bajor used to have a strict caste system. a person's work was dictated by what family they were born into. you no longer follow yourd'jarras? when the cardassians occupied bajor we gave up thed'jarras so that we could fight them. we all became soldiers. the cardassians occupied bajor? it seems you're right, captain. a great deal has happened since i've been gone. sisko: if you look at the prophecies about the emissary a lot of them make much more sense with akorem in the picture. really? every text i've read says that the prophets will name their emissary by "calling him to them" that he would "find the celestial temple" would "give him back his life." go on. they didn't give me back my life. not literally but they did help you get your life back together. true enough, but i wasn't the first one to find the wormhole, or to meet the prophets. akorem was. benjamin, i thought you didn't believe in the prophecies. i don't. then why are you using them to justify giving up your position? so your mind's made up? you'll step aside? a

to bajor with me? right now? i think i know where to find b'hala-- the sacred lost city of bajor. you see these markings here? they're a coordinate system keyed to mark the position of stars at a certain time of night. you don't have the faintest idea of what i'm talking about, do you? uh, not a clue. well, why don't you come to bajor and i will show you. i'm not even sure where i'm staying yet. you can have your old quarters. they're still available? everything is just as you left it. i have some pull with the station's c.o. ben... i've missed you. i'm glad you're back. now, what do you say we go find b'hala? this way. we must be 200 meters underground. i don't want to be negative, ben but this doesn't look like a lost city to me. you're looking at 20,000 years of sediments here. come on. stay close. we're not far from... what's the matter? it's nothing. i'll be all right in a second. julian said that headaches might be a side effect of the accident. or obsessing over an ancient bajoran city-- is that a side effect, too? you're being negative again. come on. what is it? b'hala. b

only takes half that time to travel from bajor. he's first minister of bajor; he's a busy man. and so am i. i'll try and pop by later. whoa. the baby is moving. relax. breathe. it won't be long now. sorry i'm late. how are you? i threw you off, didn't i? it's all right. i'll get back on track. i'm glad you're here. odo: this is the replimat. humanoids come here to eat. they... we, rather, need to ingest nutrients. this is my home. it's a space station. i'll show you everything. but you can live here, too, if you want. it's a fascinating place. constable, why are you talking to your beverage? it's not a beverage. it's a changeling. excuse me, commander. yeah... o, huh? now, doesn't that feel better? nothing like spreading yourself out after being cooped up in a jar, huh? ( chuckles and sighs ) you have no idea of the marvels that are in store for you. do you know what you are? you're a changeling-- a shapeshifter. you can be anything-- or a filian python burrowing deep beneath the ground. it's all yours for the taking. i was never a very good shapeshifter. if you could see the f

you agreed t tgo because it was a personal request from the first minister of bajor. oh, it was a personal l quest, all right. shakaar took me to my favorite restaurant in jalanda city poured me glass after glass of spring wine and then took me to his home and gave me a massage with kolaish spice oil. with his constituents. it wasn't fair. i mean, i would have said yes to anything at that point. (groaning) ah... what is it? i'm seeing spots. big, green swirling ones? the size of alvinian melons. is the room beginning to spin? yes. goododthe vaccine's beginning to work. everything will settle down in a moment. major, may i speak with you? uh, i'm not going anywhere. this one makes yououeel a little queasy. you'd better make it fast. the federation has some concerns about your upcoming meeting with the cardassians. so do i. there are certain technological advances that we have shared with both bajor and the k kngons that we would prefer to keep out of cardassian hands. such as? photon torpedo guidance systems... long-range sensors... enhanced warp core overdrives. this

to help bring bajor into the federation. is concern that doesn't look like much of a possibility anymore. ed i have failed my mission. that's not fair. it's not your fault. it is from where they're sitting. the irony is, starfleet was always trying to get me to distance myself from "this emissary business" and now that i have... maybe i could talk to first minister shakaar about sending starfleet a communique explai... thanks. it-it'll blow over. it's not that. i guess i'm just feeling... i did fail. sir... anyway, why did you want me totoeet jatarn? (sighs) what is it, major? i think he'd make an excellent first officer. as soon as you can find someone to take my post i'm going to resign my commissioion. (sighs) to follow your...d'jarra. i'm planning to move back to the dahkur province. there are a lot of artists who live in the capital. i have a friend there who's willing to apprentice me. i'm sorry. ng i want to do is to add to your problems. this is something i have to do. (sniffles) if, um... if you don't hit it off wit

