STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE 
                              
                  "Through the Looking Glass" 
               (fka "Untitled Crossover Sequel") 
                          #40513-466 
                              
                          Written by 
             Ira Steven Behr & Robert Hewitt Wolfe 
                              
                          Directed by 
                          Rick Kolbe 

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                        February 2, 1995

       STAR TREK: DS9   "Through... Glass" 02/02/95 - CAS

                  STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE 
                  "Through the Looking Glass" 
                             CAST 

          SISKO                    TUVOK
          KIRA                     JENNIFER
          ODO                      CARDASSIAN OVERSEER
          BASHIR                   REBELS
          DAX                      
          O'BRIEN                  
          QUARK                    
          GARAK                    
          ROM                      
          COMPUTER VOICE           

          Non-speaking             Non-Speaking
          N.D. SUPERNUMERARIES     N.D. TERRANS
                                   N.D. KLINGONS
                                   N.D. BAJORANS
                                   N.D. CARDASSIANS

  STAR TREK DEEP SPACE NINE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - SETS 

                  STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE 
                  "Through the Looking Glass" 
                             SETS 

        INTERIORS                     EXTERIORS
        DEEP SPACE NINE                 DEEP SPACE NINE
          COMMANDER'S OFFICE            
          OPS                           TEROK NOR
                                        RAIDER
        TEROK NOR                     
          AIRLOCK CORRIDOR              
          KIRA'S QUARTERS               
          INTENDANT'S OFFICE            
          ORE PROCESSING CENTER         
          GUEST QUARTERS                
          HABITAT RING                  
          CORRIDOR                      

        RAIDER                        
          TRANSPORTER AREA              
          QUARTERS                      
          CORRIDOR                      
          COCKPIT                       

        CAVES                         
          MAIN CHAMBER                  
          PRIVATE CHAMBER               
          CORRIDOR                      

   STAR TREK: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - PRONUNCIATION 

                  STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE 
                  "Through the Looking Glass" 
                      PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

          HISIK                    HISS-ik
          TUVOK                    TOO-vahk
          TEROK NOR                TAIR-awk NOR
          TERRAN                   TEHR-rahn

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/10/95 - TEASER        1.

                  STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE                    
                     "Through the Looking Glass"                       
                            TEASER                              

	FADE IN:

1    EXT. SPACE - DEEP SPACE NINE - STOCK (OPTICAL)

	hanging in space with the wormhole opening in the background.

2    INT. COMMANDER'S OFFICE

	Sisko's seated at his desk.  ODO and QUARK stand before him.

					ODO
			I found twenty-seven voles in his 
			storeroom.

					QUARK
			Vole infestations are not uncommon 
			on this station.  If you don't believe 
			me, ask Chief O'Brien.

					ODO
			When I came in, he and Morn were 
			painting numbers on the voles' backs.

					QUARK
			We were just... counting them to see 
			how many we'd caught.

					SISKO
			You were getting ready to stage a 
			vole fight.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/10/95 - TEASER        2.

2  CONTINUED:

					QUARK
				(feigns surprise)
			A vole fight?  I'm appalled.
				(to Odo)
			Do you really think that was what 
			Morn was up to?

					SISKO
				(to Odo)
			I want the voles confiscated and 
			removed from the station.

					QUARK
			But you can't confiscate Morn's voles.  
			They're like... his pets.

	Sisko knows this is nonsense.  He stands up.

					SISKO
			I'll see if I can get him some 
			goldfish.  And now, if you gentlemen 
			will excuse me, it's late.

	Sisko EXITS.  They follow behind.

					QUARK
			Poor Morn.  This is going to break 
			his hearts.

3    OMITTED 

4    INT. OPS

	Sisko comes down the stairs and turns to an N.D. Starfleet 
	Officer.

					SISKO
			Ops is yours, Lieutenant.

	The Lieutenant nods.  Just then, O'BRIEN ENTERS from the 
	Turbolift, dressed like he was in the Mirror universe.

          DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - TEASER          3.

4  CONTINUED:

					SISKO
				(re: the clothes)
			Going somewhere, Chief?

	O'Brien stares at Sisko, Odo, and Quark with curious 
	intensity.

					O'BRIEN
			Sir, I need to talk to you.
				(eyeing Odo and Quark)
			It's kind of private.

					ODO
			We were just leaving.
				(to Quark)
			Come on, let's go break the news to 
			Morn.

	Odo and Quark EXIT out a door.  O'Brien looks at them 
	strangely.

					SISKO
				(to O'Brien)
			Do you want to talk in my office?

					O'BRIEN
			Actually, I thought we'd go to my 
			place.

	O'Brien draws a phaser and shoves it under Sisko's neck.

					O'BRIEN
			Get onto the transporter pad...
				(with an edge)
			Now.

	The Ops N.D.s are caught by surprise.

					SISKO
			What do you think you're doing?

					O'BRIEN
			Just get on the pad.

	O'Brien prods Sisko toward the transporter.  Sisko coolly 
	steps up onto the pad.  It doesn't seem like the time to 
	argue.

5    NEW ANGLE (OPTICAL)

	Keeping his phaser trained on Sisko, O'Brien goes to Dax's 
	station.  He runs a device over the console, then programs 
	in a quick sequence of transporter commands.

          DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - TEASER          4.

5  CONTINUED:

					O'BRIEN
			Computer, energize on my command.

	Never taking his phaser off Sisko, O'Brien steps up to the 
	transporter and plays the (TECH) device over the base, then 
	joins Sisko on the pad.

					O'BRIEN
			Energize.

	They beam out.

6    EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL)

	With a ship very similar to the Maquis raider we saw in the 
	Voyager pilot.

7    INT. RAIDER - TRANSPORTER AREA (OPTICAL)

	A small transporter alcove like the one on the Defiant, but 
	less "Starfleet clean."  Sisko and O'Brien beam in.

	Sisko takes stock of his surroundings.

					SISKO
			Where are we?

					O'BRIEN
			I guess you might say we just stepped 
			through the looking glass.

	And as Sisko reacts to this, we...

									FADE OUT.

                         END OF TEASER                          

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/6/95 - ACT ONE        5.
                            ACT ONE                             

	FADE IN:

	(NOTE: Episode credits fall over opening scenes)

8    INT. RAIDER - QUARTERS

	The doors open and Sisko ENTERS, followed by the Mirror 
	O'Brien, who is still holding a phaser on him.

					O'BRIEN
			Why don't you sit down... make 
			yourself comfortable?

					SISKO
				(re: the phaser)
			Maybe I'm not feeling too comfortable 
			right now.

	Sisko turns his back to O'Brien to sit down.  O'Brien relaxes 
	for a moment.  Suddenly Sisko pivots back to face O'Brien, 
	knocking the phaser away with his forearm, and with his other 
	hand clipping O'Brien on the jaw.  As O'Brien hits the wall, 
	Sisko wrests the phaser away and turns it on O'Brien.

					SISKO
			There, that's better.

	But to Sisko's surprise, O'Brien smiles as if Sisko's action 
	has been somehow reassuring to him.

					O'BRIEN
			That was a pretty good move.

					SISKO
			I'm glad you liked it.

					O'BRIEN
			But it still doesn't change anything.  
			You can't go home unless I reconfigure 
			the transporter, and I'm not about 
			to do that.
				(off Sisko's reaction)
			I guess you've got a lot of questions.

					SISKO
			Not as many as you think.

					O'BRIEN
			You know where we are?

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE         5A.

8  CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			If I had to guess, I'd say this is 
			the same parallel universe that two 
			of my crewmembers visited a year 
			ago.

