Nuria

Nuria, the community leader, initially applies skeptical reason, examines Palmer physically when presented, and shifts toward acceptance when evidence appears, influencing the crowd's change of heart.

Nuria steps forward to interrogate Liko's claims, physically examines Palmer when he's presented, and reluctantly concedes the accuracy of the testimony once she inspects the unconscious stranger.

As presiding leader in the assembly hall, Nuria listens, weighs testimony, and then authoritatively decides to keep Palmer for the Picard—turning rumor into policy and ordering Fento to bind him.

Nuria presides over the assembly, weighs testimony, interprets signs as evidence of the Overseer, and decisively orders Palmer kept for the Picard before departing with the diverted search party.

Nuria is part of the following group, attentive and observant of both Troi and the others; she witnesses Oji's sudden stop and Liko's permission, registering the shift in group priorities.

Nuria instantly connects Oji's shout to a clandestine removal, pivots from questioning to command and orders Yari to prevent escape, reasserting communal authority and initiating the physical interception.

Nuria leads the community's entrance and pursuit; she rushes down the path immediately after Riker and Palmer vanish, directing the group past the disappearance point in a rapid effort to …

As assembly leader, Nuria orders a search for the missing, receives Liko's demand for punishment, and deliberately refuses to authorize harm—opting instead to detain Troi and wait for the search …

Nuria functions as the reluctant arbiter: she issues the search order, restrains immediate violence by keeping Troi captive, and ultimately issues a conditional threat if Palmer is not recovered.

Nuria is not present but is central to the tactical plan: Picard and Riker identify her as the standout, fair-minded leader who, if shown the truth, could influence her people …

Nuria is walking away toward the exit, unaware that sensors have been locked on her; she is the silent pivot of the extraction plan, physically moving into the beam's potential …

Nuria materializes on the transporter pad gasping, turns toward Picard as he steps forward, utters one broken word, then sinks to her knees in a mixture of fear and reverence …

Nuria begins kneeling in reverence, averts her eyes, then tentatively accepts Picard's hand; she is startled by the opening door but follows him into the corridor, vocalizing wonder and confusion …

Nuria stands overwhelmed then listens intently. She answers Picard's questions, processes his analogies about ancestors and tools, and shifts from reverential fear to contemplative understanding before declaring she no longer …

Nuria kneels figuratively in deference and thanks, then shifts to pleading advocacy: she makes an explicit, desperate request that Picard resurrect six villagers lost in a flood, invoking Liko's recovery …

Nuria kneels at Picard's authority in the ready room, alternating gratitude with urgent pleading; she invokes past miracles (Liko) and offers desperate bargains, even suggesting Troi's death as rhetorical leverage …

Nuria is the central absence: although not present, her missing status is announced by Oji and functions as the immediate cause of the leadership vacuum that enables Liko's seizure of …

Nuria herself does not appear; her absence is announced and used as a political lever—others claim she would restrain them, and her missing authority creates a void exploited by Liko.

Arrives with Picard, watches Warren's death, addresses Picard with a mixture of accusation and revelation, concluding that Picard's people are not gods and must be presented as fallible to her …

Nuria watches the medical failure, reads the room, then confronts Picard — forcing him to acknowledge human mortality so her people will stop worshipping outsiders and avoid social collapse.

Nuria accompanies Picard into the hall, supports his truthful framing, attempts to intervene when Liko readies the crossbow, then rushes to Picard after the bolt strikes and holds up her …

Leads the village's questioning, asks why the visitors hid and why a people would study theirs, receives Picard's explanation, accepts the departure and offers a dignified blessing and farewell.

Leads the assembled community at the rockface, asks pointed questions about the concealed structure, listens as Picard explains, offers Picard a gracious farewell and blessing on behalf of her people.

Leads the Mintakan delegation, asks direct questions about the revealed structure, listens as Picard explains, and offers a gracious, conciliatory farewell blessing to Picard and his ship.