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A '''replicant of Miles O'Brien''' was created in [[2370]] by officials of the [[Parada]] government after abducting [[Miles O'Brien|the real O'Brien]]. The O'Brien replicant had all of the real O'Brien's memories and in fact believed himself to be Miles O'Brien, most likely to make him more convincing. However, it was believed that a trigger would activate programming to assassinate someone at the upcoming peace talks on [[Deep Space 9]] between the government and rebel forces, possibly the entire rebel delegation. |
A '''replicant of Miles O'Brien''' was created in [[2370]] by officials of the [[Parada]] government after abducting [[Miles O'Brien|the real O'Brien]]. The O'Brien replicant had all of the real O'Brien's memories and in fact believed himself to be Miles O'Brien, most likely to make him more convincing. However, it was believed that a trigger would activate programming to assassinate someone at the upcoming peace talks on [[Deep Space 9]] between the government and rebel forces, possibly the entire rebel delegation. |
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Revision as of 07:49, 5 May 2006
A replicant of Miles O'Brien, who "died" still believing he was the real Miles.
A replicant of Miles O'Brien was created in 2370 by officials of the Parada government after abducting the real O'Brien. The O'Brien replicant had all of the real O'Brien's memories and in fact believed himself to be Miles O'Brien, most likely to make him more convincing. However, it was believed that a trigger would activate programming to assassinate someone at the upcoming peace talks on Deep Space 9 between the government and rebel forces, possibly the entire rebel delegation.
However, the rebels learned of this and warned Deep Space 9 personnel before the replicant arrived. The O'Brien replicant was understandably puzzled when his crewmates and wife began acting strangely around him. He became more suspicious when he was removed from working on security arrangements for the peace talks, and further more when logs showed his movements were being watched.
When confronted by station personnel, he fled the station in the runabout Rio Grande. He attempted to contact Admiral Rollman and Starbase 401 to inform her of the situation, but when she ordered him back to the station, he became convinced that whatever was wrong on Deep Space 9 was beginning to spread to all of Starfleet.
The O'Brien replicant then altered course towards the Parada system in the Gamma Quadrant with his crewmates in pursuit in the runabout Mekong. The O'Brien replicant managed to outmaneuver them and later followed the other runabout to Parada II where he discovered Commander Sisko and Major Kira meeting with Paradan rebels. Believing them to be conspiring with the rebels, the O'Brien replicant trained his phaser on them, but was shot by one of the rebels. Seconds later, the real O'Brien emerged from another room, having been rescued by the rebels.
Coutu, one of the rebels wondered aloud why the replicant had returned. The real O'Brien speculated that he was trying to warn someone something was wrong on the station, while Sisko suggested that, in a strange sort of way, he was trying to be a hero.
Apparently, the government scientists had done too good a job in recreating O'Brien, as the replicant had the same commitment to his duty and even expressed love for his "wife" before dying. (DS9: "Whispers")