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| − | Kira's old Resistance leader |
+ | Kira's old Resistance leader's refusal to return some farming equipment to the Bajoran Government nearly starts a civil war. |
| − | ==Summary== |
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| + | On [[Deep Space 9]], [[Commander]] [[Benjamin Sisko|Sisko]] is playing [[dart board|darts]] with [[Chief]] [[Miles O'Brien]] in [[Quark's Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade|Quark's]]. Sisko loses the match, with O'Brien stating he is 'in the zone' and cannot lose. Sisko then gets called by [[Jadzia Dax]] to come to [[Operations center|Ops]]. |
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| ⚫ | Sisko then visits [[Major]] [[Kira Nerys|Kira]]'s quarters. He sees that she has been [[prayer|praying]] and inquires about the [[lamp]] she has lit in her shrine. She explains that it is a [[duranja]], or lamp for the dead. She reveals that she has been praying for the deceased [[Vedek]] [[Bareil Antos]]. Then Sisko drops a bombshell on her: [[Kalem Apren]] has died of a [[heart attack]] in his sleep, and her archenemy, [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami]], was appointed the new [[First Minister]] of [[Bajor]]. |
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| − | She almost immediately causes an incident over [[soil reclamator]]s, that were on loan to farmers in [[Dahkur Province]]. Winn demands that they be returned, so that the government can use them to prepare ground to plant crops for exporting and trade in [[Rakantha Province]]. She sends Kira Nerys to try to convince [[Shakaar Edon|Shakaar]] and his group to return the reclamators. Shakaar refuses, though, saying that the reclamators were loaned to them for one year after a three year wait, and says Winn shouldn't go back on previous promises. Kira spends an enjoyable day talking with Shakaar, [[Furel]], [[Lupaza]] about old days fighting the [[Cardassian]]s. The next day, Kira attempts to arrange a meeting between the Kai and Shakaar. However, Winn betrays Kira, and sends the [[Bajoran Militia|Militia]] to capture Shakaar and retake the reclamators. That leads to Kira and Shakaar, along with Furel and Lupaza and other members of the old [[Shakaar resistance cell]] escaping into the [[Dahkur Hills]]. The old cell spends two weeks in the hills, evading the civil police. Winn summons Commander Sisko down to Bajor from Deep Space Nine, in order to request assistance. Sisko refuses, saying that she has declared [[martial law]] and disrupted the ways of life of the people in the Hill Provinces. Winn then becomes upset, and implies that his refusal to help will not bode well for relations between Bajor and the [[Federation]], and she even threatens to withdraw Bajor's application for Federation membership. Sisko responds that would be an overreaction, just like Winn's response to the entire incident. He admonishes her for possibly allowing a [[civil war]] over a couple of soil reclamators, however she considers it to be a test from the [[Prophet]]s to prove she can handle the position. |
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| + | ===Act One=== |
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| − | :"''This is a test...a test by the Prophets. They want to see if I'm worthy of the role they've given me as First Minister and Kai. I will not fail them. I will stop Shakaar... by any means necessary.''" |
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| + | [[Odo]] is talking to Kira in the [[wardroom]] about various station issues. Odo notices Kira seems distracted, and she talks about her concerns with Winn being both First Minister and Kai, including the fact that no other candidates are willing to oppose Winn in the upcoming elections. Odo notes that the Bajoran people don't share her skepticism and see Winn as a hero who [[Life Support (episode)|made peace]] with [[Cardassia]]. Kira feels that once Winn gets {{dis|power|social and political}}, she won't let it go. She wishes other Bajorans could see this as clearly as she and Odo can. |
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| + | After the meeting, Kira is again praying in her quarters when the chime rings. It is Kai Winn. After an exchange about Kira's prayer, and the fact that Winn has made no mention of Bareil's involvement in achieving the peace treaty with Cardassia, Winn states the reason for her visit; she needs Kira's help. Winn explains that [[Rakantha Province]], formerly one of the most productive agricultural regions of Bajor had, like most of the planet, its [[soil]] [[poison]]ed by the [[Cardassian]]s during the [[Occupation of Bajor|Occupation]] and rendered unusable for [[agriculture]]. To cleanse the soil, the [[Bajoran Agricultural Ministry]] developed [[soil reclamator]]s to remove the poisons. The Government wants to use them in Rakantha to allow agriculture to resume there and be able to grow [[boton]], [[moreka]], and [[salam grass]] for export, believing that the increased interstellar commerce will enhance Bajor's application to join the [[Federation]] in a few years. Kira does not understand what that has to do with her, and Winn explains that some [[farmer]]s in her home province of [[Dahkur Province|Dahkur]] have refused to turn over the reclamators to the Government to be used in Rakantha. Winn further states that the leader of the farmers in Dahkur is none other than [[Shakaar Edon]], her former [[Bajoran Resistance|Resistance]] leader. |
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| − | Shakaar and his group manage to lead the civil police into a trap: a canyon from which there is no way out. Kira recognizes the leader of the police, [[Colonel]] [[Lenaris Holem]]. Shakaar orders Kira to shoot, but, in the end, neither of them can kill fellow [[Bajoran]]s. The two of them go into the canyon to talk to Lenaris, and they begin to speak about how Lenaris had basically walked into a trap. Shakaar says it's an easy mistake and one he might have made in Lenaris' place. He then asks Lenaris to let him take his people home. When Lenaris first refuses, Shakaar tells Lenaris that he didn't fight the Cardassians for twenty-five years so he could start shooting other Bajorans to which Lenaris agrees. |
