One pink coconut snowball in a clear pouch in Noor's food locker, which she touches and does not take; at the still centre of Episode 2's chaos it sits on her windowsill with Earth behind it; it returns as an unread search card (E3) and in slot 14 of a refreshment case, never bought (E4).
It is the smallest thing Noor owns and she will not eat it. In the rations scene, after her mother's badge gets her a meal from a dispenser that greets "Dr. Haddad", she touches the snowball in its pouch and leaves it. In the last thirty seconds of chaos, when everything else flies, it is the one thing that holds still, on her windowsill with Earth behind it. Later episodes keep it the same way: a search result nobody opens ("keeps for months in a sealed pouch"), and one pink snowball alone in a refreshment case of sixteen empty slots, in slot 14.
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On screenIn her locker beside three foil packs, in a clear pouch; she touches it and doesn't take it. {E2 09:40-09:46}edit
On screenSeen in the rations segment: Sheet 10 (FOOD SHELF LIFE), her mother's badge at the dispenser, "Good evening, Dr. Haddad." {E2 09:20-09:50}edit
RunningSaved and never eaten. {E2 WORLD_BIBLE §3}edit
On screenAt the still centre of the chaos it sits on her windowsill with Earth behind it, not moving. {E2 29:51-29:56}edit
On screenREFRESHMENTS: slots 1-16 in brass numerals; slot 14 holds one pink coconut snowball in a clear pouch; every other slot is empty. {E4 21:39.5-21:42}edit
IdeaShe was saving it for her mother; pay it off once: the snowball eaten at last by two people at Rosie's kitchen table. {eggs sweep}edit
IdeaFor our own reference: it was the last treat packed for the families' flight, and she has carried it since she was seven. {lore crew 2026-10-22}edit