Arridor's Extraction Syringe

A compact, clinical extraction syringe with a slim transparent barrel and a fine hypodermic tip. Arridor grips its textured plunger and seats the needle at Goss's neck, drawing a small, dark bead of blood into the chamber. He then dispenses a single droplet onto Goss's palm, watching the fluid shift color as the gathered sample confirms the engineered agent's effect.

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Purpose

To draw and contain small quantities of blood or biological fluid for transfer, testing, and administration.

Significance

Serves as the physical instrument that concretizes the Ferengi biochemical sabotage: the extracted droplet becomes proof that a targeted agent exists, weaponizing the plot, escalating the diplomatic crisis, and foreshadowing the ship’s impending medical collapse.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

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S3E8 · The Price

Ferengi Biochemical Sabotage: The Proof

Arridor uses a compact clinical extraction syringe to draw a painful sample of blood from Goss's neck. The syringe functions as the primary instrument enabling the distillation process and the plot's escalation from negotiation to sabotage.

Before: Sterile, in Arridor's possession ready for use; positioned against Goss's neck.

After: Partially used, containing a small residual amount of fluid; remains in Arridor's possession after transfer of processed material to the dish.

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