Palor Toff

skeptical dismissive amused mocking

Palor Toff acts as Kivas Fajo's Zibalian buyer, drawn to the den by prospects of acquiring rare artifacts like the android Data. He probes Data's sentience with skepticism, dismisses the demonstration when Data freezes motionless, and mocks Fajo's claim of uniqueness, calling the android a mere mannequin. Amused by Fajo's mounting frustration during Data's collapse, Toff departs alongside Varria, underscoring his detached superiority in black-market dealings and his role in exposing Fajo's faltering control over his collection.

5 appearances

Zibalian artifact acquisition

Palor Toff's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

5 moments

S3E22 · The Most Toys

The Weight of the Chair: Grief as Discipline, Resistance as Identity

Detached and slightly bored; he enjoys mocking Fajo’s failure but has no real investment in the outcome—until Data’s collapse, which he finds entertaining.

Palor Toff’s skeptical amusement at Fajo’s collection—‘A mannequin of some sort?’—serves as a narrative mirror, reflecting the moral bankruptcy of treating sentient beings as objects. His dismissive tone (‘Well, someone …

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S3E22 · The Most Toys

The Protocol Breach: A Silent Alarm in the Static

Amused and dismissive; his skepticism toward Fajo's claims and his amusement at Data's stillness reveal his detached superiority and his role as a foil to Fajo's desperation.

Palor Toff enters Fajo's den with an air of patrician detachment, his amusement evident as he questions Data's sentience. He mocks Fajo's claim that Data is a unique android, dismissing …

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S3E22 · The Most Toys

Data’s Silent Defiance: The Humiliation of Fajo

Amused detachment with a undercurrent of schadenfreude. Toff enjoys Fajo’s discomfort, viewing the situation as entertainment rather than a serious confrontation. His emotional state is one of detached superiority, reinforced by his ability to dismiss Data—and by extension, Fajo’s prized acquisition—as insignificant.

Toff enters Fajo’s den with a detached, amused demeanor, engaging in casual conversation about Fajo’s collection. When he sees Data frozen in place, he reacts with skepticism, dismissing the android …

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S3E22 · The Most Toys

The Tricyanate Revelation: Sabotage and the Ghost of Data

Amused by Fajo’s humiliation, dismissive of Data’s sentience, and sexually predatory toward Varria; his emotions are surface-level and manipulative.

Toff, Fajo’s buyer, mockingly dismisses Data’s sentience during his frozen performance, calling him a ‘mannequin.’ His amusement at Fajo’s frustration reveals his detached superiority and disdain for Fajo’s collection. Toff’s …

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S3E22 · The Most Toys

The Android’s Silent Rebellion: Fajo’s Humiliation and Data’s Unbreakable Will

Amused and superior, deriving entertainment from Fajo’s embarrassment and Data’s silent rebellion.

Toff enters Fajo’s den as a patronizing, well-tailored buyer, initially dismissive of Data’s sentience. He mocks Fajo’s claim that Data is unique, calling him a ‘mannequin’ and amused by Fajo’s …

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Affiliation

Fajo's Collection

Illicit Acquisition and Possession of Rare Artifacts