Admiralty Quarters

A reserved, formally appointed admiral's suite aboard the starship: an antechamber opens to a roomy parlor and a sleeping alcove, softened lighting and polished surfaces masking protocol and power. The space functions as hospitality and a stage for unequal diplomacy—Brull invokes the quarters' size while bargaining for equal accommodations, turning comfort into currency. The hush of ceremony tightens into suspicion and terse demands, transforming what should be refuge into a pressure point that exposes fractures in fragile negotiations.

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S2E21 · Peak Performance

Kolrami Demands the Games Begin

Admiralty Quarters are invoked verbally when Picard offers to show Kolrami to his accommodations — used as a narrative contrast to Kolrami's refusal and as a stand-in for customary hospitality and respite on the ship.

Atmosphere

Implied calm, privacy, and courtesy — an offered sanctuary that is declined, making the refusal sharper.

Functional Role

Guest accommodation offered to dignitaries; here it signals Picard's attempt to follow protocol and put the visitor at ease.

Symbolic Significance

Embodies Starfleet civility and the expectation of reciprocal decorum; its rejection symbolizes a dismissal of social contract.

Access Restrictions

Reserved for high-ranking visitors and dignitaries; not ordinarily open to crew without invitation.

Soft lighting and polished surfaces implied by the offer Discrete, private antechamber and sleeping alcove suggested by the term 'quarters'

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S2E21 · Peak Performance

Kolrami Demands the Games Begin

Kolrami arrives on the Enterprise and immediately displaces hospitality with strategy: Picard offers quarters and a warm welcome, but the Zakdorn politely rebuffs rest and insists the exercise begin at …