i'm going to bajor tomorrow. just for a few days. bajor? yes. i thought i'd take the time and relax. a friend of mine has a house in the musilla province. it's quiet, remote-- no distractions. perfect! when do you leave? uh, first thing in the morning. wait a minute... you can't go alone. what if you go into o bor? julian doesn't think that's going to happen for another month. r sure. miles... maybe you should go with her. what? i can't go. i have a botanical pathology seminar tomorrow but you said things are slow in ops. i don't think that's a good idea. me neither. miles edward o'brien, are you going to let the woman carrying your unborn child go on a trip all by herself? are you two fighting again? at all. good. then it's settled. miles, let's pack your bag. what if i do what i did the last time a klingon wanted to kill me? i... throw my sword away, kneel down in front of him and dare him to execute me. yeah. and slink away like a scalded targ. the only reason that worked was because gowron s spped in and restrained your opponent before he wa

bajor is just one planet. the klingons have destroyed the industrial base of literally dozens of cardassian worlds. with 12 replicators, they can start building new power plants and factories. why all the secrecy? starfleet intelligence believes the maquis may try to stop the shipment or seize the replicators for themselves. that makes sense. the cardassians have been so busy fending off the klingons they've basically given a free hand to the maquis in the demilitarized zone. the last thing the maquis want intelligence also reports that the demilitarized zone between cardassia and the federation has become a hotbed of increasing trorist activity. we suspect the maquis have built several new bases in the badlands and the cardassians in the d.m.z. are getting worried. they should be. without the cardassian military to stop them the maquis have a perfect opportunity to drive the cardassians out of the d.m.z. permanently. all right. let's tighten security on the station. step up checks of incoming and outgoing car

compare this attack to recent bombings on bajor. you'll find a sisilarity to four incidents in musilla province none of which we could have done. this proves nothing. and under cardassian law the accused must prove his innocence. since the evidence in this case is sufficient conviction the investigation is over. your job is to find the truth not obtain convictions. the truth. you want the truth? all right, the truth is that none of you would be accused-- none of you would even be here-- if the bajorans weren't fighting the cardassians. it's futile. the occupation has lalaed for 50 years t. why not just accept it?! if the bajoran people would accept their place in history none of this would be happening. we are talking about the attempt on gul dukat's life not the socio-political ramifications of the resistance. it's part of the same problem. when your people resort to terrorism and violence they're fighting against order, against stability against the rule of law-- and this must be stopped. there is more to life than the rule of law

computer: all passengers bound for bajor should board at this time. you'd better go. ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars how does it feel to be yourself again? i just... wish it hadn't happened the way it did. i am sorry. if it helps... think of it as a gift... something the changeling wanted you to have. think... i finally understand how much i meant to you... and what you must have gone through when i left. you had to find your own way in the world. i should have included you in my life. take care of yourself, odo. ( clearing throat ) major. uh, i thought the o'briens were having a party. shakaar and i stopped by. i didn't feel much like celebrating. oh? needed my help. i never wanted a baby. but now? i just wish i could hold him in my arms... and never let him go. i think i know how you

you know as well as i do that if cardassia falls bajor is next. help me stop the klingons before you become their next target. you're really serious about this. absolutely! look, major, i'm not asking you to like me i'm asking you to join me. to fight at my side. you know w wt i'm doing is right and it's what you want to do as well. i know that our past makes it difficult for you to accept me as an ally. i also know that every fiber of your being is telling you to say no, no, no but somewhere, i know there's a yes. you need to listen to that yes. not for my sake, not for cardassia's not even for bajor's... but for your sake. we've completed repairs on the navigation system and the cloaking device. good. we'll leave as soon as you have it on line. nerys. i want to show you something. go ahead, attack me. what are you talking about? it's okay. i know what i'm doing. damar showed me a good trick. try to stab me with the knife. guess it wasn't such a good trick. the best way to survive a knife fight is to nener get in one. if i'm going to help my fath

