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Object

Dominator Prisoner Surveillance Data

Digital or transmitted records created by the Dominators during psychological assessments and labor tests in the saucer, distinct from the Dulcian Council’s physical files.
2 appearances

Purpose

Transmit intelligence on tested specimens' work habits to Fleet Leader for invasion strategy analysis

Significance

Exposes Dominators' surveillance of Dulcian laborers, linking prisoner assessments to fleet coordination and highlighting Rago's field command role

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments
S6E4 · The Dominators Part 4
Doctor manipulates Rago into capsule investigation

Rago’s recorded data on Dulcian work habits is mentioned as pending transmission to the Fleet Leader, underscoring the Dominators’ systematic exploitation of the planet’s resources. Though not directly interacted with in this event, its presence reinforces the organizational efficiency of the Dominators and the Doctor’s need to disrupt their operations by investigating the capsule’s power unit.

Before: Compiled and ready for transmission, reflecting the Dominators’ psychological and labor assessments of Dulcians.
After: Transmission likely proceeds, but its relevance is overshadowed by Rago’s new focus on the capsule.
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S6E4 · The Dominators Part 4
Doctor manipulates Rago into capsule investigation

Rago's Recorded Data on Dulcian Work Habits is mentioned as part of the Quark's duties to transmit this information to the Fleet Leader. While not directly central to the event, this object represents the Dominators' systematic exploitation of the Dulcians, highlighting their focus on labor efficiency and resource extraction. Its mention reinforces the broader context of the Dominators' invasion and their reliance on data-driven control.

Before: Recorded and ready for transmission, detailing the work habits of tested Dulcian specimens.
After: Still recorded but now in the process of being transmitted to the Fleet Leader, as per Rago's command.
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