					O'BRIEN
			You're quick.  Just like our Sisko.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE          6.

8  CONTINUED:	(2)

					O'BRIEN (Cont'd)
			That saves me having to give you a 
			history lesson.
				(a beat)
			But I'd better update you on current 
			events.  Since your officers left, 
			we've started a rebellion against 
			the Klingon/Cardassian Alliance.  
			We're fighting for our lives.

					SISKO
			I wish you luck, but I don't see 
			what that has to do with me.

					O'BRIEN
			It has everything to do with you.  
			You were the leader of the Terran 
			Rebellion.  At least, our Benjamin 
			Sisko was.

					SISKO
			Was?

					O'BRIEN
			Captain Sisko's dead.  The Cardassians 
			blew up his ship.

	Sisko doesn't need to have a picture drawn for him.

					SISKO
			And you want me to take his place.

					O'BRIEN
			Like I said, you're quick.

					SISKO
			Well I've got a better idea.  We're 
			going to walk back to the transporter 
			pad and you're going to send me home.

					O'BRIEN
			Wait.  Hear me out.  I'm not asking 
			for a lifetime commitment.  I just 
			need you to finish the mission Sisko 
			was on when he was killed.

					SISKO
			I'm sorry, but you're going to have 
			to find someone else.  I don't belong 
			here and I'm not about to interfere 
			with events in this universe.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE          7.

8  CONTINUED:	(3)

					O'BRIEN
			At least let me tell you about the 
			mission.  And then if you decide you 
			don't want to help, I'll send you 
			home.

	Sisko nods.

					O'BRIEN
			There's a Terran scientist working 
			for the Alliance.  According to our 
			sources, she's close to completing a 
			new transpectral sensor array that 
			will allow the Alliance to locate 
			our bases in the Badlands.  Without 
			a safe place to hide, the Alliance 
			will be able to track us down and 
			kill us all.

					SISKO
			So you want me to make sure this 
			scientist never finishes her project.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE          8.

8  CONTINUED:	(4)

					O'BRIEN
			Captain Sisko was convinced he could 
			change her mind, get her to work for 
			us instead.

					SISKO
			How did he plan to do that?

					O'BRIEN
			She was his wife.

	Off Sisko's surprised reaction, O'Brien hands Sisko a battered 
	PHOTO.

9    NEW ANGLE

	To include the PHOTO, a passport style shot of the Terran 
	Scientist.  It's JENNIFER SISKO.

					SISKO
			Jennifer.

					O'BRIEN
			You know her?

					SISKO
			She was my wife, too.  But in my 
			universe, she's dead.

					O'BRIEN
			Not here she isn't.  Not yet, anyway.

					SISKO
			What do you mean "not yet?"

					O'BRIEN
			If you don't convince Professor Sisko 
			to join our cause, we'll have no 
			choice but to kill her.

					SISKO
			Kill her?

					O'BRIEN
			We can't allow her to finish the 
			sensor array.  It'd mean the end of 
			the rebellion.

	Sisko reacts, looking down at Jennifer's picture.  After a 
	long beat, Sisko finally responds, never taking his eyes off 
	the picture.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE         8A.

9  CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			I can't let her die.  Not again.

					O'BRIEN
			You're the only one who can save 
			her.

	Sisko finally looks up at O'Brien.  And off this moment...

10   EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL)

	Terok Nor (the Mirror Universe's equivalent of Deep Space 
	Nine) in orbit around Bajor.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT ONE       9.

11   INT. KIRA'S QUARTERS

	The mirror KIRA is lounging on floor cushions, her back 
	cradled against the muscular chest of a handsome young Terran 
	slave.  Her Vulcan Eunuchs fan her while the slave feeds 
	her delicate morsels of food with his hands.  A second slave, 
	this one female, is sitting on the other side of her, holding 
	a bowl of food.

					KIRA
			Delectable.

	Kira slowly turns her head and the female slave reaches out 
	and delicately wipes Kira's lips with a napkin.  Kira gives 
	her a soulful smile.

					KIRA
			And so are you.

	But before Kira can elaborate, the door chimes.  Kira's been 
	expecting this.  She smiles.

					KIRA
			Enter.

	The door opens and...

12   NEW ANGLE

	A Terran woman ENTERS.  It's Sisko's wife, JENNIFER.  She's 
	dressed severely and has a solemn, taciturn disposition.

					JENNIFER
			Mister Garak said you wanted to see 
			me?

					KIRA
			That's right... Come... join us.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT ONE      10.

12  CONTINUED:

	But Jennifer stays where she is.


					JENNIFER
			If you're wondering when the new 
			sensor array will be finished, the 
			answer is--

					KIRA
				(finishing for her)
			As soon as possible.  I know.

					JENNIFER
			Will that be all?
				(off Kira's reaction)
			I have to get back to work.

	Kira stands up and approaches Jennifer.

					KIRA
			I have news about your husband.

					JENNIFER
			Nothing you could tell me about Ben 
			would interest me.  I haven't even 
			seen him in five years.

					KIRA
			I know that.  And I hope that will 
			make this easier for you.  You see... 
			Benjamin is dead.

	Jennifer betrays no feeling whatsoever.

					JENNIFER
			Can I go now?

					KIRA
			You must've loved him very much to 
			be so angry with him.  To have 
			become... so cold.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT ONE      11.

12  CONTINUED:	(2)

					JENNIFER
			Were other Terrans killed with him?

					KIRA
			A whole ship full.

	Now we see a sense of sadness in Jennifer.

					JENNIFER
			All this killing.  It has to stop.

					KIRA
			And it will.  As soon as you complete 
			your transpectral sensors.  Once we 
			locate the rebel bases, we can disarm 
			them and put an end to all this 
			bloodshed.  And I can resume pressing 
			the Alliance to be more reasonable 
			to its Terran population.

	Jennifer clearly doesn't have much hope for that, but ending 
	the Rebellion is reason enough for her to continue her 
	project.

					KIRA
				(continuing)
			You do believe me, don't you?

	Kira smiles warmly at Jennifer.

13   EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL)

	The Raider maneuvers through a Badland plasma storm.

14   INT. RAIDER - CORRIDOR

	The Mirror O'Brien escorts Sisko back to the transporter.  
	Sisko is now dressed like his Mirror Universe counterpart.  
	They pass some crewmembers, who salute him.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE         12.

14  CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			So it's agreed.  I help you get 
			Jennifer away from the Alliance, 

			then you send me home.

					O'BRIEN
			You get us Jennifer and we'll do 
			anything you want.  I just hope you 
			can convince her to leave Terok Nor.

					SISKO
			I don't understand what she's doing 
			helping the Alliance in the first 
			place.  I mean, didn't she know Sisko 
			was leading the Rebellion?

					O'BRIEN
			Oh, she knew.
				(a beat)
			The truth is... She and Captain Sisko 
			didn't get along too well.  But then 
			again, the captain didn't really get 
			along with anyone.

15   NEW ANGLE

	They reach the transporter pad.

					O'BRIEN
			In some ways I think the rebellion's 
			better off without him.  Don't get 
			me wrong, the captain knew how to 
			fight... but that's about all he 
			knew.

	O'Brien sets up the transporter.

					O'BRIEN
			Ready?

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE         13.

15  CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			You don't look very confident, 
			Chief...

					O'BRIEN
			You better start calling me Smiley.  
			That's what the Captain called me.

					SISKO
			All right... "Smiley."

					O'BRIEN
			I just wish we had more time to get 
			you ready.  I probably haven't told 
			you half of what you need to know.  
			I hope you don't run up against too 
			many surprises.

	Sisko steps onto the transporter pad.