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| + | Winn wants Kira to convince Shakaar to hand over the reclamators. Kira is skeptical about helping Winn do anything, but Winn asks her to act for the greater good of Bajor despite any personal feelings. Kira does eventually agree to speak to Shakaar, but makes no promises. |
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| − | Kira, Shakaar, and Lenaris enter the office of the first minister, where Winn has taken up residence. She refers to Kira and Shakaar as "gifts" from Lenaris. Lenaris tells Winn they are not his prisoners. With that, Shakaar announces his intent to run for the office of First Minister in the upcoming [[election]]. At first Winn scoffs at the ever idea of this, but Lenaris tells her that the army commanders have given Shakaar their full support, and Kira warns Winn that should she stand in the election then the fact she was willing to allow a civil war over some farm equipment will be made completely public. Back on the station, Kira and Sisko discuss the election. Kira says that Winn has publicly expressed her support for Shakaar's campaign and that one or two others have entered the race, but as Shakaar's support is as large as it is, it is likely he will triumph in the election. |
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| + | ===Act Two=== |
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| + | [[File:Kira and Shakaar reunited.jpg|thumb|"''It's good to see you, Nerys.''"]] |
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| + | Kira beams down to Dahkur Province near a [[farm]]. It clearly has seen better days, with dry, barren soil everywhere. She approaches the home to determine if anyone is there, but a hand on her back startles her; it is Shakaar. After some pleasantries, they go inside. Shakaar mentions that their fellow Resistance cell members [[Furel]] and [[Lupaza]] will arrive in a couple hours. He tells Kira that he knows why she is there and needs time to think about it. |
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| + | Meahwhile, back on DS9, O'Brien beats Dax at darts for his 46th victory in a row. Quark states that he will take bets on the next challenger at ten to one, without even knowing who the challenger is. As he leaves, O'Brien mentions that he would like to go [[kayaking]] in the [[holosuite]], but Quark convinces him to work to maintain his streak, with O'Brien stating that Quark should make the odds fifteen to one. |
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| + | Back on Bajor, Kira, Shakaar, Lupaza, and Furel are sharing stories about their time in the Resistance, including an explanation of why Furel did not replace his lost left arm. Eventually the subject of the reclamators comes up, and while Shakaar states he is still considering the matter, Lupaza makes her feelings clear that they should not be returned until they are finished with them. Going outside the [[farmhouse]], Kira points out to Shakaar that the situation is not going to go away and that he needs to think about what is best for Bajor. Shakaar explains his side, that after three years of being on a waiting list, the Government finally gave the reclamators to them and said they could have them for at least a year. Once First Minister Kalem died, their return to the Government after only two months of use was ordered. Kira tells him about the [[Rakantha farming project]] and the possibility that Bajor could begin exporting again, but he says they need the reclamators to feed themselves. Kira asks Shakaar to meet with Winn to explain that to her and possibly work out a compromise. While skeptical, he agrees to as a personal favor to Kira. |
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| + | Kira then meets with Kai Winn in the First Minister's Office. Winn is angered that Kira did not convince Shakaar to immediately return the reclamators. Kira explains that she arranged a meeting with Shakaar to hear his side and work out a compromise, and Winn states that she has little choice but to agree to participate. Winn then tells Kira she may return to DS9 after informing Shakaar of her acceptance and rejects Kira's request to stay. |
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| + | In Shakaar's home, he tells Kira he is willing to hear Winn out but will not give back the reclamators. Kira tells him he must be flexible and that he may not win this fight, but Shakaar states that the Cardassians said the same thing. Just then, two Bajoran security officers enter the house to [[arrest]] Shakaar, which Kira obviously did not know about. Shakaar punches one officer and Kira hits the other. He tells her she does not have to fight with him, and that her attack can be explained away, but Kira has had enough of Winn's lying and wants to help Shakaar. |
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| + | In a cave with a weapons cache inside, Shakaar and Kira gather supplies along with Furel. Lupaza then arrives and states that Shakaar's farm was seized and scanning equipment was brought in to search for the reclamators. Reinforcements were also requested from surrounding areas to search for the "fugitives". She also says that several Resistance cell members were detained for questioning, including [[Mobara]], [[Klin]], and [[Ornak]]. The others are heading for the [[Kola Mountain]] [[stronghold]]. Shakaar states that his plan is to keep running from the [[Bajoran civil police]] and reach the stronghold to meet with the others; they then move out. |
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| + | Meanwhile, O'Brien is playing darts against [[Syvar]], a [[Vulcan]] Starfleet officer. O'Brien is one bulls-eye away from winning, but before he can throw his dart, he reaches behind himself for a [[synthale]] from [[Quark]] and promptly pops his arm out of his shoulder. O'Brien tries to throw it anyway but cannot and has to leave for [[surgery]] with Bashir to fix the problem, thus forfeiting the game. |
