Object

Restaurant Liquor Bottles (Improvised Disinfectant)

A small group of glass liquor bottles scavenged from a plaza restaurant: mixed clear and green glass, assorted sizes with screw caps or corks, partially drained and stained with dust and blood. Labels are generic and smeared; some necks glint where hands have gripped them. WORF seizes the bottles and hands them to BEVERLY; she unscrews a cap and pours the alcohol onto clean rags and open wounds, the liquid hissing on shrapnel sores as rescuers work amid debris and smoke.

2 appearances

Purpose

To contain distilled alcoholic beverages; in this context they are repurposed as improvised disinfectant and medical supply for immediate wound cleaning.

Significance

Serves as the makeshift medical lifeline that allows BEVERLY to break protocol and treat the injured immediately, dramatizing the clash between medical duty and security and underscoring improvisation under catastrophe.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S3E12 · The High Ground

Plaza Explosion — Crusher's Oath Amid Chaos

Assorted liquor bottles from the cafe are used as improvised disinfectant; Worf and the waiter hand them to Beverly, who pours alcohol onto wounds to cleanse shrapnel sores, emphasizing improvisation when formal supplies are not yet available.

Before: On shelves or tables in the cafe, part of the restaurant's stock.

After: Removed from cafe, opened and used by medical personnel as disinfectant on casualties.

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S3E12 · The High Ground

Plaza Bombing — Beverly Defies Orders

Liquor bottles from the restaurant are repurposed as disinfectant; Worf and the waiter hand them to Beverly who pours alcohol onto rags and wounds, enabling crude but necessary antiseptic treatment.

Before: On shelves or tables inside the cafe, partially drained and unattended.

After: Removed from the cafe and used by Beverly to disinfect wounds during triage.

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