					SISKO
			If I do, I guess I'll just have to... 
			improvise.

	Sisko smiles.  O'Brien joins Sisko on the pad and they beam 
	out.

16   INT. CAVES - MAIN CHAMBER

	The central meeting hall for Sisko's group of rebels.  There 
	are a number of familiar faces in the crowd.  One or two 
	supernumeraries we've seen before on Deep Space Nine, the 
	scarred privateer from "CROSSOVER," and a hardened, heavily
	armed professional soldier named ROM.

	The rebels are in the middle of a vociferous argument, with 
	one faction lead by JULIAN BASHIR and the other by TUVOK, 
	the Vulcan from "VOYAGER."  They're a stark contrast in 
	styles.  Tuvok is a coldly logical soldier, and Bashir's a 
	hothead with a scruffy four days growth of beard and a 
	permanent bad attitude.

					BASHIR
				(to all)
			I told Sisko he'd never get close to 
			Terok Nor, and I was right.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/03/95 - ACT ONE      14.

16  CONTINUED:

					ROM
			I say we teach the Alliance a lesson.  
			Throw everything we've got at Terok 
			Nor and rip it to pieces.

					TUVOK
			I disagree.  Following your suggestion 
			would do nothing to enhance our goals 
			and would result in a significant 
			loss of life.

					ROM
			That's easy for you to say.  Those 
			Cardassian pigs didn't kill your 
			brother.

					TUVOK
			We have all suffered losses at the 
			hands of the Alliance.  Nonetheless, 
			logic dictates caution in the face 
			of a superior enemy.

					ROM
			Logic isn't going to win us our 
			freedom.  We have to take action.

					BASHIR
			And we will.  But this time we do it 
			my way.

					TUVOK
			And what do you propose we do?

					BASHIR
			We smuggle explosives on board the 
			station, plant them in her quarters, 
			and detonate them.

					TUVOK
			You realize it's highly unlikely 
			that anyone assigned to such a mission 
			would survive.

					BASHIR
			I say it's worth the risk.

					SISKO (O.S.)
			Does that mean you're volunteering 
			for the job?

	Rom, Tuvok, and the other Rebels turn in surprise at the 
	sound of Sisko's voice.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE         15.

17   NEW ANGLE

	To reveal Sisko, ENTERING with a swagger, flanked by O'Brien 
	and Bashir.  The rebels react with surprise and happiness at 
	Sisko's arrival.

					REBELS
				(ad lib)
			Captain... You're back... Where have 
			you been... Captain Sisko...

					ROM
			Captain, you're alive.

	For a beat, Sisko's a little taken aback at seeing the mirror 
	counterparts of Rom and Bashir.  O'Brien, seeing Sisko's 
	hesitation, steps in.

					O'BRIEN
			Of course he's alive.  You can't 
			kill the Captain.  He's too ornery 
			to die.

	Sisko picks up on O'Brien's cue and snaps into the Captain 
	Sisko role.

					SISKO
				(re: Bashir)
			I hope I haven't disappointed anyone.

					BASHIR
				(with some reluctance)
			We're glad you're all right.

					SISKO
			I'm sure you are.

					TUVOK
			We heard your fighter had been 
			destroyed.  The Alliance said you 
			were dead.

					SISKO
			Just their propaganda machine, working 
			overtime.  But you know what that 
			tells me?
				(smiles)
			They're scared.

	The smiles and affirmations from the crowd show that they 
	agree with him.  Sisko's only been back a few seconds, and 
	he's already got them in the palm of his hand.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE        15A.

17  CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			And we're going to give them plenty 
			of reasons to stay scared.

	Just then someone pushes through the crowd toward Sisko.  
	It's JADZIA DAX.

					DAX
			It's about time you came back.

	This Dax is an aggressive rebel leader, even more roguish 
	than her counterpart in our universe.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT ONE         16.

17  CONTINUED:	(2)

					SISKO
				(covering his surprise)
			Jadzia.

	She pushes her way toward him, throws her arms around his 
	neck, and gives him a passionate kiss.

					DAX
			That's to let you know I missed you.

	Dax then steps back and slaps Sisko across the face.

					DAX
			And that's for letting me think you 
			were dead.

	Sisko smiles and rubs his cheek.

					SISKO
			Glad to see you still care.

	Dax smiles, then turns and walks away.  She looks back at 
	Sisko.

					DAX
			You coming or not?

	All the rebels grin as Dax walks out of the room.  The scarred 
	privateer gives Sisko a man-bonding pat on the back.  Sisko 
	takes O'Brien aside.

					SISKO
				(sotto voce)
			I thought you said I was married.

					O'BRIEN
			You are... technically.  She's your 
			mistress.

					SISKO
			I see what you meant by surprises.

	And as Sisko tries to decide what to do next, we...

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT ONE                          

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT TWO      17.
                            ACT TWO                             

	FADE IN:

18   INT. CAVES - PRIVATE CHAMBER

	Dax pushes aside a tapestry hanging in front of a tunnel and 
	ENTERS a small cavern room that's been converted into a 
	private sleeping area.  She turns to the entranceway and as 
	Sisko ENTERS, she pulls off her shirt, leaving only her 
	undershirt.  She's very matter-of-fact and obviously 
	comfortable with Sisko.  They've been here before.

					DAX
			I really am glad you're alive.

	She walks over to him and begins unbuttoning his shirt.

					DAX
			And I'm going to make you glad you're 
			alive, too.

	He grabs her wrists as if to stop her.

					SISKO
			We have a lot of planning to do.

	Dax looks at him like he's insane.

					DAX
			It can wait.

	Sisko realizes he's in danger of blowing his cover.  There's 
	no way out of this; he has to play his part.  He lets go of 
	her wrists.

					SISKO
			I suppose it can at that.

	And as she smiles and presses up against him...

									CUT TO:

19   INT. INTENDANT'S OFFICE

	Kira disdainfully hands Garak a PADD.

					KIRA
			These progress reports are 
			unacceptable.  Productivity in the 
			Ore Processing Center is down fifteen 
			percent.  We've got to do better.
				(glares at him)
			Or are you purposely trying to make 
			me look bad to Sector Command?

   DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/02/95 - ACT TWO 17-18.      

19  CONTINUED:

					GARAK
			Not at all.  I've done everything I 
			can think of to motivate the workers.

					KIRA
			Such as?

					GARAK
			Bribes... torture... I've even given 
			the overseers permission to execute 
			any worker who's not meeting the 
			quota.

					KIRA
			I'm sure that pleases the overseers, 
			but it's not getting the job done.
				(thinks a beat, then... )
			Come with me.

	She EXITS.  He follows her.

20   OMITTED 

21   INT. ORE PROCESSING CENTER (OPTICAL)

	As hellish and dark as when we saw it in "CROSSOVER." Terran 
	laborers work in terrible conditions to process the dirty 
	ore.

	Kira and Garak ENTER, and are immediately joined by a 
	Cardassian overseer and two Bajoran guards.  Kira looks around 
	at the hellish squalor, then points at three random workers.

					KIRA
			Lets start with...
				(pointing at each)
			Him, him, and her.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT TWO         20.

21   CONTINUED:

					GARAK
			And do what?

					KIRA
			Execute them.
				(off his reaction)
			I think you'll find that random and 
			unprovoked executions will keep your 
			entire workforce alert and motivated.

	There's a beat as Garak reflects on these words of wisdom.

					GARAK
				(smiles)
			I bow to your brilliance.

	Garak turns to the overseer and his assistants, who begin 
	rounding up the victims.

					GARAK
				(continuing, to Kira)
			Though I hope your mood improves 
			before we run out of workers.

