenes with devastating verbal precision—weaponizing Graves' attachment to her by feigned hatred, deliberately targeting his android dysphoria until he recoils in shame and retreats, then silently accepts Picard's comfort.

Intervenes with devastating psychological precision, weaponizing forced hatred ('I despise you') to destroy Graves' self-image. Maintains composed fury even when physically threatened by her former lover.

Kareen stands apart from the celebrating crew, transfixed by the terminal displaying Graves' apology—her whispered insistence that he survives in the computer exposes desperate grief conflicting with scientific understanding.

Withdraws from the celebratory cluster around Data to fixate on Graves' terminal message, whispering her realization about his digital migration with heartbreaking intimacy.

Silently deciphers Graves' terminal message—her whispered revelation carrying tragic intimacy and serving as the only accurate assessment of the horrifying reality aboard.

Stands apart from the group, transfixed by Graves' final message on Data's terminal, whispering her conviction that his consciousness survived—only for Picard to shatter this hope with clinical precision.