Holodeck Doors Malfunction and Sudden Seal
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A high-pitched computer bleep sounds as the Holodeck doors open on their own, revealing a vague view of the hallway leading to Dixon Hill's office, only to suddenly slam shut with force.
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The Secondary Computer Panel, which controls the Holodeck's systems, implicitly initiates the high-pitched bleep that signals the malfunction. It acts as the technological interface behind the doors' sudden automatic opening and violent closure. This object anchors the mechanical cause behind the event, serving as the unseen agent of the dangerous system failure that traps the crew inside the Holodeck's 1941 Dixon Hill simulation.
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