					KIRA
			What does my mood have to do with 
			anything?

					GARAK
			If you don't mind my saying so, I 
			have noticed a certain amount of ill-
			humor on your part lately.

					KIRA
			I don't know what you're talking 
			about.

					GARAK
			As I recall, it began about the time 
			you learned of Captain Sisko's death.

					KIRA
			Why would I be upset by such 
			delightful news?

					GARAK
			I was always under the impression 
			that you were rather fond of him.

					KIRA
			Then you were mistaken.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/03/95 - ACT TWO      21.

21   CONTINUED:	(2)

					GARAK
			I will say one thing for him.  He 
			had spirit.

					KIRA
			Too much spirit can be a dangerous 
			thing.  It tends to infect others.

	In the background, the overseer finishes rounding up the 
	workers chosen by Kira.

					GARAK
			At least that's something we won't 
			have to worry about anymore.  With 
			Sisko's death, and the imminent 
			completion of the transpectral sensor 
			array, the Rebellion is certain to 
			collapse.

					KIRA
			You sound very sure of yourself.

					GARAK
			I am.

					KIRA
			I'll remember that.  That way if the 
			Rebellion continues, I'll know who 
			to blame.

	In the background, the guards execute the workers.  Kira 
	EXITS.

22   INT. CAVES - PRIVATE CHAMBER

	Dax is lounging on the sleeping cushion.  Sisko is studying 
	a PADD.

					SISKO
			Are you sure these Alliance patrol 
			patterns are accurate?

					DAX
			You tell me.  You're the one who 
			gathered the information.

					SISKO
				(covering)
			Oh, that's right.

					DAX
			Are you okay?  You seem distracted.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT TWO        21A.

22   CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			Just thinking.

					DAX
			I've been thinking, too.  You know, 
			we've been fighting against the 
			Alliance for almost a year now.  And 
			what has it gotten us?  Nothing.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/02/95 - ACT TWO      22.

22   CONTINUED:	(2)

					DAX (Cont'd)
				(a beat)
			Sometimes I feel we were better off 
			when we were collecting tribute for 
			the Intendant.

					SISKO
			Those days are gone.

					DAX
			Maybe... but I'm tired of living 
			like this.  The rebellion's a lost 
			cause and we both know it.

					SISKO
			Don't you want to see the Terrans 
			gain their freedom?

					DAX
			Have you taken a good look at your 
			troops lately?  They're nothing but 
			ex-slaves with delusions of grandeur.  
			They'll never overthrow the Alliance.
				(urgent)
			Let's just take a ship and go... 
			Forget all about the rebellion.

					SISKO
			I'm not ready to give up just yet.

					DAX
			It's not like you're going to have 
			much of a choice... once that witch 
			you married finishes her new sensor 
			array, Alliance ships are going to 
			be all over these Badlands.  We'll 
			have no place to hide.

					SISKO
			Then I suppose we'd better make sure 
			she doesn't finish.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/02/95 - ACT TWO      23.

23   INT. CAVES - MAIN CHAMBER

	Sisko has gathered together his lieutenants for a strategy 
	session.  In addition to O'Brien, Dax, and Bashir, Rom and 
	Tuvok are also present.

					SISKO
			Trying to reach Terok Nor using small 
			fighters didn't work.  But we need 
			to get Jennifer off that station, 
			and we need to do it soon.

					BASHIR
			We've been meaning to talk to you 
			about that.

					TUVOK
			Mister Bashir is not convinced that 
			you can persuade your former mate to 
			join our cause.

					SISKO
			I can be very persuasive.

					BASHIR
			Look, I don't even know why we're 
			bothering to discuss this.  The 
			Cardassians destroyed your ship before 
			you even got close to Terok Nor.

			BASHIR					O'BRIEN
		(overlapping				(overlapping, 
		with O'Brien)				aside to Sisko)
	And even if you had made 		Hit him.
	it there, there was no				(off reaction)
	guarantee you could've 			That's what the Captain 
	convinced your wife of 			would do.
	anything.						(pushing)
		(a beat)				Go on, hit him.
	Let's face it, Captain, the 
	woman hates you.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT TWO         24.

23   CONTINUED:

	Without missing a beat, Sisko decks Bashir.  Bashir lands 
	on his butt.  Everyone smiles like this is an everyday 
	occurrence.  Sisko stands over Bashir.

					SISKO
			What my wife thinks of me is no 
			concern of yours.

	Dax draws her phaser and casually looks around the room.

					DAX
			Anyone else want to disagree with 
			the captain?

					SISKO
			Put it away, Dax.
				(off her surprised 
				look)
			Go on, put it away.

	Bashir seems emboldened by this more reasonable Sisko.

					BASHIR
			No one's questioning your authority, 
			Captain.  But we've got to stop your 
			wife before she finishes that sensor 
			array.

					ROM
			And there's only one sure way to do 
			that.

					BASHIR
			We have to kill her.

					O'BRIEN
				(to Bashir)
			You've been saying that all along.

					BASHIR
			And maybe it's time he listened.

	Dax hates to agree with Bashir, but he does make sense.

					DAX
				(to Sisko)
			Killing her would be a lot easier 
			than trying to get her away from the 
			Alliance.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT TWO      25.

23   CONTINUED:	(2)

					O'BRIEN
			Easier... but not smarter.  If she's 
			so important to the Alliance, think 
			how important she'd be to us.  I 
			mean, we could use a scientist on 
			our side.

					SISKO
			You tell them, Smiley.  At least 
			someone here is using their brain.

					O'BRIEN
			Think about it.  Who knows what other 
			weapons the Alliance is developing.  
			Someone like Professor Sisko could 
			counteract anything they come up 
			with.

					SISKO
			She's valuable to us.  We need her.
				(a beat, glowering)
			Now, does anyone disagree?

	No one has a problem.

					SISKO
			Good, then let's get to work.

       DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT TWO      26.

24   EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL)

	Terok Nor.  Re-establishing.

25   INT. KIRA'S QUARTERS

	Kira is laying on a table, getting a massage from one of her 
	Vulcan eunuchs while the other plays a traditional Vulcan 
	harp.  Garak stands before her.  And next to Garak stands... 
	Rom.

					GARAK
			Tell the Intendant what you told me.

					ROM
			It's about Captain Sisko.

	This gets Kira's attention.

					KIRA
			Sisko?

					ROM
			He's alive.  He was able to get off 
			his ship before it exploded.

	Kira looks accusingly at Garak.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT TWO         27.

25   CONTINUED:

					GARAK
			I suppose it's possible.

					ROM
			It's more than possible.  It's true.
				(grins evilly)
			But I can tell you how to get your 
			hands on him.  If you're interested.

	Hold on Kira, looking very interested indeed.

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT TWO                          

        DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT THREE        28.
                           ACT THREE                            

	FADE IN:

26   INT. RAIDER - COCKPIT

	O'Brien and Sisko are at the controls of the rebel ship.  
	Sisko, now that he's alone with O'Brien, has dropped the 
	Captain Sisko persona.  O'Brien looks apprehensive.  He 
	scratches behind his ear.

					SISKO
			Don't do that.

					O'BRIEN
			I can't help it.  It itches.
				(scratches a little)
			I hope this works.

					SISKO
			It'll work.  Just stop scratching.

	O'Brien forces himself to stop scratching behind his ear.

					O'BRIEN
			You know, you did pretty good back 
			there.  I don't think anyone suspected 
			you weren't Captain Sisko.
				(a beat)
			At least not once you hit Bashir.

					SISKO
			But you and I both know that was 
			just a warm up.  Jennifer's the one 
			I really have to convince.