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| + | Back on Bajor, some time later, Sisko enters Winn's office at her request, expressing surprise she would want his advice. She says that what she really wants is his help. The chase for Shakaar and his followers, for which Winn ordered the [[Bajoran Militia]] to take over, has generated sympathy for his cause in many provinces. That forced Winn to declare [[martial law]] and suspend local government in some areas such as the [[Hill Provinces]] to contain civil disorder. Sisko encourages her to withdraw the Militia from Dahkur, and Winn says she will if Sisko provides a Federation security force to take their place saying that it would do much to solidify the relations between the Federation and Bajor. Per [[Prime Directive|Federation law]], Sisko refuses, stating that this is a matter internal to Bajor. Winn responds by stating that if Bajor cannot depend on the Federation, they'll withdraw its application for entry into the Federation. Sisko calls that, and the entire response to the situation, an overreaction and that by using the militia against her own people, Winn is risking [[civil war]] over the mere possession of farm equipment. Winn states that the issue is not farm equipment but respect for the law and preventing [[anarchy]] and chaos. She further states that the [[Prophet]]s are testing her to see if she is worthy of the role they've given her as First Minister and Kai, and she will accomplish her goals by any means necessary. |
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| + | Shakaar and his group are seen running down a slope evading Militia troops; Kira activates a device to redirect their [[lifesign]]s elsewhere to distract them. The group is growing tired of running; Shakaar decides to lead the troops into [[Tanis Canyon]] to ambush them. |
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| + | Shakaar and the others are hiding on the canyon's ridgeline watching the Militia troops enter. Kira recognizes the commander of the troops, [[Colonel]] [[Lenaris Holem]], former member of the [[Ornathia resistance cell]] whom she met a year ago at a reception in the capital. Shakaar gives the order to pick targets and fire; he chooses Lenaris and tells Kira to shoot a [[lieutenant]]. Neither one of them can bring themselves do it, however. Shakaar then stands up and along with Kira approaches Lenaris. Lenaris remembers Kira and has wanted to thank her for a long time as his brother was at [[Gallitep]] when the camp was liberated. They talk about their situation and recall Lenaris' [[Pullock V]] [[raid]] during the Occupation, then Shakaar states that he wants to take his people out of the canyon. Before Lenaris can respond, one of his men shoots at Furel; Lenaris, Kira, and Shakaar work frantically to prevent anyone else from firing. |
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| + | Lenaris has the shooter removed from the area and tells Shakaar what he wants is not possible. Kira points out they need figure out how to get it done, or a civil war could result which neither Shakaar nor Lenaris want after fighting the Cardassians for so long. |
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| + | Lenaris then brings Shakaar and Kira to Winn's office. Winn is initially pleased but becomes disappointed when Lenaris tells her that they are not [[prisoner]]s; Shakaar is there to enter the election as a candidate for First Minister. Lenaris adds that the Militia fully supports Shakaar doing so, though Kira clarifies the effort is not a ''[[coup]]'' as Winn believes, but a free and fair election. She also states that if Winn chooses to remain in the race, the entire incident will be made public, and everyone will know how close to civil war Winn brought them over farm equipment. |
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| + | Back on DS9, O'Brien's shoulder is good as new as he and Bashir are at Quark's testing it out on the dartboard. However, his dart lands outside the bulls-eye. Bashir tells him to try again, but O'Brien says that he can feel he's out of in the zone and decides to go kayaking in the holosuite. Bashir then casually tosses a dart at the board, and it's a bulls-eye. Quark then welcomes Bashir to the zone and starts telling him of plans he's got for him. |
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| + | Kira returns to her quarters with Sisko, where she tells him that Winn issued a statement of support for Shakaar and while a few other candidates entered the race, Shakaar is expected to win easily due to his popularity. Once Sisko leaves, she goes to her duranja and blows out the flame, finally moving past her grief over Bareil's death. |
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==Memorable quotes== |
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+ | "''Commander, is the chief in here?''"<br /> |
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+ | "''He's over there… 'in the zone'.''" |
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+ | : - '''Bashir''', after '''Sisko''' plays darts with Miles O'Brien in Quark's |
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| − | "''I'm in the zone! I just need |
+ | "''I'm in the zone! I just need…" ''<br /> |
(O'Brien cries out in pain after lifting the arm he just dislocated)<br /> |
(O'Brien cries out in pain after lifting the arm he just dislocated)<br /> |
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| − | "''I just need surgery |
+ | "''I just need surgery…''" |
: - '''O'Brien''', not giving up |
: - '''O'Brien''', not giving up |
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| + | "''Shakaar sounds like a prideful and arrogant man. It also seems there's no reasoning with him.''" |
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| + | "''Glad to see that living on a space station hasn't slowed you down.''" |
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| + | : - '''Shakaar''', when Kira knocks out a Bajoran deputy |
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: - '''Syvar''' and '''Quark''', after Chief O'Brien has forfeited the game |
: - '''Syvar''' and '''Quark''', after Chief O'Brien has forfeited the game |
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===Story and script=== |
===Story and script=== |
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| − | *This episode serves as a sequel of sorts to the episode {{e|Life Support}} and it contains numerous references to the death of [[Vedek]] [[Bareil Antos|Bareil]] and the signing of the [[Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty]]. |
