Maze

A maze was a challenging type of game or study, in which a person or animal must navigate their way out of a confusing set of walls, including some with dead ends. A hedge maze was a type constructed life-sized maze.
In 2364, Admiral Mark Jameson compared the complex tunnels on Mordan IV to a maze. ()
Captain Jean-Luc Picard referred to a holding cell he was imprisoned in with Kova Tholl and Esoqq by an unnamed species as a laboratory maze in 2366. ()
In 2369, Dr. Julian Bashir speculated the Wadi had them put into the game of Chula as a behavioral test, like a laboratory rodent trying to find its way out of a maze. ()
In 2371, Chakotay compared trying to discover through the computer the crewman on board the who collaborated with the Kazon-Nistrim as going through a maze of circuits. ()
Later that year, Commander Chakotay asked Lieutenant Tuvok how to navigate through a maze that was constantly changing shape, as the USS Voyager was after encountering a distortion ring in the Delta Quadrant. ()
According to Quark, he had a variety of pleasure mazes in his holosuites and they all had a surprise at the center. ()
Tom Paris compared navigating through the subspace corridors used by the Turei to a maze. ()
During a hallucination resulting from breathing excessive nitrous oxide, Brad Boimler perceived a nonexistent maze below the hydroponics bay on the and deliriously attempted to navigate it. D'Vana Tendi responded to Boimler's mention of the "maze" with "What?! What... what maze?!", as she was unaffected by the nitrous oxide due to her Orion physiology. ()
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