Band-aid Obtained From: Location: Appearance: A plaster normally used to cover small cuts and grazes. When April scatters crumbs on a rubber ducky she sees in the canal below her window, a seagull pecks a hole in it, enough to propel it out from beneath the grille where it's trapped. She retrieves it from the 'Death Star' outside the Fringe Cafe, only to find that some mysterious person has covered the hole in the ducky with a band-aid so it can be reinflated. After April's finished with the ducky, she uses the band-aid to cover the enormous hole in the rubber glove she finds at VAVA.
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| - <default>Band-aid</default> Obtained From: Location: Appearance: A plaster normally used to cover small cuts and grazes. When April scatters crumbs on a rubber ducky she sees in the canal below her window, a seagull pecks a hole in it, enough to propel it out from beneath the grille where it's trapped. She retrieves it from the 'Death Star' outside the Fringe Cafe, only to find that some mysterious person has covered the hole in the ducky with a band-aid so it can be reinflated. After April's finished with the ducky, she uses the band-aid to cover the enormous hole in the rubber glove she finds at VAVA.
- Band-Aid was the name of a specific brand of adhesive bandages developed on Earth in the 20th century, used to help stop the bleeding of minor cuts, and protect them from infection. The term evolved to mean any small, stopgap measure used to address minor symptoms of a larger problem. During their efforts to prevent the crash-landing of Stratos on planet Ardana in 2377, Crewman Fabian Stevens referred to his repairs of the anti-gravity engines as a Band-Aid, arguing for the importance of learning the city's navigational systems. (CoE eBook: Signs from Heaven)
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| - Band-Aid was the name of a specific brand of adhesive bandages developed on Earth in the 20th century, used to help stop the bleeding of minor cuts, and protect them from infection. The term evolved to mean any small, stopgap measure used to address minor symptoms of a larger problem. In 1984, Gary Seven referred to Dr. Wilson Evergreen's plan to repair a hole in Earth's ozone layer as a Band-Aid, and suggested it would be better to leave the damage as an incentive to humanity to alter its mistreatment of their environment. (TOS - The Eugenics Wars novel: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1 During their efforts to prevent the crash-landing of Stratos on planet Ardana in 2377, Crewman Fabian Stevens referred to his repairs of the anti-gravity engines as a Band-Aid, arguing for the importance of learning the city's navigational systems. (CoE eBook: Signs from Heaven)
- <default>Band-aid</default> Obtained From: Location: Appearance: A plaster normally used to cover small cuts and grazes. When April scatters crumbs on a rubber ducky she sees in the canal below her window, a seagull pecks a hole in it, enough to propel it out from beneath the grille where it's trapped. She retrieves it from the 'Death Star' outside the Fringe Cafe, only to find that some mysterious person has covered the hole in the ducky with a band-aid so it can be reinflated. After April's finished with the ducky, she uses the band-aid to cover the enormous hole in the rubber glove she finds at VAVA. Obtained from the rubber ducky.
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