+ | * This episode serves as a sequel of sorts to the episode {{e|Life Support}} and it contains numerous references to the death of [[Vedek]] [[Bareil Antos|Bareil]] and the signing of the [[Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty]]. |
| − | *An early idea for this episode was to have a [[museum]] on [[Bajor]] reopened to protests from Shakaar and others who believed it would be better to use the resources to feed the [[Bajoran]] people. No one was happy with the state of the screenplay however until [[Ronald D. Moore]] came up with the idea that [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami|Winn]] could attempt to become political leader of Bajor, as well as its spiritual leader. This injected some much |
+ | * An early idea for this episode was to have a [[museum]] on [[Bajor]] reopened to protests from Shakaar and others who believed it would be better to use the resources to feed the [[Bajoran]] people. No one was happy with the state of the screenplay however until [[Ronald D. Moore]] came up with the idea that [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami|Winn]] could attempt to become political leader of Bajor, as well as its spiritual leader. This injected some much-needed conflict into the plot, and everything else fell into place after that. ({{ds9c|?}}) |
| + | * [[Robert Hewitt Wolfe]] commented "''We developed the idea of doing an episode based on {{w|Emiliano Zapata|Zapata}}, who rose up to overthrow the unjust government of [[Mexico]] and then put in a government that he rose up to overthrow as well. He kept fighting well after the war was won. I think that was the idea here, just to see Kira's mentor and the fact that it's not easy to end a war even when your side has won''". (''[[Captains' Logs Supplemental - The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages]]'' p 97) |
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| − | *[[Gordon Dawson]] and [[Ira Steven Behr]] had previously worked together on the television series |
+ | * [[Gordon Dawson]] and [[Ira Steven Behr]] had previously worked together on the television series {{wt|Bret Maverick}}. Indeed, Dawson had actually given Behr his first writing assignment. ({{ds9c|244}}) |
| ⚫ | *In a possible [[deleted scene]], [[Syvar]] mentioned he was the [[science officer]] of the USS |
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+ | * The [[prayer]] which [[Kira Nerys|Kira]] recites for Bareil at the start of the episode is a request to the [[Prophet]]s that Bareil be guided and protected on his journey to the gates of heaven. ({{ds9c|244}}) |
| ⚫ | * In a possible [[deleted scene]], [[Syvar]] mentioned he was the [[science officer]] of the {{USS|Garuda}}. The script called for the ''Garuda'' to be depicted by stock footage of the {{USS|Prometheus|NCC-71201}} from {{e|Second Sight}}, although the script described it as being a {{class|Prometheus}} [[starship]], rather than {{class|Nebula}}. The script specified for the ''Garuda'' to appear twice. (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library]]'') |
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===Production=== |
===Production=== |
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| − | *The exteriors in this episode were shot in [[ |
+ | * The exteriors in this episode were shot in [[Griffith Park|Bronson Canyon]], but the weather was so cold that a number of scheduled shots were never completed and were instead rewritten so they could be filmed in the studio. Indeed, so many shots were dropped that the crew ended up with some free time while at the canyon, so they went into the real caves at the canyon and shot the cave scenes scheduled for shooting in the studio. ({{ds9c|?}}) |
| − | *Director Jonathan West describes Shakaar as "''a good leader and a good killer''," and he explains that while filming, "''we had to give him that edge''." ( |
+ | * Director Jonathan West, in this, his directorial debut for DS9, describes Shakaar as "''a good leader and a good killer''," and he explains that while filming, "''we had to give him that edge''." ({{ds9c|?}}) |
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| − | *This episode marks the first appearance of [[Duncan Regehr]] as [[Shakaar Edon]]. |
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| − | *This episode is [[Jonathan West]]'s directorial debut. |
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| + | ===Reception=== |
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| + | * Ira Behr commented "''Without a doubt, an episode that was severely truncated by time. It ended way too abruptly, and I thought that hurt the show. I do, however, think that [[Duncan Regehr]] is a much worthier love interest for Kira than Bareil. I also think it was one of [[Louise Fletcher]]'s best performances, and [[Jonathan West]] did a nice job directing''". (''[[Captains' Logs Supplemental - The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages]]'' p 97) |
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| + | ===Cast=== |
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| ⚫ | * This episode marks the first appearance of [[Duncan Regehr]] as [[Shakaar Edon]]. [[William Lucking]] and [[Diane Salinger]] make their first appearance as [[Furel]] and [[Lupaza]], respectively, in this episode. Furel and Lupaza were seen again in the [[DS9 Season 5|fifth season]]'s {{e|The Darkness and the Light}}. Furel later returned in {{e|Ties of Blood and Water}} in a {{dis|flashback|story device}}. |
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| + | ===Trivia=== |
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| + | *The Shakaar resistance cell was first mentioned in {{e|Duet}}. |
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| + | * According to Winn, this episode takes place three months after the events of {{e|Life Support}}. |
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| + | * The [[Ornathia resistance cell]]'s raid on [[Pullock V]] is depicted in the ''[[Star Trek: Terok Nor]]'' novel ''[[Night of the Wolves]]'', which depicts the event occurring in [[2348]]. |
