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Holodeck Program: Prototype Schematic with Holographic Leah Brahms (dilithium lattice / holoprojection)

A Holodeck Three simulation instance presenting a full‑scale, manipulable prototype schematic and simulation model of ship systems (including dilithium lattice/chamber cross‑sections) integrated with a life‑size interactive holographic facsimile of Dr. Leah Brahms. Rendered as room‑scale holoprojections and rotatable cross‑sectional panels with layered vector schematics, animated lattice vectors, color‑coded stress maps and numeric annotations, the program is streamed and mediated by the ship computer and manipulated by Geordi and the holographic Leah for alignment simulations, parameter testing and diagnostic interventions.
7 appearances

Purpose

To recreate and run a restricted prototype schematic inside Holodeck Three and provide an interactive holographic engineering partner (Leah Brahms) so an engineer can test, visualize, and physically trial a dilithium lattice reorientation.

Significance

Serves as the decisive experimental platform that shifts the plot from speculation to hands‑on trial: it enables Geordi's risky attempt to fix the failing dilithium lattice, functions as his emotional anchor through the Leah simulation, and creates the story's high‑stakes tradeoff between human improvisation and computerized precision under a ticking clock.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

7 moments
S3E6 · Booby Trap
Holodeck Reorientation — Geordi Commits to the Dilithium Fix

The Dilithium Lattice Reorientation Prototype Schematic is the restricted development blueprint Geordi requests; the computer identifies its physical archive at Utopia Planitia. It functions as the bridge between Leah’s theory and a tangible testable model — the exact artifact Geordi needs recreated as a holoprogram to validate lattice reorientation.

Before: Stored as a development‑stage schematic in Drafting Room Five at Utopia Planitia (Mars Station).
After: Requested and authorized by the ship computer for recreation; instantiated as a Holodeck Three program for Geordi’s hands‑on testing.
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S3E6 · Booby Trap
Holodeck Prototype: Recreate and Run

The Dilithium Lattice Reorientation Prototype Schematic is the restricted development file identified by the computer as the best match; it is requested, streamed from Utopia Planitia archives, and recreated in Holodeck Three to provide a manipulable, engineering‑grade model for iterative testing.

Before: Stored as a restricted development document at Utopia Planitia Drafting Room Five (archival, not onboard the Enterprise).
After: Recreated within Holodeck Three as an interactive simulation instance, available for Geordi to manipulate and to host a holographic Leah overlay.
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S3E6 · Booby Trap
Lattice Failure — The Twenty-Six Minute Clock

The Holodeck Three Program (Prototype Schematic with Holographic Leah Brahms) is the tactical tool Geordi has been running: a full‑scale simulation of early Enterprise propulsion entries now authorized by Picard to be reinstated as the official engineering pathway.

Before: Inactive or running privately under Geordi's remote control in Engineering; not yet sanctioned by command.
After: Reinstated by command and authorized for official use; actively running as Geordi's primary engineering resource.
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S3E6 · Booby Trap
Blocked Logs — Leah's Restricted Design

The Wall of Connections holographic schematic functions as the interactive investigative surface: Geordi studies it, traces conduits, isolates systems, and it becomes the locus where Leah's holographic hand points to the critical reactant path, converting abstract telemetry into a tangible lead.

Before: Active holodeck projection in the center of drafting room five, displaying engine cross‑sections and conduit maps; under Geordi's study and control.
After: Remains active and focused on the same conduits, now with Geordi alerted to a specific reactant path indicated by Leah's holographic gesture.
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S3E6 · Booby Trap
Accelerated Reactant Injection — Leah's Guiding Hand

The interactive 'Wall of Connections' functions as both diagnostic interface and instructional surface: Geordi studies it to trace the maze of systems, and the holographic Leah physically points to the exact path configuration on this display, converting theory into an actionable route map.

Before: Displayed a complex, touch‑responsive schematic of conduits and nodes used for inspection and planning.
After: Remains active but now contains a highlighted path configuration indicated by Leah; becomes the immediate blueprint for Geordi's next engineering maneuvers.
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S3E6 · Booby Trap
Holodeck Gambit: Engineering by Instinct

Holodeck Three's running prototype program (a reconstruction of earliest construction entries with a propulsion design model and holographic aids) is the practical tool Geordi uses to iterate a risky engine redesign; Picard orders it reinstated so the engineer's private simulation becomes ship-sanctioned work.

Before: Either active only within Geordi's isolated work context or suspended/offline for general ship access; Geordi indicates he has been running it in some form.
After: Reinstated and formally active for command-sanctioned engineering prototyping and validation.
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S3E6 · Booby Trap
Quiet Handoff: Resuming the Holodeck

The Holodeck Three program — a preserved prototype schematic with a holographic Leah Brahms projection — is called back into active simulation. Here it functions narratively as both a technical project and an emotional stand-in, resumed not for testing but for personal refuge and the continuity of a memorialized presence.

Before: Paused/inactive within holodeck storage; the program exists in ship memory awaiting user reactivation.
After: Resumed/activated for Geordi's private use inside Holodeck Three; running as an accessible simulation instance.
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