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Sisko is
assigned the mission of taking the Defiant into the Gamma
Quadrant to make peaceful contact with the founders of the
Dominion. However, the Defiant is soon ambushed by
Jem'Hadar fighters. The crew is captured, but Odo and Kira
manage to escape in a shuttle. |
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Odo and Kira
arrive at the Founder's homeplanet, but Odo's people
consider him contaminated by humans. When Sisko and Bashir
are rescued and return to DS9, things are not what they
seem: Starfleet has started negotiations with the
Dominion, but are ignoring the Romulans from the
peace-talks. |
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A drunken
Klingon tries to kill Quark in a dispute over his bar
bill, and winds up falling on his own knife by accident.
When a stream of Klingons arrive on the station, Quark
releases he has gotten himself into a dangerous situation
which takes him to the Klingon homeworld. |
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Dax goes
into shock when the computer aboard the Defiant displays a
picture of the Trill composer of a song that has been on
her mind. Sisko tries to seek out the mysterious link with
the long-dead musician and Dax only to have all the
official channels closed in their faces. |
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Kira is
captured and transported to Cardassia Prime, where she
wakes up in the guise of a Cardassian woman. She is told
that she is, in fact, a Cardassian by birth whose deep
cover spying assignment necessitated her cosmetic
alteration to look like a Bajoran rebel. |
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Quark
discovers a rapidly evolving infant Jem'Hadar. A chance
encounter with Odo reveals that the boy is genetically
programmed to respect changelings. Odo tries to show him
that he does not have to follow in the violent footsteps
of his fellow warriors. |
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O'Brien
accidentally triggers an automatic security program
designed to halt any Bajoran uprising. When various
obstacles are thwarted by the crew, the station's self
destruct sequence suddenly activates. Dax discovers that
only Gul Dukat himself can abort this program. |
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The Defiant
witnesses an entire planet appear from nowhere. They
discover that its inhabitants spend 60 years in
non-corporeal form, and emerge into solidity for only a
few days at a time. During the visit, Dax falls in love
with Daral, but is forced into a difficult decision. |
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Thomas Riker
arrives at DS9 and hijacks the Defiant with Kira as his
prisoner. Thomas is a member of the Maquis on the run from
Starfleet. His target is a secret Cardassian installation
which, as Gul Dukat and Sisko find, is apparently an
operation of the Obsidian Order, Cardassia's widely-feared
secret police. |
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Odo is
filled with utter dread when Lwaxana Troi boards the
station. Thanks to a slight telepathic ailment being
suffered by Troi, her feelings for Odo are projected onto
others, amplifying some subconscious attractions. |
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A strange
phenomenon sends Sisko, Dax and Bashir into the early 21st
century. Sisko and Bashir are picked up and sent to a
large high-security ghetto and find they are days away
from a historical event known as the Bell Riots, sparked
when a violent uprising in the San Francisco sanctuary
district was quashed by the National Guard. |
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Sisko takes
charge of a hostage situation, insisting that the
sanctuary's residents be treated like normal civilians. In
the sanctuary, tensions rise between the hostages and
their captors, and Sisko and Bashir have to keep both
parties in check. |
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Vedek Bareil
is severely injured in an accident. Bashir is able to keep
his brain alive, but the prospects of keeping Bareil alive
without putting him in stasis are not hopeful. As
Cardassian peace talks reach a critical stage, the only
option left is to allow Bareil to die on his feet. |
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While
hunting a Maquis rebel on a planet in the Badlands, Kira's
foot is caught in a strange crystal which seems to be
spreading. Despite making every effort with the equipment
at his disposal, Odo is unable to free Kira from the
crystal, which eventually traps Kira's entire body. |
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Three
Cardassian scientists arrive on DS9 to help with a
communication array. A Vedek informs Sisko that prophecy
predicts the Cardassians' presence will result in
calamity, not the least of which will be the closure of
the wormhole. |
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Grand Nagus
Zek arrives on the station with a new version of the Rules
of Acquisition promoting giving and generosity. Quark
refuses to accept the sweeping change proposed by the
Nagus, discovering that Zek visited the wormhole, making
contact with the prophets. |
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O'Brien
begins experiencing a series of apparent trips into the
not too distant future. When he experiences such events as
the sight of his own death and the evacuation and
destruction of DS9, the whole crew soon takes notice. |
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Bashir is
viciously attacked by a Lethean raiding his supplies. When
Bashir comes to, everything seems amiss - the station is
abandoned and wrecked, what few members of the crew can be
found are acting wildly out of character, and Bashir's age
is increasing rapidly. |
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Sisko is
kidnapped by O'Brien's counterpart from the mirror
universe, and is cornered into assuming the role of his
violent alter-ego and contact scientist Jennifer Sisko
before she can develop a new sensor array that will mean
the end of the rebellion. |
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An explosion
in Garak's clothing leads Odo and Garak to set out to find
ex-Obsidian Order mastermind Enabran Tain on Garak's hunch
that Tain may also be an assassin's target, but they are
intercepted en route by a Romulan ship carrying Tain as a
passenger. |
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Starfleet
orders Sisko to keep the Defiant at the ready in the event
of Dominion retaliation against the Cardassian/Romulan
offensive. Sisko decides to leave DS9 ahead of schedule
and retrieve Odo. What he does not know is that the
Dominion has planned for the Cardassian-Romulan assault
for a long time... |
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Sisko
recovers records of a Bajoran sailship which somehow
traveled to Cardassia in ancient times. He enlists Jake's
help in his quest to construct a working replica of the
sailship from old Bajoran blueprints and recreate the
journey. |
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Quark is
charged with negligence in taking care of his mother. As
it happens, she has made profit on the Ferengi homeworld,
a capital crime in the male-dominated society, so Quark
and Rom head home to deal with the problem. |
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One of
Winn's first acts as head of the provisional government is
to ask Kira to retrieve soil reclamators from a Bajoran
farm. Kira will have to deal with Shakaar, the former
leader of her resistance cell during the occupation, who
is unwilling to surrender the equipment. |
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Jadzia
undergoes a ritual in which the memories of each of Dax's
past hosts is telepathically transferred to another person
so she can come to understand them better. Problems are
anticipated when it comes to encountering Joran, the
mentally unstable host preceding Curzon. |
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En route to
the Tzenkethi homeworld, O'Brien finds that the Defiant
has been sabotaged, and someone has pointed the ship
toward an attack on the Tzenkethi. The crew learn that
their saboteur is a changeling on a mission to spark a war
between the Federation and the Tzenkethi. |