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===Video and DVD releases=== |
===Video and DVD releases=== |
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| − | *UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, [[CIC Video]]): Volume 3.12, <!--catalog number x, -->{{d|11|September|1995}} |
+ | * UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, [[CIC Video]]): Volume 3.12, <!--catalog number x, -->{{d|11|September|1995}} |
| − | *As part of the [[DS9 Season 3 DVD]] collection |
+ | * As part of the [[DS9 Season 3 DVD]] collection |
== Links and references == |
== Links and references == |
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| − | === Starring === |
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| − | *[[Avery Brooks]] as [[Commander]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] |
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| − | *[[Rene Auberjonois]] as [[Constable]] [[Odo]] |
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| − | *[[Siddig El Fadil]] as [[Doctor]] [[Julian Bashir]] |
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| − | *[[Terry Farrell]] as [[Lieutenant]] [[Jadzia Dax]] |
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| − | *[[Cirroc Lofton]] as [[Jake Sisko]] |
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| − | *[[Colm Meaney]] as [[Chief]] [[Miles O'Brien]] |
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| − | *[[Armin Shimerman]] as [[Quark]] |
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| − | *[[Nana Visitor]] as [[Major]] [[Kira Nerys]] |
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=== Guest Stars === |
=== Guest Stars === |
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| − | *[[Duncan Regehr]] as [[Shakaar Edon]] |
+ | * [[Duncan Regehr]] as [[Shakaar Edon]] |
| − | *[[Diane Salinger]] as [[Lupaza]] |
+ | * [[Diane Salinger]] as [[Lupaza]] |
| − | *[[William Lucking]] as [[Furel]] |
+ | * [[William Lucking]] as [[Furel]] |
| − | *[[Sherman Howard]] as [[Syvar]] |
+ | * [[Sherman Howard]] as [[Syvar]] |
| − | *[[John Doman]] as [[Lenaris Holem]] |
+ | * [[John Doman]] as [[Lenaris Holem]] |
=== Special Guest Star === |
=== Special Guest Star === |
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| − | *[[Louise Fletcher]] as [[Winn Adami]] |
+ | * [[Louise Fletcher]] as "[[Winn Adami|Kai Winn]]" |
=== Co-Stars === |
=== Co-Stars === |
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| − | *[[John Kenton Shull]] as a [[ |
+ | * [[John Kenton Shull]] as a [[Bajoran deputy 003|Security Officer]] |
| − | *[[Harry Hutchinson]] as a [[ |
+ | * [[Harry Hutchinson]] as a [[Bajoran trooper 001|Trooper]] |
=== Uncredited Co-Stars === |
=== Uncredited Co-Stars === |
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+ | * [[Patti Begley]] as [[Bajoran DS9 cmd officer 008|Bajoran officer]] |
| + | * [[Brian Demonbreun]] as [[Human DS9 dual officer 003|Starfleet sciences officer]] |
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| − | *[[Dennis Madalone]] as a [[Unnamed Bajoran Militia personnel#Bajoran Trooper #2|Bajoran trooper]] |
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+ | * [[Dennis Madalone]] as [[Bajoran trooper 002|Bajoran trooper]] |
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+ | [[2344]]; [[2368]]; [[2370]]; [[2372]]; [[2377]]; [[agrobiology]]; [[anarchy]]; [[Bajor]]; [[Bajoran]]s; [[Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty]]; [[Bajoran Agricultural Ministry]]; [[Bajoran capital]]; [[Bajoran civil police]]; [[Bajoran language]]; [[Bajoran Militia]]; [[Bajoran phaser rifle]]; [[Bajoran Provisional Government]]; [[Bajoran Resistance]]; [[Bareil Antos]]; [[bloody nose]]; [[boton]]; [[Cardassia]]; [[Cardassian]]s; [[challenger]]; [[chemistry]]; [[coach]]; {{dis|column|formation}}; ''[[coup d'etat]]''; [[darts]]; [[Dahkur Hills]]; [[Dahkur Province]]; [[degenerative]]; [[Donark]]; ''[[duranja]]''; [[election]]; [[Eminence]]; [[Emissary of the Prophets]]; [[farmer]]; [[farmland]]; [[Federation]]; [[Federation law]]; [[Soil fertility|fertility]]; [[First Minister]]; [[freedom]]; [[freedom of choice]]; [[fugitive]]; [[Furel's doctor 001|Furel's doctor]]; [[Gallitep]]; [[hand-eye coordination]]; [[heart]]; [[Hill Provinces]]; [[heart failure]]; [[holosuite]]; [[humoral socket]]; [[intermediary]]; [[internal affairs]]; [[Kalem Apren]]; [[kayaking]]; [[kilometer]]; [[Klin]]; [[Kola Mountain]]; [[Kola Mountain stronghold]]; [[leader]]; [[Bajoran Gallitep brother 001|Lenaris Holem's brother]]; [[Lonar Province]]; [[martial law]]; [[medical tricorder]]; [[medkit]]; [[meter]]; [[Milky Way Galaxy]]; [[Mobara]]; [[moreka]]; [[Occupation of Bajor]]; [[Ornak]]; [[Ornathia resistance cell]]; [[Palmers]]; [[planting season]]; [[poison]]; {{dis|power|social and political}}; [[prayer]]; [[priority message]]; [[Pullock V]]; [[Quark's]]; [[Rakantha farming project]]; [[Rakantha Province]]; [[range of motion]]; [[Ratosha Pass]]; [[ravine]]; [[rebel]]; [[refugee]]; [[rotator cuff]]; [[salam grass]]; [[scandal]]; [[scanning machine]]; [[sense of humor]]; [[Serpent's Ridge]]; [[Shakaar resistance cell]]; [[sleep]]; [[soil]]; [[soil reclamator]]; [[spiritual leader]]; [[Starfleet]]; [[surrender]]; [[synthale]]; [[tactical computer module]]; [[Tanis Canyon]]; [[Tongo]]; [[tract]]; [[tuwaly pie]]; [[weather]] |
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Latest revision as of 05:08, 19 November 2023
(written from a Production point of view)
Kira's old Resistance leader's refusal to return some farming equipment to the Bajoran Government nearly starts a civil war.
Summary
On Deep Space 9, Commander Sisko is playing darts with Chief Miles O'Brien in Quark's. Sisko loses the match, with O'Brien stating he is 'in the zone' and cannot lose. Sisko then gets called by Jadzia Dax to come to Ops.
Sisko then visits Major Kira's quarters. He sees that she has been praying and inquires about the lamp she has lit in her shrine. She explains that it is a duranja, or lamp for the dead. She reveals that she has been praying for the deceased Vedek Bareil Antos. Then Sisko drops a bombshell on her: Kalem Apren has died of a heart attack in his sleep, and her archenemy, Kai Winn Adami, was appointed the new First Minister of Bajor.
