Throne Room Refinery Control Tapestry

Located at back of throne room in ceremonial/refinery control area, conceals sacred control interface for weaponized systems, used by Eckersley in hostage situation

2 appearances

Purpose

To camouflage a sacred control interface used to activate weaponized holographic systems in the refinery

Significance

The tapestry serves as a pivotal hiding place during Eckersley's desperate attempt to flee with Queen Thalira as hostage, representing both the profane misuse of sacred space and the fragility of security protocols in crisis situations.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S11E19 · The Monster of Peladon Part 5

Azaxyr and Eckersley use Aggedor to terrorize miners

The coarse dark tapestry hanging in the refinery conceals the control panel’s access mechanism. Eckersley tears it aside with iron-fingered precision, revealing the hidden interface used to activate the Aggedor hologram weapon. Its frayed edges emphasize repeated system checks—an object turned instrument, its mundane function subverted into gateway to terror.

Before: Hung intact in the control hub, camouflaging the control panel and blending into the industrial decor

After: Pulled partially aside, its edges disrupted, exposing the mechanism but remaining in place as a faded backdrop to the unfolding horror

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S11E20 · The Monster of Peladon Part 6

Eckersley seizes Thalira hostage in throne room aftermath

The refinery control tapestry is violently shifted by Eckersley as he drags the Queen behind it, using its bulk to hide their movement and obscure the corridor exit. The sacred woven artifact becomes a practical tool for escape, masking the duo’s path and enabling Eckersley to control visibility and access to their route.

Before: Hung prominently at the back of the throne room, camouflaging the control interface beneath

After: Dragged slightly from position, revealing tension in its weave from human force and betraying its concealed industrial function

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