Object

Holodeck Ski Clothes (worn by Eric, Annette, and unnamed girl)

A bright, layered set of ski attire—insulated jacket, fitted ski pants, thick gloves, and mirrored goggles—designed for holodeck winter recreation. Fabrics appear synthetic and lightly padded, sporting jaunty colors and school‑age styling. Characters pull the garments on and gesture with them, using the costume as a visible prompt and social prop to invite Wesley to the holodeck.

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Purpose

To outfit participants for simulated skiing on the holodeck—providing weather-appropriate clothing and serving as a clear, practical indicator of the group’s planned recreational activity.

Significance

The ski clothes operate as a social lever: they advertise a carefree, peer-driven outing, heighten Wesley’s exclusion when he refuses the invitation, and foreshadow the holodeck activity that catalyzes later events.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

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S3E1 · Evolution

Wesley Chooses Duty Over the Holodeck

The holodeck ski clothes are worn by Eric, Annette and the other girl as a visible social prop that frames their invitation; the costumes telegraph leisure and intimacy and function as the immediate prompt for Wesley's refusal.

Before: Worn by Eric, Annette, and the unnamed girl as they walk the corridor; clean and ready for holodeck use.

After: Still worn by the trio as they split and proceed toward the Holodeck; unchanged but now carrying the emotional residue of a rebuffed invitation.

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