					O'BRIEN
			I guess seeing her isn't going to be 
			easy for you.  How long's it been 
			since your wife died?

					SISKO
			Five years.

					O'BRIEN
			Well just remember... Jennifer may 
			look like your wife, but she's not.  
			She's a different person.

        DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT THREE        29.

26   CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			I'll try to remember that.
				(a beat)
			Do you have any idea what went wrong 
			between her and Captain Sisko?

					O'BRIEN
			From what I heard, they never 
			should've been together in the first 
			place.  I mean she came from one of 
			the few privileged Terran families, 
			people who "cooperated" with the 
			Alliance, and the captain... he fought 
			his way up from the mines.

					SISKO
			So what's she like, this Jennifer?

					O'BRIEN
			I wouldn't know.  They separated 
			before I met the captain.
				(a beat)
			What was your Jennifer like?

					SISKO
			She was the kindest, most caring 
			person I ever knew.

					O'BRIEN
				(a word of advice)
			I wouldn't get my hopes up.

	Suddenly O'Brien reacts to something on the panel.

					O'BRIEN
				(continuing, off 
				console)
			Hold on.  I'm reading a slight energy 
			distortion in subspace.

	This obviously means something to Sisko.

					SISKO
			What are the coordinates?

					O'BRIEN
				(alarmed)
			It's coming from all around us.

	Just then...

      DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/10/95 - ACT THREE     30.

27   EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL)

	A Cardassian and a Klingon ship uncloak, surrounding the rebel 
	ship.

28   INT. RAIDER - COCKPIT

	Sisko and O'Brien know there isn't much hope for escape.

					O'BRIEN
			You know, Captain Sisko would've 
			tried to fight his way out of this.

					SISKO
			Be glad I'm not him.

	And as they await their fate...

									CUT TO:

29   INT. TEROK NOR - AIRLOCK CORRIDOR

	Kira, Garak and two Klingon Soldiers wait outside an airlock 
	in the Docking Ring Corridor.  Kira is like a coiled spring.

      DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/10/95 - ACT THREE     31.

29   CONTINUED:

	The airlock door rolls open and Sisko and O'Brien ENTER, 
	flanked by three Bajoran soldiers.

					KIRA
			Well, if it isn't the notorious 
			"Captain" Sisko and his friend the 
			Tinkerer.

	Before anyone can prevent it, Sisko steps forward, takes 
	Kira into his arms, and gives her a roguish kiss.

					SISKO
			It's good to see you, too, Intendant.

					KIRA
			Still the same old Benjamin.

					SISKO
			You wouldn't have me any other way.

					KIRA
			Perhaps not.  But I'm still going to 
			kill you.

					SISKO
			Maybe.  But not right away.

					KIRA
			You flatter yourself.

					SISKO
			Not unjustly, I hope.

					GARAK
				(to Kira)
			Intendant, let me teach him some 
			manners.

					KIRA
			All in good time.
				(a beat)
			But first, whatever shall we do 
			about O'Brien?
				(approaches him)
			I remember when I first saw you, 
			Tinkerer.  You were fixing something.

        DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT THREE        32.

29   CONTINUED:	(2)

	O'Brien just averts his eyes.  Being in Kira's presence 
	has made him revert to the same downtrodden slave we saw in 
	"CROSSOVER."

					KIRA
			You were always fixing things... 
			making things better.  And everyone 
			loved you for it.
				(a beat)
			Even me.
				(hardens)
			But that wasn't enough for you, was 
			it?  You couldn't be happy, staying 
			here, being loved.  You had to lash 
			out, to betray everyone who was ever 
			good to you.  Why?

	O'Brien finally looks her in the eye.

					O'BRIEN
			I wanted to be free.

					KIRA
			Free?
				(cold)
			You're a Terran.  You were born a 
			slave.  And you'll die a slave.
				(to a guard)
			Take him to ore processing.  Remind 
			him where he belongs.

	One of the Bajoran soldiers escorts O'Brien away.

					GARAK
			What about Sisko?

	Kira thinks about it for a beat, then...

					SISKO
				(to Garak)
			Bring me to the Intendant's quarters.  
			She'll decide what to do with me.

	Garak loses his cool.

					GARAK
			Of all the impudent...

					KIRA
				(interrupting)
			Do as he says.

      DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT THREE     33.

					GARAK
			Intendant.  I demand you...

	Garak trails off.

					KIRA
			You... "demand?"

	Garak realizes he's overstepped his bounds.

					GARAK
				(almost whining)
			But you promised me he'd die.

					KIRA
			And he will... When I say so, and 
			not a moment sooner.

	Kira turns and walks away.  Sisko turns to Garak and gestures 
	that they should follow her.

					SISKO
			Shall we?

					GARAK
				(with contempt)
			After you.

30   INT. KIRA'S QUARTERS

	Sisko's kicking back in one of the couches, looking like he 
	doesn't have a care in the world.  Kira studies him.

					KIRA
			I really don't know what to do with 
			you.

					SISKO
			I sympathize.  It's a difficult 
			decision.
				(smiles)
			But you'll come up with something.

					KIRA
			The only reason I can think of to 
			keep you alive is to infuriate Garak.

					SISKO
			What better reason do you need?

  DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT THREE 34-35.     

30   CONTINUED:

					KIRA
			Suppose I let you live... What would 
			I get from you in return?

					SISKO
			What do you want?

					KIRA
			Your loyalty.  That's all I've ever 
			wanted.  For you to be at my side... 
			to be my strong right hand.  But I'm 
			afraid I'll never be able to trust 
			you again.
				(making a decision)
			Which means I'll have to dispose of 
			you eventually.  The only question 
			is, should it be sooner, or later.

					SISKO
			Do I get a vote?

					KIRA
			Of course you do.
				(a beat)
			It just doesn't count.

	She looks at him, weighing her options.

					KIRA
			I'd better think this over.

					SISKO
			You will let me know what you decide?

					KIRA
			I wouldn't dream of keeping it a 
			secret.

31
thru   OMITTED 
32

33   EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL)

	Terok Nor.  Re-establishing.

      DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT THREE     36.

34   INT. GUEST QUARTERS

	Sisko is seated in some sparsely furnished guest quarters, 
	probably wondering exactly how he let himself get into this 
	situation.

	The door opens and Garak ENTERS with Jennifer.  For a second, 
	upon seeing Jennifer, Sisko's composure cracks and he drops 
	his role.

					SISKO
			Jennifer.

					JENNIFER
				(cold)
			Hello, Ben.
				(to Garak)
			Please leave us.

					GARAK
			And miss this happy reunion?

					SISKO
			You heard her.

	Garak considers mixing it up with Sisko, then thinks better 
	about it.

					GARAK
				(to Jennifer)
			If you need someone to beat him into 
			submission for you, don't hesitate 
			to call me.

	Garak EXITS.

35   NEW ANGLE

	On Jennifer and Sisko.

					JENNIFER
			All right, I'm here.  What did you 
			want to see me about?

					SISKO
			I was hoping we could talk.

					JENNIFER
			Really?  You never seemed interested 
			in talking to me when we were married.

					SISKO
			I made a lot of mistakes back then.

      DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/08/95 - ACT THREE    36A.

35   CONTINUED:

					JENNIFER
			Save the apologies Ben.  They're not 
			going to work.  You are without a 
			doubt, the most insensitive, self-
			absorbed, egotistical...

        DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT THREE        37.

35   CONTINUED:	(2)

					SISKO
				(interrupting)
			You've made your point.

					JENNIFER
			I doubt it.  You never listened to 
			me before.  You were too busy trying 
			to impress every woman who crossed 
			your path.

