Data is sent on a mission to explore an M-class planet in the Gamma Quadrant. The Prophets have other plans for him...
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With a ticking clock until disaster, the life of Sisko’s daughter is on the line.
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This story dramatises events first described post facto in the novel Rough Beasts of Empire by David R George III.
A monstrous hybrid killer is on the loose, while Kira brings enemies together.
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This story dramatises events first described post facto in the novel Rough Beasts of Empire by David R George III.
Rebecca has been kidnapped, and all of Bajor is looking for the kidnapper.
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This story dramatises events first described post facto in the novel Rough Beasts of Empire by David R George III, and incorporates elements from A Time for War, a Time for Peace by Keith RA DeCandido.
It’s Gratitude Festival time, and there are celebrations on DS9 and Bajor.
You may notice I have skipped episode 18. That's because here is where I cheat a bit. You see according to my plan, episode 18 would be an adaptation of the licensed (and very much acclaimed) Star Trek: Deep Space Nine novel The Never-Ending Sacrifice, by Una McCormack.
It fits perfectly into my season here because it continues the depiction of Elim Garak on Earth as Cardassian ambassador to the Federation as seen earlier in season 11, and as will be necessary for next season's stories (if i should ever write them).
However, since it is already a licensed and copyrighted work, I don't really have the legal permission (nor for that matter the time or energy) to put it up openly for the internet's enjoyment, not even in heavily adapted and edited form.
So for those who have read the book, simply know that this is where it's supposed to fit into the chronology. And for those who haven't read it, first, you should. And second, imagine Garak alone in his embassy in Berlin, receiving a visitor - a younger Cardassian man. "Do I know you?" asks Elim. "My name is Rugal Pa'Dar," replies the young man.
Anyway, onto episode 19. As the numbers suggest, we are now into the final four of the season, so we are building up to the grand finale.
Like 11x12 Vigil, this episode dramatises an event first described post facto in the licensed DS9 novel Rough Beasts of Empire, by David R George III.
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Someone has released military secrets to the public. Then Quark is arrested.
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A challenge to Kai Solis’s leadership leads to tensions on the station and Bajor.
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Raiq asks Kira to take her back through the wormhole to look for more Ascendants.
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When Raiq falls ill, the situation could lead to catastrophe for the crew.
Vaughn assigns Prynn, Nog and Candlewood to a secret mission on Empok Nor.
This episode incorporates some small elements from Star Trek: Starfleet Academy: Prime Directives, by Chris Cooper.
Cardassia sends a new representative to the station, but not everyone welcomes him.
Things fall apart for Kira, Odo and the Dominion alliance.
A survivor of the Ascendant attack causes havoc in the Bajoran system.
While the Defiant responds to a distress call, Prynn tracks down answers.
As Ro settles into command, Prynn pleads for help with rescuing her father.
Following the emotionally charged ending of “Duet”, Odo is appalled to learn that the Ministry of Justice has ordered Kainon released despite having murdered Aiman Maritza. With Kira Nerys accompanying him, Odo meets with the Ministry in person in the hope of changing their minds. During that meeting, Kira and Odo come to realize how corrupt the nascent Bajoran government really is.
Kira Nerys is ready tot take her place as the new station commander.
Kira Nerys looks back on her life in the Bajoran Underground.
