Liko

Liko walks alongside Oji toward the sundial, speaking with gentle humor and visible pride, physically reassuring her with tone and small gestures; he frames her appointment in the lineage of …

Liko enters the assembly area with Oji, listens to her question, replies uncertainly ('I don't know...'), then follows his daughter toward the hillside—simultaneously protective, curious, and compelled to see what …

Liko approaches the duck blind out of curiosity, pokes a port, is struck by an electrical discharge from the failing systems, falls three meters onto jagged rock, is treated with …

Liko covertly approaches the duck blind, peers through a port and witnesses the apparent miracle of dematerialization; when he touches the metal frame he is struck by a violent electrical …

Liko lies on a biobed treated for burns/radiation, opens his eyes, searches the sound-source for meaning, and tentatively whispers 'Picard', an utterance that triggers Beverly to render him unconscious with …

Lies on a biobed after field injuries, initially unconscious, then opens his eyes and tentatively says 'Picard', prompting immediate concern and a sedative injection to blunt any nascent memory or …

Liko is lying on a biobed, treated for injuries; he awakens, scans the room, fixates on Picard, tentatively utters the captain's name, and is immediately sedated by Beverly.

Liko materializes out of sight, awakens, sits up, examines himself, reports being healed and 'brought back to life', and, with resolute conviction, frames the experience in ancestral myth and urges …

Liko materializes out of view, awakens, examines himself, and tells Oji he was brought back to life; he frames the event through ancestral myth and, with grave certainty, commands Oji …

Liko is referenced as the prior beamed‑down subject at this same spot; his earlier experience and subsequent worship of 'the Picard' form the social context that makes Riker and Troi's …

Liko stands at the assembly's center, testifying that he was restored by an Overseer, naming it 'the Picard' and converting private trauma into public religious claim.

Liko testifies passionately that he was restored by an Overseer and names the being 'the Picard,' reading his experience through ancestral myth and seizing interpretive authority when Palmer is presented.

Liko pushes the interpretation that Palmer is a servant of the Picard, argues for binding him as an act that will win favor, exchanges a meaningful look with Oji, and …

Liko actively frames Palmer as an Overseer-servant, interprets ambiguous signs as miracles, urges binding, and promises favors and resurrection—he catalyzes the shift from curiosity to worship.

Liko hears Oji, gives a single, authoritative permission ('Go'), and allows his daughter to break from the group, signaling private support for ritual duty over continued pursuit.

Liko confronts Troi angrily, vocalizes a fear-driven logic that punishing an outsider might appease the Picard/Overseer, and presses the assembly toward punitive action out of communal concern.

Liko aggressively presses for punitive measures to protect the village, confronting Troi directly and advocating harm as a pragmatic deterrent against the Overseer's wrath.

Liko stands nearby, observing the guarded Troi and the proceedings with interest; he is a close witness to both the strange visitors' presence and the guarded counselor's treatment.

Liko vocalizes escalating fear as lightning cracks the night; he explicitly connects the storm to the Picard's anger, invokes his wife's death in last year's floods, and makes the decisive …

Liko is referenced by Nuria as the living proof that Picard can 'restore' someone; he is not present but functions as evidence and catalyst for Nuria's request and the Mintakans' …

Liko seizes the moment: citing 'the Picard' as legitimization, he demands the hunter's crossbow and, once armed, marches purposefully toward Deanna Troi—converting personal grievance and fear into enforced spiritual authority.

Liko seizes command amid uncertainty, invoking 'As the Picard wishes,' forcibly requesting the crossbow and then marching toward the captive Troi with decisive, performative authority.

Liko, torn between faith and desperation, seizes a crossbow, invokes Picard's will, aims at Picard to compel a miracle, fires the bolt, then drops the weapon and collapses into shock …

Voices the crucial realization that the visitors' hidden presence changed him and thus his people; his statement provides the moral pivot that makes interference visible and personal.

Vocalizes the hard realization that the presence of observers changed him and, by extension, the community; his statement provides Picard with the concrete moral pivot needed to frame withdrawal.

Makes the key leap aloud that the presence of observers would alter his people — a self-aware admission that personal contact had already changed him and, by extension, the community.