Oji

Oji walks with her father, speaking with measured formality about the technical requirement to take measurements at zenith; she is attentive, clearly nervous about performing as the officially appointed recordkeeper, …

Oji steps up to the bronze astrolabe, takes a ceremonial sighting, detects the distant duck blind, points it out to Liko and—acting on duty and curiosity—leads the way off toward …

Oji hides with her father, watches the dematerializations and later the rockface restoration with wide-eyed bewilderment, holds back from immediate aid until Beverly arrives, then surveys the transformed wall in …

Oji hides at the base of the path and watches the extraordinary events unfold; she restrains herself from rushing to help her father and instead witnesses Beverly's intervention and the …

Oji finishes reconnaissance, descends the path to the duck blind, is startled by her father's voice, rushes to his side and reacts with astonished relief upon seeing his wounds healed.

Oji finishes reconnaissance on the bluff, returns down the path, touches the rockface, then is stunned to find Liko awake and uninjured; she alternates relief and skepticism, voices questions, and …

Oji supports her father's account, confirming the shared sighting and lending familial corroboration that strengthens Liko's credibility before the assembly.

Oji stands with Liko, corroborates her father's account, witnesses the hunters bring in Palmer, and visibly supports the interpretation that their shared experience was not a dream but reality.

Oji offers a tentative explanation (perhaps Palmer ran away), watches Liko's reaction, and follows Nuria and the others as Troi diverts the assembly toward the hills.

Oji listens and supplies a tentative explanation (perhaps he ran away); her reaction to Liko's resurrection suggestion is one of dawning understanding—she becomes a receptive link between myth and communal …

Oji notices the sun's position, stops the forward movement, announces the zenith, and immediately turns to rush back along the path to perform the required measurement.

Oji arrives at the far end of the assembly hall, sees Riker, and utters his name aloud — a simple, immediate recognition that risks exposing the rescue and reversing control …

Oji, off-screen and distant, shouts an urgent warning identifying Riker and Palmer; her voice converts an otherwise covert action into public knowledge and triggers Nuria's swift response.

Oji listens and asks the pragmatic question that forces the decision point: what happens if Hali doesn't find Palmer? Her question pushes Nuria toward the conditional choice.

Oji, standing among the anxious assembly, asks the practical question about the search's outcome and the contingency if Palmer isn't found, giving voice to communal worry.

Oji stands near Liko and Troi, observant of the guarded counselor and the assembly's proceedings, silently recording the social and ritual implications as the community reacts.

Oji sits at the fire pit, notices the difference in this storm and voices uneasy agreement; she listens to both men, visibly worried, and leaves with them as the crisis …

Oji bursts into the hall with Fento, reports Nuria missing with urgent breath; she asks the group what to do, signaling the assembly's panic and search-collapse.

Oji bursts into the hall, frantic and reporting Nuria's disappearance; she asks the assembly for direction and amplifies communal anxiety by announcing the leader's absence.

Oji stands beside Liko, voices fear and grabs her father's arm trying to stop him — a clear small, human attempt to prevent catastrophe and protect both Troi and her …

Asks whether the reveal was accidental and questions why the visitors must leave, voicing eagerness to learn while absorbing Picard's gentle refusal to teach.

Asks Picard directly for instruction and expresses hope that the visitors could teach them, representing the youthful impulse toward progress and reliance on outside knowledge.

As the community's young recordkeeper, she pleads for instruction and expresses hope that Picard could teach her people — then listens as he gently refuses, absorbing the moral lesson about …