Act One
Odo is talking to Kira in the wardroom about various station issues. Odo notices Kira seems distracted, and she talks about her concerns with Winn being both First Minister and Kai, including the fact that no other candidates are willing to oppose Winn in the upcoming elections. Odo notes that the Bajoran people don't share her skepticism and see Winn as a hero who made peace with Cardassia. Kira feels that once Winn gets power, she won't let it go. She wishes other Bajorans could see this as clearly as she and Odo can.
After the meeting, Kira is again praying in her quarters when the chime rings. It is Kai Winn. After an exchange about Kira's prayer, and the fact that Winn has made no mention of Bareil's involvement in achieving the peace treaty with Cardassia, Winn states the reason for her visit; she needs Kira's help. Winn explains that Rakantha Province, formerly one of the most productive agricultural regions of Bajor had, like most of the planet, its soil poisoned by the Cardassians during the Occupation and rendered unusable for agriculture. To cleanse the soil, the Bajoran Agricultural Ministry developed soil reclamators to remove the poisons. The Government wants to use them in Rakantha to allow agriculture to resume there and be able to grow boton, moreka, and salam grass for export, believing that the increased interstellar commerce will enhance Bajor's application to join the Federation in a few years. Kira does not understand what that has to do with her, and Winn explains that some farmers in her home province of Dahkur have refused to turn over the reclamators to the Government to be used in Rakantha. Winn further states that the leader of the farmers in Dahkur is none other than Shakaar Edon, her former Resistance leader.
Winn wants Kira to convince Shakaar to hand over the reclamators. Kira is skeptical about helping Winn do anything, but Winn asks her to act for the greater good of Bajor despite any personal feelings. Kira does eventually agree to speak to Shakaar, but makes no promises.
Act Two
"It's good to see you, Nerys."
Kira beams down to Dahkur Province near a farm. It clearly has seen better days, with dry, barren soil everywhere. She approaches the home to determine if anyone is there, but a hand on her back startles her; it is Shakaar. After some pleasantries, they go inside. Shakaar mentions that their fellow Resistance cell members Furel and Lupaza will arrive in a couple hours. He tells Kira that he knows why she is there and needs time to think about it.
Meahwhile, back on DS9, O'Brien beats Dax at darts for his 46th victory in a row. Quark states that he will take bets on the next challenger at ten to one, without even knowing who the challenger is. As he leaves, O'Brien mentions that he would like to go kayaking in the holosuite, but Quark convinces him to work to maintain his streak, with O'Brien stating that Quark should make the odds fifteen to one.
Back on Bajor, Kira, Shakaar, Lupaza, and Furel are sharing stories about their time in the Resistance, including an explanation of why Furel did not replace his lost left arm. Eventually the subject of the reclamators comes up, and while Shakaar states he is still considering the matter, Lupaza makes her feelings clear that they should not be returned until they are finished with them. Going outside the farmhouse, Kira points out to Shakaar that the situation is not going to go away and that he needs to think about what is best for Bajor. Shakaar explains his side, that after three years of being on a waiting list, the Government finally gave the reclamators to them and said they could have them for at least a year. Once First Minister Kalem died, their return to the Government after only two months of use was ordered. Kira tells him about the Rakantha farming project and the possibility that Bajor could begin exporting again, but he says they need the reclamators to feed themselves. Kira asks Shakaar to meet with Winn to explain that to her and possibly work out a compromise. While skeptical, he agrees to as a personal favor to Kira.
Act Three
Kira then meets with Kai Winn in the First Minister's Office. Winn is angered that Kira did not convince Shakaar to immediately return the reclamators. Kira explains that she arranged a meeting with Shakaar to hear his side and work out a compromise, and Winn states that she has little choice but to agree to participate. Winn then tells Kira she may return to DS9 after informing Shakaar of her acceptance and rejects Kira's request to stay.
In Shakaar's home, he tells Kira he is willing to hear Winn out but will not give back the reclamators. Kira tells him he must be flexible and that he may not win this fight, but Shakaar states that the Cardassians said the same thing. Just then, two Bajoran security officers enter the house to arrest Shakaar, which Kira obviously did not know about. Shakaar punches one officer and Kira hits the other. He tells her she does not have to fight with him, and that her attack can be explained away, but Kira has had enough of Winn's lying and wants to help Shakaar.
Act Four
In a cave with a weapons cache inside, Shakaar and Kira gather supplies along with Furel. Lupaza then arrives and states that Shakaar's farm was seized and scanning equipment was brought in to search for the reclamators. Reinforcements were also requested from surrounding areas to search for the "fugitives". She also says that several Resistance cell members were detained for questioning, including Mobara, Klin, and Ornak. The others are heading for the Kola Mountain stronghold. Shakaar states that his plan is to keep running from the Bajoran civil police and reach the stronghold to meet with the others; they then move out.
Meanwhile, O'Brien is playing darts against Syvar, a Vulcan Starfleet officer. O'Brien is one bulls-eye away from winning, but before he can throw his dart, he reaches behind himself for a synthale from Quark and promptly pops his arm out of his shoulder. O'Brien tries to throw it anyway but cannot and has to leave for surgery with Bashir to fix the problem, thus forfeiting the game.
