Object

Federation Logo (Starfleet Delta Emblem)

A bold, metallic emblem emblazoned with the iconic Starfleet delta insignia, crafted with a gleaming finish that catches the ambient light of the Enterprise bridge. Mounted prominently on the bulkhead or displayed as a symbolic emblem, it radiates the formal authority and institutional presence of Starfleet. The logo commands attention during the tense video transmission from Admirals Savar, Aaron, and Quinn, underscoring the hierarchical power and the hidden undercurrents of suspicion permeating the scene.

6 appearances

Purpose

To serve as a symbolic emblem representing Starfleet's authority and identity, reinforcing institutional presence during official communications and command interactions.

Significance

The Starfleet Logo anchors the scene’s mounting tension, embodying the contrast between the admirals' polished diplomatic veneer and the covert mistrust seething beneath. It visually underscores the political stakes and foreshadows the brewing conflict within Starfleet's upper ranks.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

6 moments

S1E25 · Conspiracy

Veiled Suspicion and the Admirals’ Invitation

The Starfleet Logo appears prominently on the communication screen during the admirals’ transmission, symbolizing institutional authority and the official guise under which the conspirators operate, reinforcing the tension between loyalty and betrayal.

Before: Unseen in current scene context

After: Displayed during the admirals’ video communication as a backdrop

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S1E25 · Conspiracy

Admirals' Cordial Invitation Masks Brewing Suspicion

The Starfleet Logo appears briefly on screen as the video transmission momentarily shifts away from the admirals, symbolizing Starfleet’s institutional authority and the cold, bureaucratic machinery behind the formal invitation and covert agenda.

Before: Displayed prominently in Starfleet Command’s communication interface during transmission.

After: Remains displayed momentarily before returning to the video feed of the admirals.

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S1E25 · Conspiracy

Quinn’s Private Overture Amidst Starfleet Suspicion

The Starfleet Logo appears on the communication screen during the transition, reinforcing the institutional authority and gravitas of the admirals’ message, visually framing the conversation in the context of Starfleet’s formal chain of command.

Before: Displayed intermittently on the communication screen, clear and luminous.

After: Continues to serve as a static emblematic backdrop during the transmission sequence.

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S3E10 · The Defector

Jarok's Confession: A Father's Gamble

The Federation logo appears on the computer screen as Admiral Haden's 'eyes only' transmission opens; it visually authenticates the incoming message, lending institutional weight and adding an unemotional, authoritative backdrop to Haden's rebuke.

Before: Displayed on the ready room communication panel as the incoming secure message initializes.

After: Remains on the display while Haden's image fades; continues to occupy the screen as a subtle reminder of institutional authority.

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S3E10 · The Defector

Picard Forces Jarok's Confession

The Federation logo appears on the computer screen as Admiral Haden's secure 'Eyes Only' transmission opens; it functions as an authentication device and visual authority that frames Haden's warning and colors Picard's initial skepticism of Jarok.

Before: Displayed on the ready room computer screen as part of a secure transmission.

After: Fades as Haden's image ends and Picard proceeds with the in‑person interrogation; the emblem's authority lingers as rhetorical weight.

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S3E10 · The Defector

Jarok's Confession and Picard's Condition

The Federation logo appears on the ready room computer display as authentication for Admiral Haden's 'eyes only' transmission; its presence lends institutional authority to Haden's warning and visually undermines Jarok before the face‑to‑face exchange begins.

Before: Displayed on the ready room computer screen as part of a secure, priority transmission.

After: Remains on the screen as a lingering institutional reminder; its authority persists though the human exchange continues.

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