					SISKO
			Where there really that many?

	Her look says there were.

					JENNIFER
			There were enough.
				(a beat)
			And if it wasn't women, it was that 
			ship of yours.  Sometimes I think it 
			was the only thing you ever loved.

					SISKO
			Maybe I loved you both.

					JENNIFER
			Then why did you leave me to run off 
			and play pirate for the Intendant?

					SISKO
			That's a good question.

					JENNIFER
			And now this Rebellion of yours.
				(a beat)
			Do you know how many deaths you've 
			caused?  How much destruction?

					SISKO
			I'm fighting to help free our people.

					JENNIFER
			You're fighting because you like to 
			fight, Benjamin.

        DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT THREE        38.

35   CONTINUED:	(3)

					JENNIFER
			All you've accomplished is to give 
			the Alliance an excuse to treat the 
			Terrans even worse than before.
				(a beat)
			I only hope that with your capture, 
			the Rebellion can be ended peacefully.

					SISKO
			Who said I'd been captured?

					JENNIFER
			Oh, I suppose you came here just to 
			see me?

					SISKO
				(with simple sincerity)
			Actually, I came here to rescue you.

	And on Jennifer's surprised reaction, we...

									FADE OUT.

                       END OF ACT THREE                         

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        39.
                           ACT FOUR                             

	FADE IN:

36   INT. GUEST QUARTERS (CONTINUOUS)

	As before.  Jennifer reacts to Sisko's statement.

					JENNIFER
			Rescue me?

					SISKO
			That's what I said.

					JENNIFER
			I'm not going anywhere with you.

					SISKO
			You can't stay here.

					JENNIFER
			I have a job to finish.

					SISKO
			You mean the sensor array?

					JENNIFER
			That's right.

					SISKO
			Jennifer, if you finish that array 
			you'll destroy any hope our people 
			have for a better future.  I don't 
			think you want that.

					JENNIFER
			All I want is to put an end to all 
			this fighting.  To force the rebels 
			to seek a peaceful settlement with 
			the Alliance.

					SISKO
			It's not that simple.  The Alliance 
			isn't interested in a peaceful 
			settlement.  If we lay down our arms, 
			we'll be killed.

					JENNIFER
			The Rebellion is killing people every 
			day.  It has to stop.

					SISKO
			Not this way.  Not with the Terrans 
			still at the mercy of the Alliance.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        40.

36   CONTINUED:

					SISKO
				(a beat)
			They're your own people, Jennifer.

					JENNIFER
			You've got no right to talk to me 
			like that.  Since when do you care 
			about what happens to "our           
			people?"  You've never cared about 
			anyone but yourself.

	But to Jennifer's surprise, this doesn't get a rise out of 
	Sisko.

					SISKO
			Maybe I've changed in the past few 
			years.

					JENNIFER
				(a bitter smile)
			How many times have I heard you say 
			that?

	A beat as Sisko realizes just how deeply hurt Jennifer must 
	have been by the other Sisko.

					SISKO
			I guess I was a pretty lousy husband.

					JENNIFER
				(with an edge)
			You guess?

					SISKO
			Look, I know it's too late for an 
			apology...

					JENNIFER
				(jumping in)
			You're right about that.

					SISKO
			But for what it's worth, I'm sorry.

	Jennifer looks at Sisko in surprise.

					SISKO
			What is it?

					JENNIFER
			For a second, I almost believed you.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        41.

36   CONTINUED:	(2)

	Jennifer turns away from Sisko and stares off into the 
	distance.

					JENNIFER
			You know what I wish?
				(off his look)
			I wish I'd never met you.

					SISKO
			And I wish things could've been better 
			between us.  But this isn't about 
			us.

	Sisko pauses as he realizes something.

					SISKO
			Or is it?
				(off her reaction)
			Why are you working for the Alliance?  
			Is it because you believe in what 
			they're doing or is it something 
			else?

					JENNIFER
			I don't know what you're talking 
			about.

					SISKO
			I think you and I have been fighting 
			each other for so long that you've 
			gotten used to us being on opposite 
			sides.  But I'm not the enemy this 
			time, Jennifer.  The Alliance is.

					JENNIFER
			The Alliance is your enemy.  Not 
			mine.

					SISKO
			That's where you're wrong.  Don't 
			you see, you're no different than 
			the slaves working in the Ore 
			Processing Center.  In fact, you 
			might be even worse off.  At least 
			they know they're prisoners.

	This time Sisko's gotten through to her.  Jennifer deflates 
	a little.

					JENNIFER
			And what if I am a prisoner?

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR       41A.

36   CONTINUED:	(3)

					SISKO
			You don't have to be.  You can fight 
			back.  Come with me, Jennifer.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        42.

36   CONTINUED:	(4)

					JENNIFER
			You want me to join the Rebellion.

					SISKO
			The way I see it... Freedom is a lot 
			better than slavery.

	Jennifer looks appraisingly at Sisko for a long beat, but 
	she still can't come to a decision.

					SISKO
			Think about it.

	Sisko presses a spot behind his ear, three times in rapid 
	succession.

					JENNIFER
			What are you doing?

					SISKO
			Sending a message.

					JENNIFER
				(surprised)
			You've got a subdermal communicator?

					SISKO
			Courtesy of the Ferengi.  I hope it 
			works.

37   INT. ORE PROCESSING CENTER

	O'Brien labors in the Ore Processing Center, carting ore 
	into the smelter.  A Cardassian Overseer keeps a watchful 
	eye on the workers.  As O'Brien passes close to the Overseer, 
	he reaches behind his ear and touches the spot he was 
	scratching earlier.  He smiles.

					O'BRIEN
				(to himself)
			Took him long enough.

	O'Brien moves to another part of the processing area.  Once 
	he's out of sight of the Overseer, he goes to an access panel 
	and pops it open.

	O'Brien begins working on the circuitry inside the panel, 
	when someone approaches him from behind.

					CARDASSIAN OVERSEER
			Terran, what are you doing down there?

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        43.

37   CONTINUED:

					O'BRIEN
			Re-routing the central ODN processor.  
			Intendant's orders.

	The Cardassian crouches down to get a better look at the 
	panel.

					CARDASSIAN OVERSEER
			I don't recall receiving clearance 
			for any repairs.

	Suddenly, O'Brien lashes out and cold-cocks the Overseer.  
	The Cardassian crumples to the ground.

					O'BRIEN
			You don't say?

	O'Brien turns back to the panel and triggers something in 
	the circuitry.  Suddenly the lights short out, things explode 
	inside the ore processing equipment and the doors open.  
	The workers and the two Bajoran guards stand around, not 
	sure what's happening.

38   NEW ANGLE (OPTICAL)

	As O'Brien grabs the Overseer's phaser and shoots one of the 
	Bajoran guards.  That wakes the workers up.  They begin 
	swarming over the last guard, rapidly overwhelming them.

					O'BRIEN
				(addressing the workers)
			All right, anyone who wants to get 
			out of here, follow me.

	O'Brien heads for the door, and with a cheer, the Terran 
	workers follow him.

39   INT. HABITAT RING CORRIDOR (OPTICAL)

	Two Klingons stand guard in the corridor.  Suddenly the lights 
	go down, and a half second later, the door opens and Sisko 
	spins out.  The First Klingon barely has time to react before 
	Sisko stops him cold with a one-two combination to the head.

	The Second Klingon manages to draw his disruptor, but, before 
	he can fire, Sisko retrieves the disruptor from the First 
	Klingon and shoots the Second one.