well, she's been away on bajor. she's missed you. bring her a gift. what kind of chocolates does she like? tellurian mint truffles but i still think you should be with me. . just say you're sorry, and that you take full responsibility. you'll be fine. besides, i, uh... have to be in surgery... operating. on who? i'll find someone. it was julian. he over-watered them. it's not his fault. you know how he is. sometimes he doesn't even know what he's doing. i'm sorry, sweetheart. we'll buy some new ones. forget it, miles. they're just plants. exactly. it's not as if something happened to molly or the baby. right, right. i mean, everybody's fine. no problems. good. what about kira? is she back yet? traveling around dahkur province. i thought you were going to visit them. i didn't get a chance. so, how are the fire caves? fine. and now it's time for me to tell you some news. i'm not keiko. no? who are you? listen carefully, miles. i have taken possession of your wife's body. i will hold it hostage until you do everything i tell you to accurately, and withou

actually, i was on bajor at the time during the occupation. but try telling that to the politicians. when i think of the resources that were squandered the lives that were lost... from what i understand, you saved thousands of lives. in retrospect, i don't know how. the military had everything they needed but the civilian hospitals? no staff, the crudest equipment... don't tell me. you were forced to improvise. yes! i experimented with procedures that never would have occurred to me under ordinary circumstances. the discovery of the cure was almost accidental, really. you're being modest, crell. no. you won the "legate's crest of valor." awards aren't important, doc. it's the work that matters. of course. still, the recognition of your peers, your government must be very satisfying. tely, no one from starfleet ever hears about them. i toil in obscurity. why don't you show me your patient records? at least i'll know about your accomplishments. all right. everything seems to be in order. shall we get to work? computer, create a holographic re-cr

it seems you have quite a fan club on bajor. i half-expected you to be signing autographs. don't let him get to you, odo. you should be proud of what you did. i've nothing to be proud of. i tried to bring order to a chaotic situation. that's all. you need to give yourself more credit. keeping order during the occupation would be a tough job for anyone, but you not only did it you did it by earning the trust of both sides. dax: what was it the moderator r id? that you may have worked for the cardassians but your only master... was justice. sir? captain sisko's runabout is approaching the station. very well. clear them for docking on landing pad one. aye, sir. commander, something's wrong. they're not responding-- and sensors show unusual e.m. signatures along their hull. the runabout's on auto pilot. life signs? four. very weak. disengage the auto pilot. bring the runabout to within transporter range. dr. bashir to transporter room five. emergenc y. check the aft compartment. he's alive, but there's an excess of neural energy in hisiserebral cortex. what does that mean? i'm

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frankly, he was as baffled as i am but he wants you to come to his laboratory on bajor for further tests. ( snorts ) seven years of playing lab rat for him was quite enough. besides, you have complete access to his data. if the answer was there, you'd have found it by now. i don't suppose you'd agree doctor... i think we both know where i i ve to go. i was hoping it wouldn't come to that. there doesn't seem to be much choice. you have to take me back to my people. the only ones who can help me now are the founders. once we enter the gamma quadrant we'll begin trananitting a subspace signal explaining the purpose of our mission. then we'll entnt dominion space and try to locate the founders' new homeworld. you think we can locate his people in time? if we go into dominion air space without cloaking, we'll get their attention. you can be sure of that. i'd like to come along. i don't think so, major. i know odo's your friend, but i need you here. besides... i know, i know. when will you leave? doctor? as soon as possible. we'll prepare thth defiant. you prepare the constable. all systems s

i'm hoping this new rebel ship keeps the alliance busy while i get to bajor. i have friends there who will hide me. well, don't worry about me. i won't tell anyone where you are. (laughs) you're right. you won't tell anyone. (sighing) i don't see why you can't come to deep space nine with me. believe me, jake, it's better in the long run if i don't for all of us. jennifer. a bird of prey is locked on to us. evasive maneuvers, pattern delta. pattern delta. what's that? rock her. port to starboard, hard. got it. can't lose her. hard to port. fire! i must remember th one. you know, i really have to thank you, jennifer. not only do you guarantee me safe passage off this station but you make a perfect gift for the regent as well. you want me to go with you? fine. why is he so important to you? that doesn't matter. you're not taking him. i've never seen you so passionate. it gives you a lovely glow. all right. he doesn't have to come. no! (yells) well, that was unfortunate. she needs a doctor. i'm afraid it's too late... for both of yo just out of curiosity... why w