Klag

Verbally accuses Riker of lying, issues a formal challenge, assumes an arrogant stance, and then is physically overwhelmed by Riker's calculated blows. Though humiliated and injured, he struggles to his …

Klag publicly accuses Riker of lying, issues the challenge, attempts to fight back but is repeatedly struck, goes from aggressive challenger to dazed, then grudgingly accepts Riker's authority when defeated.

Initiates and directs the teasing: shoves additional plates and a bowl of gagh toward Riker, cracks jokes about feeding and endurance, slaps Riker on the back and bellows with laughter …

Klag drives the ritual: he shoves a bowl of live gagh toward Riker, offers coarse humor (including a mocking suggestion about breastfeeding), slaps Riker's back and bellows laughter, deliberately provoking …

Reports the science assessment aloud, delivering the structural collapse timeline that turns curiosity into an urgent life‑safety problem; his practicality underwrites Kargan's escalation.

Reports the scientific diagnosis: a space organism is consuming the hull and the structural integrity window is under eight hours; his briefing injects urgency and frames time as the enemy.

Voices skepticism and nuance: questions whether Riker would board if he were part of a plot, defends that Riker is not a coward, and engages Kargan in argument over motive …

Klag argues with Kargan about Riker's motives, suggests caution and recognizes Riker's courage while voicing pragmatic concern for ship safety amid growing alarm.

Klag watches the viewscreen for a few beats, then reads the Enterprise's amended hailing message aloud, delivering the promise of decontamination and repair assistance to the bridge; his announcement momentarily …

Klag reads the altered Enterprise hail aloud, articulating the promise of cleaning the organisms and repair assistance; he functions as the factual intermediary whose announcement briefly opens the possibility of …

Klag executes his role as ritual enforcer and countdown voice: he calls range numbers (e.g., 'Fifty-five thousand kilometers and closing'), follows orders, and shows a grudging admiration for Riker's tactical …

Klag follows the captain's orders, initiates the range countdown, assigns Riker the duty of calling distances, and offers a grudging nod of approval at Riker's steadiness — balancing ceremonial expectation …

Klag delivers a single, clipped tactical report — "Forty thousand" — standing as the ship's technical-tactical mouthpiece. His announcement is precise, alarming the bridge and providing the numerical trigger that …

Klag first freezes in stunned surprise at Kargan's dematerialization, then growls and advances aggressively toward Riker before faltering and slowly straightening into reluctant acceptance of Riker's command.

Klag remains tense and watchful on the bridge, observing Riker's intervention and the Tactics Officer's hesitation; he neither intervenes nor speaks, his body language marking judgement and cautious calculation.

Moves to assist or confront after Kargan's blow, reaches toward his weapon, is physically restrained by Riker, then helps Riker to his feet and whispers a grudging compliment.

Klag reacts immediately after the blow, moving beside Riker and then reaching for a weapon in readiness to retaliate; when Riker physically restrains him, Klag instead helps Riker to his …

Klag loudly accuses Riker of lying, issues a formal challenge, then endures Riker's sudden, forceful strikes; he struggles, is repeatedly knocked down, and finally accepts Riker's orders with a reluctant, …

Lieutenant Klag loudly accuses Riker, issues a formal challenge, and then sustains a rapid sequence of debilitating blows that leave him dazed, humiliated, and ultimately compelled to accept Riker's orders.