Harry Bernard

Harry rushes down the corridor with head down, collides with Riker, and expresses his frustration and defiance openly, especially toward his calculus lessons and teacher. He reacts nervously to the …

Harry Bernard disappears in front of classmates in the classroom, symbolizing the unraveling safety of Federation children across multiple ship locations.

Harry Bernard is shown disappearing in the classroom, a silent victim of the abduction wave, underscoring the indiscriminate and mysterious nature of the threat.

Harry Bernard disappears suddenly from his classroom, visibly scared and surprised, embodying the vulnerability of the abducted children swept from familiar environments.

Harry wanders the chamber, curious about the ancient tapestries, briefly interacts with Wesley, showing confusion and subtle defiance regarding their captivity and imposed rules.

Harry wanders curiously around the chamber, examining the ancient tapestries with confusion and intrigue, questioning the purpose of their presence in this alien and formal environment. He demonstrates a subtle …

Harry wanders distractedly, physically engaging with the ancient tapestries despite Wesley's warnings, representing his confusion and defiance. He questions the situation aloud, signaling his unsettled curiosity and growing awareness of …

Harry wanders the chamber with curiosity, touching the ancient tapestries despite Wesley's warning, expressing confusion and quietly questioning their purpose and the reason for their abduction.

Harry is nervously confronted by Aldean mentors Accolan and Leda, who encourage his artistic potential. Despite his resistance, he is gently led into the Teleport Arch, signaling his reluctant acceptance …

Harry, anxious and conflicted, accuses Wesley about the promised rescue then is gently coaxed and led by Accolan and Leda toward the Teleport Arch to join the artistic unit, resisting …

Harry sits nervously with the other children before being gently but firmly urged forward by Accolan and Leda. Despite his denial of artistic ability, he is coaxed and led to …

Harry exhibits nervous resistance as Radue calls him forward; he denies being an artist despite encouragement from Accolan and Leda, who eagerly claim and lead him into the artistic unit …

Harry reacts with skepticism and nervousness toward Wesley’s hopeful assurances. He is gently but insistently courted by Accolan and Leda to accept an artistic identity he rejects. His conflicted emotions …

Harry is led nervously by Accolan and Leda into the artist unit, resisting his artistic designation but accompanied by encouraging mentors who try to assuage his fears. His physical hesitance …

Harry reluctantly succumbs to the artistic unit assignment, visibly nervous yet subtly conflicted as Accolan and Leda encourage him toward embracing a sculptor’s path, leading him to the teleport arch.

Harry appears on the Custodian feed engaged in sculpting under Leda’s patient mentorship, demonstrating growing enjoyment and tentative mastery of artistic skills.

Harry appears only via the Custodian’s live feed, shown learning wood-sculpting under Leda’s mentorship; his visible curiosity and happiness stand in contrast to his otherwise conflicted feelings about Aldea’s expectations.

Harry is observed via the Custodian’s live feed engaging in artistic training with Leda, showing newfound happiness and engagement as he experiments with sculpting tools under her supportive mentorship.

Harry tentatively carves into the block of wood with the sculpting tool, initially doubtful about his ability but gradually reassured by Accolan’s encouragement. His curiosity grows as he embraces the …

Harry tentatively uses the sculpting tool under Accolan’s guidance, experiencing surprise and burgeoning joy as the dolphin form emerges, signaling a breakthrough in self-expression and a tentative rebellion against the …

Harry finishes polishing his carved dolphin sculpture, presenting it with surprise and pride. He explains the dolphin’s nature in simple, earnest terms, revealing a personal connection to Earth’s oceans and …

Harry hesitantly participates in the passive resistance discussion, revealing conflicted feelings about the Aldeans, appreciating the woodwork but reluctant to accept permanent captivity.

Harry exhibits hesitant thoughtfulness, initially conflicted due to his partial affection for Aldea and his enjoyment of working with wood. Ultimately, he chooses to join the collective passive resistance, marking …

Harry actively removes the tray of food from the room and places it outside the door, physically manifesting the children’s silent refusal and deepening the symbolic act of rebellion.

Harry interrupts the technical discussion with a vulnerable confession about his father, revealing his emotional struggle and longing amid captivity. His openness to Picard highlights the personal cost of the …

Harry breaks the tentative optimism with a raw confession about his fear of abandonment and regret over his fraught relationship with his father. His vulnerability exposes the emotional toll captivity …

Harry vulnerably interrupts the conversation to confess his deep fear of abandonment and remorse over strained family ties, revealing emotional fractures caused by the abduction. His confession momentarily softens the …

Harry expresses gratitude to his Aldean mentor Accolan, refuses a parting gift to keep the memory alive on his own terms, and waves goodbye before beaming up with the other …

Harry Bernard expresses gratitude to Accolan but declines to take the dolphin, asserting his own artistic agency. He joins the other children to be beamed away, resolute in his decision …

Harry Bernard thanks Accolan but declines the dolphin sculpture, asserting his independence and resolve to forge his own path. He joins the other children in being beamed up, embodying a …

Harry takes a courageous, vulnerable step by openly confessing his wish to pursue art over calculus, standing resolutely before his classroom door. His body language suggests contemplation and tentative acceptance …