Salia

Newly materialized on the bridge, she is wide‑eyed and curious: studies the transporter, asks technical questions, accepts Anya's authority, and flirts lightly with Wesley, revealing youthful curiosity within her ceremonial …

Materializes wide‑eyed and curious, engages with the technology and crew with bright interest, accepts Anya's authority but flirts lightly with Wesley before being pulled away, revealing a mix of innocence …

Salia materializes curious and wide‑eyed, asks intelligent questions about transporters and controls, displays playful flirtation with Wesley, and accepts Anya's authority, combining youthful enthusiasm with regal restraint.

Salia steps away from the formal entourage to study the magnet, displays bright curiosity and coy flirtation, delivering an innocent, teasing warning before allowing herself to be led away.

Mentioned by Data as the central figure whose tragic origin and diplomatic purpose are summarized; she is not present but her fate looms, reframing Wesley's private interest into political consequence.

Salia appears on the Main Viewer, responds politely to Picard about her quarters, expresses gratitude and hopeful naivety about similarly luxurious accommodations on Daled Four, and thus registers as outwardly …

Salia appears on the Main Viewer from her quarters: composed, polite, and demure in speech to Picard; she presents the practiced calm of a ward performing her role while remaining …

Salia listens to a firm, rehearsed explanation of duty, holds the teenage girl's gaze, then moves to the window in search of perspective; she admits anger and loneliness, sighs, and …

Salia presses for practical answers about ruling Daled Four, holds the teenager's gaze, then moves to the window to stare into space; she then stoops to pet a small furry …

Salia sits in her living room, eagerly accepts Picard's invitation on the viewer, argues with a small furry companion, and expresses frustration and anticipation at being confined yet hungry to …

Sits on her bed in her living room, receives Picard's offer on the viewer with bright anticipation, rises to prepare to go; seeks her small furry companion before the companion …

Pushes against the blockade and verbal command, asserting her identity as a leader and demanding autonomy; speaks defiantly, then opens the door when summoned, showing conflicted agency.

Salia opens her door, meets Wesley's gaze deliberately, and uses a casual domestic request about the food dispenser as a social maneuver — then redirects the guard by naming Wesley, …

Salia samples the mousse with visible delight, asks questions about other worlds, admits Klavdia Three is the only planet she has known, and responds with intrigued, guarded openness when Wesley …

Salia tastes the mousse with childlike wonder, verbally expresses delight, asks eager questions about other planets, reveals her narrow origin, and receives Wesley's invitation with intrigued, dawning possibility.

Although not physically present in the scene, Salia is the named occupant of the quarters and the reason for Anya's presence; the confinement directly affects her security and sense of …

Salia listens raptly, expresses wonder at the simulated vistas, admits her life has been primarily study, briefly allows herself to hope, then withdraws into pensive doubt and suggests leaving, revealing …

Salia watches the simulation with visible wonder, vocalizes both curiosity and the trained knowledge of her sheltered upbringing, then slips into a sudden, quiet doubt about actually seeing other worlds; …

Not physically present in the room but central to the discussion; Salia is the missing ward whose absence converts the conversation into an emergency and makes her the immediate object …

Salia sits with Wesley, admits that returning to Daled Four will limit her freedom, reacts with visible confusion and panic when Wesley offers a life aboard the ship, then abruptly …

Confesses that her future role on Daled Four will limit her freedom even more than Klavdia; reacts to Wesley's sudden offer with confusion and emotional overwhelm, stands abruptly, and rushes …

Salia converses warmly with Wesley about feelings and her past; when presented with the real possibility of staying aboard, she becomes confused, overwhelmed, stands, and rushes out—her flight expressing internal …

Salia walks down the corridor weeping, attempts to hide and process her tears, halts to speak with Wesley, confesses impossibility, and finally yields to the approaching authority by walking toward …

Salia walks distraught, alternately rejecting Wesley and then confessing her desire to escape; she allows Wesley to hold her hands briefly before surrendering to Anya's command and moving toward custody, …

Salia is not present but is the subject of Picard's directive; she is positioned as a vulnerable ward whose protection justifies limiting Wesley's contact and reshapes interpersonal dynamics on the …

Salia confronts her protector, speaks defiantly and emotionally, insists on deciding whether to see Wesley, and ends the exchange uncertain about her fate and destiny.

Salia stands agitated and argumentative, pressing for the right to keep a friend and naming Wesley explicitly; she alternates between defiance and sudden uncertainty about her destiny, voicing her refusal …

Not present on the bridge; mentioned by Data as the reason Klavdia Three was chosen, thereby becoming the implicit subject influencing the crew’s responses and decisions.

Not physically present; is referenced by Data and Riker as the intended ward from Klavdia Three. The revelation about atmospheric similarity directly frames her background and upcoming political role.

Salia slips into Wesley's quarters, initiates closeness and a tentative kiss, then violently transforms into a monstrous form from within, confronts Anya's aggression, and reverts to human to defend her …

Salia sneaks into Wesley's quarters, shares a tender moment, then involuntarily (or defensively) transforms into a monstrous form that confronts Anya's guardian; after the standoff she reverts, exchanges a charged …

Salia enters clandestinely, flirts and kisses Wesley, then unexpectedly transforms into a terrifying creature from within — confronting Anya's monstrous form — before reverting and being taken into custody.

Salia responds to the chime, speaks with Anya in a mix of gratitude and vulnerability, walks to the doorway, declares readiness to the guard, and steps out once the field …

Receives Anya's farewell with restrained gratitude, asks practical and emotional questions, declares readiness, takes a deliberate, intimate pause, then physically crosses the threshold when the forcefield is lowered.

Salia approaches Wesley, meets his accusation directly, insists on the reality of her feelings, apologizes for causing pain, then steels herself and walks toward the transporter, signaling choice of duty …

Salia stands on the pad, tastes Wesley's mousse as a tactile farewell, embraces him, explains she cannot arrive on Daled Four in her human guise, then mounts the pad and …

Salia accepts Wesley's gift, savors the mousse as if storing a final sensory memory, embraces Wesley, then deliberately mounts the transporter pad and transforms into a luminous, protean form before …

Salia is not physically present; she exists as the mental image Wesley names "pure light," the referent that triggers his grief and shapes the tenor of the entire exchange.