Object

Duggan's Concealed Handgun

A compact projectile weapon with a dark polymer frame and short barrel, drawn by Fisk during the Vraxoin smuggling confrontation on the Empress Bridge. Its utilitarian design reflects standard-issue professional use, glinting dully under the corridor’s dim lighting as Romana disarms its owner in a swift takedown. The weapon’s presence underscores the lethal stakes of the conspiracy, its concealment belying the immediate threat it poses to Romana’s mission.

4 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

4 moments

S17E6 · City of Death Part 2

Violence and strategic split after Louvre chase

The vase, an exquisite second-dynasty Ming artifact, is repurposed by Duggan from cultural treasure to blunt-force weapon in a single violent motion. Its destruction signifies the irrevocable rupture of their covert presence and forces the Doctor to improvise a facade to maintain their assumed personas.

Before: Intact priceless artifact on display, part of the estate’s opulent art collection

After: Shattered beyond immediate repair, scattered porcelain fragments across the corridor floor

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S17E7 · City of Death Part 3

Scarlioni's ultimatum to Romana

Hermann's firearm functions as an immediate coercive instrument, its presence physically enforcing Scarlioni's psychological dominance. The gun is not fired but leveraged to isolate Duggan and Romana, symbolizing lethal threat without overt action.

Before: Loaded, chambered, and carried by Hermann in a concealed position but drawn and aimed at Duggan's direction during the confrontation

After: Same condition, held by Hermann until Scarlioni orders further action

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S17E16 · Nightmare of Eden Part 4

Romana overpowers Fisk and escapes Bridge

Fisk’s concealed weapon is disarmed by Romana when she kicks it away after he is dazed. The gun lies abandoned on the bridge floor, no longer in his control, as he shifts his focus to asserting legal authority instead of retrieving it.

Before: Held by Fisk, part of his immediate threat posture in the wake of the CET projection crisis. Still holstered or gripped at the moment of Romana’s kick.

After: Ejected from Fisk’s grasp, lying on the bridge deck away from his reach. Left unattended as Fisk turns to verbal intimidation and system overrides.

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S17E16 · Nightmare of Eden Part 4

Doctor demands CET rebuild under threat

Fisk’s concealed handgun, drawn earlier during the confrontation, is holstered again as the immediate threat of mandrels dissipates. Its utilitarian presence underscores the lethal stakes of the conspiracy but becomes functionally inert during this event, shifted to the background as the crisis pivots from violence to technical exigency.

Before: Holstered after being put away by Fisk at the start of the scene.

After: Holstered and inactive, no longer central to the ongoing action.

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