Back on Bajor, some time later, Sisko enters Winn's office at her request, expressing surprise she would want his advice. She says that what she really wants is his help. The chase for Shakaar and his followers, for which Winn ordered the Bajoran Militia to take over, has generated sympathy for his cause in many provinces. That forced Winn to declare martial law and suspend local government in some areas such as the Hill Provinces to contain civil disorder. Sisko encourages her to withdraw the Militia from Dahkur, and Winn says she will if Sisko provides a Federation security force to take their place saying that it would do much to solidify the relations between the Federation and Bajor. Per Federation law, Sisko refuses, stating that this is a matter internal to Bajor. Winn responds by stating that if Bajor cannot depend on the Federation, they'll withdraw its application for entry into the Federation. Sisko calls that, and the entire response to the situation, an overreaction and that by using the militia against her own people, Winn is risking civil war over the mere possession of farm equipment. Winn states that the issue is not farm equipment but respect for the law and preventing anarchy and chaos. She further states that the Prophets are testing her to see if she is worthy of the role they've given her as First Minister and Kai, and she will accomplish her goals by any means necessary.
Shakaar and his group are seen running down a slope evading Militia troops; Kira activates a device to redirect their lifesigns elsewhere to distract them. The group is growing tired of running; Shakaar decides to lead the troops into Tanis Canyon to ambush them.
Act Five
Shakaar and the others are hiding on the canyon's ridgeline watching the Militia troops enter. Kira recognizes the commander of the troops, Colonel Lenaris Holem, former member of the Ornathia resistance cell whom she met a year ago at a reception in the capital. Shakaar gives the order to pick targets and fire; he chooses Lenaris and tells Kira to shoot a lieutenant. Neither one of them can bring themselves do it, however. Shakaar then stands up and along with Kira approaches Lenaris. Lenaris remembers Kira and has wanted to thank her for a long time as his brother was at Gallitep when the camp was liberated. They talk about their situation and recall Lenaris' Pullock V raid during the Occupation, then Shakaar states that he wants to take his people out of the canyon. Before Lenaris can respond, one of his men shoots at Furel; Lenaris, Kira, and Shakaar work frantically to prevent anyone else from firing.
Lenaris has the shooter removed from the area and tells Shakaar what he wants is not possible. Kira points out they need figure out how to get it done, or a civil war could result which neither Shakaar nor Lenaris want after fighting the Cardassians for so long.
Lenaris then brings Shakaar and Kira to Winn's office. Winn is initially pleased but becomes disappointed when Lenaris tells her that they are not prisoners; Shakaar is there to enter the election as a candidate for First Minister. Lenaris adds that the Militia fully supports Shakaar doing so, though Kira clarifies the effort is not a coup as Winn believes, but a free and fair election. She also states that if Winn chooses to remain in the race, the entire incident will be made public, and everyone will know how close to civil war Winn brought them over farm equipment.
Back on DS9, O'Brien's shoulder is good as new as he and Bashir are at Quark's testing it out on the dartboard. However, his dart lands outside the bulls-eye. Bashir tells him to try again, but O'Brien says that he can feel he's out of in the zone and decides to go kayaking in the holosuite. Bashir then casually tosses a dart at the board, and it's a bulls-eye. Quark then welcomes Bashir to the zone and starts telling him of plans he's got for him.
Kira returns to her quarters with Sisko, where she tells him that Winn issued a statement of support for Shakaar and while a few other candidates entered the race, Shakaar is expected to win easily due to his popularity. Once Sisko leaves, she goes to her duranja and blows out the flame, finally moving past her grief over Bareil's death.
Memorable quotes
"Commander, is the chief in here?"
"He's over there… 'in the zone'."
- - Bashir, after Sisko plays darts with Miles O'Brien in Quark's
"I'm in the zone! I just need…"
(O'Brien cries out in pain after lifting the arm he just dislocated)
"I just need surgery…"
- - O'Brien, not giving up
"Shakaar sounds like a prideful and arrogant man. It also seems there's no reasoning with him."
- - Winn, to Kira
"Glad to see that living on a space station hasn't slowed you down."
- - Shakaar, when Kira knocks out a Bajoran deputy
"I believe the house is paying fifteen to one?
"All I did was hand him a drink…"
- - Syvar and Quark, after Chief O'Brien has forfeited the game
"It has been my observation that one of the prices of giving people freedom of choice, is that sometimes they make the wrong choice."
- - Odo, to Kira
Background information
Story and script
- This episode serves as a sequel of sorts to the episode "Life Support" and it contains numerous references to the death of Vedek Bareil and the signing of the Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty.
- An early idea for this episode was to have a museum on Bajor reopened to protests from Shakaar and others who believed it would be better to use the resources to feed the Bajoran people. No one was happy with the state of the screenplay however until Ronald D. Moore came up with the idea that Kai Winn could attempt to become political leader of Bajor, as well as its spiritual leader. This injected some much-needed conflict into the plot, and everything else fell into place after that. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. ?))
- Robert Hewitt Wolfe commented "We developed the idea of doing an episode based on Zapata, who rose up to overthrow the unjust government of Mexico and then put in a government that he rose up to overthrow as well. He kept fighting well after the war was won. I think that was the idea here, just to see Kira's mentor and the fact that it's not easy to end a war even when your side has won". (Captains' Logs Supplemental - The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages p 97)
- Gordon Dawson and Ira Steven Behr had previously worked together on the television series Bret Maverick. Indeed, Dawson had actually given Behr his first writing assignment. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 244))
- The prayer which Kira recites for Bareil at the start of the episode is a request to the Prophets that Bareil be guided and protected on his journey to the gates of heaven. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 244))
- In a possible deleted scene, Syvar mentioned he was the science officer of the USS Garuda. The script called for the Garuda to be depicted by stock footage of the USS Prometheus from "Second Sight", although the script described it as being a Prometheus-class starship, rather than Nebula-class. The script specified for the Garuda to appear twice. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library)
Production
- The exteriors in this episode were shot in Bronson Canyon, but the weather was so cold that a number of scheduled shots were never completed and were instead rewritten so they could be filmed in the studio. Indeed, so many shots were dropped that the crew ended up with some free time while at the canyon, so they went into the real caves at the canyon and shot the cave scenes scheduled for shooting in the studio. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. ?))