	As Jennifer ENTERS the corridor and looks at the unconscious 
	Klingons, Sisko picks up the Second Klingon's disruptor.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        44.

39   CONTINUED:

	Jennifer stares at the weapons in Sisko's hands, almost 
	as if she expects him to use them on her.

					SISKO
			I need an answer, Jennifer.  Are you 
			coming with me or not?

					JENNIFER
			Do I have a choice?

					SISKO
			Of course you do.  If you want, you 
			can go back to your quarters and 
			forget we ever spoke.

	She hesitates.  Sisko presses.

					SISKO
			It's up to you.

	Jennifer thinks for a moment longer, then walks over to him.

					JENNIFER
			All right, but lets get one thing 
			clear.

					SISKO
			What's that?

					JENNIFER
				(with a smile)
			I still hate you.

					SISKO
				(with regret)
			I know.

	They head off together down the corridor.

40   OMITTED

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        45.

41   INT. HABITAT RING CORRIDOR

	Sisko and Jennifer on the move.

					JENNIFER
			You still haven't told me where we're 
			going.

					SISKO
			Airlock Seven.  There should be a 
			ship waiting for us.  Providing we 
			can get there before the security 
			systems reactivate.

	They turn a corner and almost run right into...

42   THREE CARDASSIAN SOLDIERS (OPTICAL)

	The Cardassians open fire.  Sisko and Jennifer duck back 
	down the corridor.  A firefight ensues.  Sisko shoots one of 
	the soldiers, but he and Jennifer are pinned down.

					JENNIFER
			Now what?

      DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - REV. 02/10/95 - ACT FOUR      46.

					SISKO
			I'll think of something.

	Suddenly we hear the sound of more phaser fire.

43   NEW ANGLE (OPTICAL)

	To reveal O'Brien and the escaped Terrans coming up from 
	behind the remaining Cardassian soldiers.  The two Cardassians 
	are caught in a crossfire between Sisko and O'Brien and soon 
	go down.

					SISKO
				(to Jennifer)
			You see.  I told you I'd think of 
			something.
				(to O'Brien)
			Good work, Smiley.

					O'BRIEN
			Yeah, but the problem is there's 
			thirty more of them behind us.

					SISKO
			Then we'd better get to the airlock.

	Sisko leads O'Brien, Jennifer and the rest of the Terrans 
	away down a corridor.

44   INT. AIRLOCK CORRIDOR

	Sisko and the others move down the corridor.  They reach the 
	airlock, only to stop in their tracks as they see Rom's dead 
	body, hung spreadeagled across the airlock door.

					JENNIFER
			Something tells me that's not part 
			of your plan.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FOUR        47.

44   CONTINUED:

	And as they all react to Rom's death, we...

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT FOUR                         

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        48.
                           ACT FIVE                             

	FADE IN:

45   INT. AIRLOCK CORRIDOR - CONTINUOUS (OPTICAL)

	As Sisko and the others react to Rom's dead body.

					O'BRIEN
			We better find another way out of 
			here.

					SISKO
			Got any suggestions?

	Just then, a hail of phaser fire comes from down the hall, 
	hitting one of the slaves.

					SISKO
			Fall back.

	Sisko and the Terrans move back around the opposite corner, 
	so that they're out of the line of fire, just as...

46   NEW ANGLE (OPTICAL)

	Kira, Garak, and a squad of Alliance Guards appear from around 
	the corner.  Kira signals the Guards and they hold their 
	fire.

					KIRA
			That was very clever, Benjamin, having 
			one of your own men betray you so 
			you could get aboard the station.  
			You had me totally fooled.  Luckily 
			Mister Garak is somewhat more cynical 
			than I.

					GARAK
			Your Ferengi friend told us your 
			entire plan... with a little 
			persuasion.

					KIRA
			I'm afraid there's no escape.  Your 
			ship's locked down, your pilot's 
			dead.  There's no way out.
				(a beat)
			You might as well surrender.

47   ANGLE ON THE TERRANS

	As they realize they're trapped.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        49.

47   CONTINUED:

					O'BRIEN
			If we surrender, she'll kill us.

					SISKO
			Us, maybe, but not Jennifer.

	Jennifer isn't about to let Sisko and the others sacrifice 
	themselves for her.

					JENNIFER
			What if we offer a trade?  I stay 
			here and she lets you live.

48   ANGLE ON KIRA AND GARAK

	As they wait to see what Sisko will do.

					KIRA
			Benjamin, you know how I hate to be 
			kept waiting.

	Kira signals to some of her men who move off in an attempt 
	to flank Sisko.

49   ANGLE ON SISKO'S GROUP

	As Sisko makes a decision.

					SISKO
				(to Jennifer)
			I came a long way to get you out of 
			here, and I'm not leaving without 
			you.

	Jennifer stares at Sisko for a beat, puzzled.

					SISKO
			What is it?

					JENNIFER
			Nothing.

	But she still continues to study Sisko.

					SISKO
				(thinking on his feet)
			Smiley, how far is the Ore Processing 
			Center?

					O'BRIEN
			Only a couple of levels away.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        50.

49   CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			Take us there.

					O'BRIEN
				(doesn't see the point)
			What for?

					SISKO
			I'll show you when we get there.

	O'Brien nods.

50   ANGLE ON KIRA

	As she runs out of patience.

					KIRA
				(calling out)
			Time's up, Benjamin...
				(no response)
			Benjamin?

	Garak signals to the Guards who cautiously round the corner.  
	We stay with Kira and Garak.  They listen for phaser fire, 
	but when they don't hear any, they follow the Guards around 
	the corner.

51   NEW ANGLE
	As Kira reacts to the fact that Sisko and the rest of the 
	Terrans have retreated down a side corridor.

					KIRA
			He always has to make things 
			difficult.

					GARAK
			It's one of his least endearing 
			qualities.

	Kira marches off down the corridor, followed by Garak and 
	her soldiers.

52   INT. HABITAT RING CORRIDOR (OPTICAL)

	Sisko and the rest of the Terrans retreat down the corridor.  
	The Terrans are slowed down because they have to help one of 
	their injured members along.  Sisko brings up the rear, his 
	stolen disruptor at the ready.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        51.

52   CONTINUED:

					SISKO
			Hurry.  They're right behind us.

	Sisko catches a glimpse of a Bajoran soldier.  He opens fire.  
	The Bajorans return fire.

53   INT. ORE PROCESSING CENTER (OPTICAL)

	Under heavy phaser fire, the Terrans retreat into the Ore 
	Processing Room.  One of them gets hit in the doorway.  Sisko, 
	the last man in, drags the wounded Terran to safety.

					SISKO
				(shouting, to O'Brien)
			Smiley, seal the doors.

	But the room is full of phaser fire and O'Brien's having a 
	tough time staying alive, let alone reaching the door 
	controls.

					O'BRIEN
				(to himself)
			Easy for you to say.

	But O'Brien makes a lunge for the controls and the doors 
	begin to seal.  With one last burst of energy, Sisko manages 
	to get the wounded Terran inside the Processing Center just 
	as the doors close behind him.

	Sisko joins Jennifer.

					SISKO
				(to Jennifer)
			I'll get you out of this, I promise.

					JENNIFER
				(simply)
			I believe you.

	A moment passes between them.  It's brief, but for the first 
	time since Sisko met this Jennifer, some of her hard veneer 
	slips away.

	Sisko moves to a control panel, where he's joined by O'Brien.

					O'BRIEN
				(aside, to Sisko)
			Captain, I don't know what you're up 
			to, but there's no way out of this 
			place except through that door.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        52.

