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Dejar was a Cardassian and an operative of the Obsidian Order in the 24th century.

In 2371, two Cardassian scientists, Gilora Rejal and Ulani Belor, were chosen by the Cardassian Union to assist in an effort to place a wormhole relay station in the Gamma Quadrant to aid communications and to provide an advance warning of a Dominion attack. The Obsidian Order, angry at the recently-signed Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty, sent Dejar to Deep Space 9 to sabotage the attempt, posing as a third scientist. She sabotaged the USS Defiant's main emitter coupling. When the ship fired at a comet that was about to destroy the Bajoran wormhole, it shattered the comet instead of vaporizing it as planned. Gilora did not wish Miles O'Brien to be blamed for incompetence resulting in the malfunction and she revealed Dejar's status as an Obsidian Order operative. Dejar was taken to quarters and confined. Gilora was not worried over exposing her, telling O'Brien that the Order would not look kindly on her failure. (DS9: "Destiny")

Dejar was played by Jessica Hendra.

The character appears in Andrew Robinson's DS9 novel A Stitch in Time, in which it was revealed that Dejar was a member of Garak's last cell in the late 2360s. She also appeared in Robinson's short story "The Calling" in the Prophecy and Change anthology. Her first name is given as "Nal" in both stories.

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+{{sidebar individual
+| image        = Dejar.jpg
+| imagecap      = Dejar
+| gender           = Female
+| species          = [[Cardassian]]
+| occupation       = Operative of the [[Obsidian Order]]
+| status           = Alive
+| datestatus       = 2371
+| actor            = [[Jessica Hendra]]
+}}
 '''Dejar''' was a [[Cardassian]] and an  operative of the [[Obsidian Order]] in the [[24th century]].
-In [[2371]], two Cardassian scientists, [[Gilora Rejal]] and [[Ulani Belor]] were chosen by the [[Cardassian Union]] to assist in an effort to place a [[subspace relay station]] in the [[Gamma Quadrant]] to aid [[communications]] and to provide an advance warning of a [[Dominion]] attack. The Obsidian Order, angry at the recently signed [[Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty]], sent Dejar to [[Deep Space 9]] to sabotage the attempt, posing as a third scientist.  She sabotaged the [[USS Defiant (NX-74205) |USS Defiant]]'s [[main emitter coupling]]. When the ship fired at a [[comet]] that was about to destroy the Bajoran wormhole, it shattered the comet instead of vaporising it as planned. Gilora did not wish [[Miles O'Brien]] to be blamed for incompetence resulting in the malfunction and she revealed Dejar's status as an Obsidian Order operative. Dejar was taken to quarters and confined. Gilora was not worried over exposing her, telling O'Brien that the Order would not look kindly on her failure. ([[DS9]]: "[[Destiny]]")
+In [[2371]], two Cardassian [[scientist]]s, [[Gilora Rejal]] and [[Ulani Belor]], were chosen by the [[Cardassian Union]] to assist in an effort to place a [[wormhole relay station]] in the [[Gamma Quadrant]] to aid [[communications]] and to provide an advance warning of a [[Dominion]] attack. The Obsidian Order, angry at the recently-signed [[Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty]], sent Dejar to [[Deep Space 9]] to [[sabotage]] the attempt, posing as a third scientist.  She sabotaged the {{USS|Defiant|2370}}'s [[main emitter coupling]]. When the ship fired at a [[comet]] that was about to destroy the Bajoran wormhole, it shattered the comet instead of vaporizing it as planned. Gilora did not wish [[Miles O'Brien]] to be blamed for incompetence resulting in the malfunction and she revealed Dejar's status as an Obsidian Order operative. Dejar was taken to quarters and confined. Gilora was not worried over exposing her, telling O'Brien that the Order would not look kindly on her failure. ({{DS9|Destiny}})
+{{bginfo|Dejar was played by [[Jessica Hendra]].|The character appears in [[Andrew Robinson]]'s [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Pocket)|DS9 novel]] ''[[A Stitch in Time]]'', in which it was revealed that Dejar was a member of Garak's last cell in the late [[2360s]].  She also appeared in Robinson's short story "The Calling" in the ''[[Prophecy and Change]]'' anthology. Her first name is given as "Nal" in both stories.}}
+== External link ==
+* {{NCwiki|Nal Dejar}}
+[[de:Dejar]]
 [[Category:Cardassians]]