- Director Jonathan West, in this, his directorial debut for DS9, describes Shakaar as "a good leader and a good killer," and he explains that while filming, "we had to give him that edge." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. ?))
- This is the first episode of the series to have music composed by Paul Baillargeon. (The Music of Star Trek, p 192)
Reception
- Ira Behr commented "Without a doubt, an episode that was severely truncated by time. It ended way too abruptly, and I thought that hurt the show. I do, however, think that Duncan Regehr is a much worthier love interest for Kira than Bareil. I also think it was one of Louise Fletcher's best performances, and Jonathan West did a nice job directing". (Captains' Logs Supplemental - The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages p 97)
Cast
- This episode marks the first appearance of Duncan Regehr as Shakaar Edon. William Lucking and Diane Salinger make their first appearance as Furel and Lupaza, respectively, in this episode. Furel and Lupaza were seen again in the fifth season's "The Darkness and the Light". Furel later returned in "Ties of Blood and Water" in a flashback.
- John Kenton Shull would later play Klingon Captain K'Temang in the fourth season episode "Return to Grace".
- Sherman Howard previously played Endar in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fourth season episode "Suddenly Human".
- Cirroc Lofton (Jake Sisko) does not appear in this episode.
Trivia
- The Shakaar resistance cell was first mentioned in "Duet".
- According to Winn, this episode takes place three months after the events of "Life Support".
- Lenaris Holem appears in several of the Deep Space Nine relaunch series books.
- The Ornathia resistance cell's raid on Pullock V is depicted in the Star Trek: Terok Nor novel Night of the Wolves, which depicts the event occurring in 2348.
- The Bajoran phaser rifle appears for the first time. About ten rifles are seen in the scenes set on Bajor.
Video and DVD releases
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 3.12, 11 September 1995
- As part of the DS9 Season 3 DVD collection
Links and references
Starring
Also starring
- Rene Auberjonois as Odo
- Siddig El Fadil as Doctor Bashir
- Terry Farrell as Lieutenant Dax
- Cirroc Lofton as Jake Sisko
- Colm Meaney as Chief O'Brien
- Armin Shimerman as Quark
- Nana Visitor as Major Kira
Guest Stars
- Duncan Regehr as Shakaar Edon
- Diane Salinger as Lupaza
- William Lucking as Furel
- Sherman Howard as Syvar
- John Doman as Lenaris Holem
Special Guest Star
- Louise Fletcher as "Kai Winn"
Co-Stars
Uncredited Co-Stars
- Patti Begley as Bajoran officer
- Brian Demonbreun as Starfleet sciences officer
- Dennis Madalone as Bajoran trooper
- David B. Levinson as Broik
- Mary Mascari as Bajoran woman
- Michael Prokopuk as Human civilian
- Mark Riccardi as Bajoran security deputy
- Mark Allen Shepherd as Morn
- Steph Silvestri as Human civilian
- Michael Wajacs as Bajoran civilian
- Unknown performers as
Stunt Double
- Tom Morga as stunt double for Duncan Regehr
References
2344; 2368; 2370; 2372; 2377; agrobiology; anarchy; Bajor; Bajorans; Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty; Bajoran Agricultural Ministry; Bajoran capital; Bajoran civil police; Bajoran language; Bajoran Militia; Bajoran phaser rifle; Bajoran Provisional Government; Bajoran Resistance; Bareil Antos; bloody nose; boton; Cardassia; Cardassians; challenger; chemistry; coach; column; coup d'etat; darts; Dahkur Hills; Dahkur Province; degenerative; Donark; duranja; election; Eminence; Emissary of the Prophets; farmer; farmland; Federation; Federation law; fertility; First Minister; freedom; freedom of choice; fugitive; Furel's doctor; Gallitep; hand-eye coordination; heart; Hill Provinces; heart failure; holosuite; humoral socket; intermediary; internal affairs; Kalem Apren; kayaking; kilometer; Klin; Kola Mountain; Kola Mountain stronghold; leader; Lenaris Holem's brother; Lonar Province; martial law; medical tricorder; medkit; meter; Milky Way Galaxy; Mobara; moreka; Occupation of Bajor; Ornak; Ornathia resistance cell; Palmers; planting season; poison; power; prayer; priority message; Pullock V; Quark's; Rakantha farming project; Rakantha Province; range of motion; Ratosha Pass; ravine; rebel; refugee; rotator cuff; salam grass; scandal; scanning machine; sense of humor; Serpent's Ridge; Shakaar resistance cell; sleep; soil; soil reclamator; spiritual leader; Starfleet; surrender; synthale; tactical computer module; Tanis Canyon; Tongo; tract; tuwaly pie; weather
Unreferenced material
carnat leg; Nebula-class; Garuda, USS; glue; rekja; Vedek Assembly; Vedek Assembly Records
External links
- "Shakaar" at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- "Shakaar" at Wikipedia
- Shakaar at StarTrek.com
- ""Shakaar"" at MissionLogPodcast.com, a Roddenberry Star Trek podcast
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