53   CONTINUED:

					SISKO
				(aside to O'Brien)
			Don't worry.  I know what I'm doing.
				(almost to himself)
			I just hope your Terok Nor was 
			designed by the same Cardassian who 
			built my Terok Nor.

	And as he works on the panel...

54   INT. CORRIDOR

	Kira, Garak and the rest of Kira's troops have arrived outside 
	the Ore Processing Center doors.

					KIRA
				(to a soldier)
			You're sure they're all in there?

	The soldier nods.  Kira looks satisfied.

					KIRA
			Good.  Then we've got them.  Use the 
			manual override to open the doors.

					GARAK
			Intendant, I trust this time you 
			won't be so lenient with our dear 
			Mister Sisko.

					KIRA
			Don't worry.  He's disappointed me 
			for the last time.

	Garak smiles.  That's what he wanted to hear.

55   INT. ORE PROCESSING CENTER

	As the doors open and Alliance troops rush in to find...

56   NEW ANGLE

	Sisko and the other Terrans standing there, waiting for them, 
	with no weapons in sight.

	Kira marches in with Garak at her side.  Kira surveys the 
	Terrans and notices Jennifer.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        53.

56   CONTINUED:

					KIRA
			Jennifer.  I was so worried about 
			you.  But you're safe now.  In fact, 
			I can assure you your husband will 
			never annoy you again.

	Kira holds out her hand to Jennifer, but Jennifer doesn't 
	take it.

					JENNIFER
			Actually, for the first time since I 
			met him, he's not annoying me.  In 
			fact, he's been making a lot of sense.

					KIRA
			He can be persuasive when he wants 
			to be.  I suppose that means you 
			won't be finishing the sensor array.

	Sisko looks to Jennifer to see what she will decide.  Jennifer 
	catches his eye and gives him a slight smile.

					JENNIFER
				(a simple explanation)
			I'm a Terran.

	Kira nods.  It's like an iron door has been closed.  Any 
	feelings she might have had for Sisko or Jennifer are gone.

					KIRA
				(to her troops)
			Keep her alive.  Kill the others.

	But before the soldiers can execute her orders, Sisko steps 
	forward.

					SISKO
			I wouldn't.  You'd be making a 
			mistake.

					KIRA
			My only mistake was not executing 
			you in the first place.

					SISKO
			You don't know how right you are.
				(points to a panel)
			I've activated the station's self-
			destruct sequence.  Unless I disarm 
			it, this whole place will blow up 
			in...

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        54.

56   CONTINUED:	(2)

	Sisko checks the readout on the panel.

					SISKO
			Nine minutes.

					KIRA
			That's impossible.  There's no way 
			you could know the station's command 
			access code.

					SISKO
			Alpha Nine One Seven Five Blue.

	Judging from Kira's reaction, Sisko's right.

					KIRA
				(to com)
			Computer, disengage self-destruct 
			sequence.  Authorization Kira Alpha 
			Nine One Seven Five Blue.

					COMPUTER VOICE
			Authorization denied.

					SISKO
				(playful)
			I changed it.
				(checks panel)
			You've got eight minutes and thirty 
			seconds to let us go.  Otherwise we 
			all die.

					GARAK
			Don't listen to him.  He's bluffing.

	Kira stares at Sisko for a long beat, taking his measure.  
	Sisko returns her stare, unflinchingly.

					KIRA
			He's not bluffing.

					GARAK
			How do you know?

					KIRA
			I know.
				(to Sisko)
			Give me the new access code and I'll 
			let you go.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        55.

56   CONTINUED:	(3)

					SISKO
			You'll get the access code once my 
			friends and I are safely away from 
			the station.
				(a beat)
			Do we have a deal?

	Kira looks at Sisko for a beat longer, then nods to the 
	guards.  Sisko and the rest of the Terrans begin to walk 
	out.  Kira stops Sisko for second.

					KIRA
			This isn't over Benjamin.  I'll hunt 
			you down.  I swear it.

					SISKO
			You're welcome to try.

	Once the last Terran has left the room, Sisko follows them 
	out.

57   EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL)

	The Badlands.

58   INT. CAVE CORRIDOR

	Sisko is walking with Bashir and O'Brien, having just returned 
	to the rebel encampment.

					BASHIR
			I still don't understand why you 
			gave them the access code.  You 
			could've gotten away and still 
			destroyed the station.

					SISKO
			But we gave our word.

					BASHIR
			Our word.  Who gives a damn whether 
			we keep our word?

					O'BRIEN
			I do.

	Bashir is surprised by the air of conviction in O'Brien's 
	voice.  The three of them ENTER...

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        56.

59   INT. CAVES - MAIN CHAMBER

	Where Jadzia and Jennifer are seated together talking quietly.  
	We don't hear what they're saying.  Neither does Sisko as he 
	walks up to them.

					SISKO
			I'm glad to see the two of you are 
			getting along.

					DAX
			We have a lot in common.

	All three of them know that she means Sisko.

					DAX
				(to Jennifer)
			He's all yours.

	Dax smiles to herself and EXITS.  O'Brien and Bashir realize 
	Sisko wants to be alone with Jennifer, and they follow after 
	Dax.

60   CLOSE ON JENNIFER AND SISKO

	Jennifer studies Sisko's face.

					JENNIFER
			Dax tells me you're leaving.

					SISKO
			I'm going to pay a call on the 
			Romulans.  See if I can convince 
			them to help us.

					JENNIFER
			Then I guess this is good-bye.

	Already this isn't easy for Sisko.  He's torn with emotion.  
	He knows he's not saying good-bye to his Jennifer, but it 
	feels like it anyway.

					SISKO
			Again.
				(a beat)
			Jennifer, there's so much I want to 
			say to you, but I don't know where 
			to start...

					JENNIFER
				(with a slight smile)
			You can start by telling me what 
			happened to my husband.

	Before Sisko can deny it, Jennifer presses on.

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        57.

60   CONTINUED:

					JENNIFER
			Don't bother.  I don't know who you 
			are, but you're not Ben Sisko.

	Sisko considers trying to continue the charade, but thinks 
	better about it.

					SISKO
			When did you figure it out?

					JENNIFER
			I think I suspected from the 
			beginning.  It was your eyes.

					SISKO
			What about them?

					JENNIFER
			They're too kind.
				(a beat)
			There was nothing kind about Ben.
				(another beat)
			He's dead, isn't he?

					SISKO
			I'm sorry.

					JENNIFER
			Don't be.
				(a beat)
			So, who are you, really?

					SISKO
			It's a long story.  Talk to Smiley.  
			He can fill you in on the details.

					JENNIFER
			He seems like a good man.

					SISKO
			He does at that.
				(a beat)
			So what are you going to do now?

					JENNIFER
			Oh, I'm sure Smiley will find 
			something to keep me busy.
				(a beat)
			You're not really going to visit the 
			Romulans, are you?

         DEEP SPACE: "Through... Glass" - 02/02/95 - ACT FIVE        58.

60   CONTINUED:	(2)

					SISKO
				(shakes his head)
			The deal was I get you off the 
			station, and then I go home.

					JENNIFER
			Will I see you again?

					SISKO
			I don't know.

	Jennifer leans over and kisses Sisko on the cheek.

					JENNIFER
			Thank you for... rescuing me.

					SISKO
			It was... my pleasure.

	They stand there for a beat, looking at each other, then the 
	mood is broken by O'Brien, returning to the chamber.

					O'BRIEN
			Ready, Captain?

					JENNIFER
			You'd better go.

	Sisko nods, then turns to O'Brien.

					SISKO
			Take me home, Smiley.

	Sisko reluctantly turns and EXITS with O'Brien.

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT FIVE                         
                            THE END