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It's Dr. Bashir,
isn't it?

Of course it is.

May I introduce myself?

Uh... yes.

Yes, of course.

My name is Garak.

A Cardassian by birth,
obviously.

The only one of us left
on this station,

as a matter of fact.

So I do appreciate making
new friends whenever I can.

You are new to the
station, I believe.

I am, yes.

Though... though I understand

you've been here quite a while.

Ah. You know of me then.

Would you care
for some of this Tarkalean tea?

It's very good.

What a thoughtful young man.

How nice that we've met.

You know...

some people say
that you remained on DS9

as the eyes and ears
of your fellow Cardassians.

You don't say.

Doctor...

you're not intimating that
I'm some sort of spy, are you?

I wouldn't know, sir.

Ah. An open mind --

the essence of intellect.

As you may also know,

I have a clothing shop nearby,

so if you should
require any apparel

or simply wish, as I do,

for a bit of enjoyable
company now and then,

I'm at your disposal, Doctor.

You're very kind,
Mr. Garak.

Oh, it's just Garak --
plain, simple...

Garak.

Now, good day to you, Doctor.

I'm so glad to have made

such an interesting
new friend today.

You won't believe
who just sat down

next to me in the Replimat.

Major, Upper Pylon 3 will be shut
down for maintenance for 48 hours.

The spy.

Garak, the Cardassian.

We don't know for a fact
Garak's a spy, Doctor.

He is.
You should have heard him.

He-He introduced himself

and, and, and he struck up
conversation just like that.

He was making contact with me.

With me, of all people.

What do you think
he might want from you, Julian?

I don't know...

Federation medical secrets.

Rest assured, they're safe
with me, Commander.

I'm sure they are,
Dr. Bashir.

In fact, Chief O'Brien,

I think you should place
a monitoring device on me.

Well, just in case...

he...

he's up to something?

I don't think that will be
necessary, Doctor.

Just be very cautious when...

Commander, we have a small craft
taking evasive action.

Cardassian war vessel
in pursuit.

On-screen.

That's Bajoran.

That damned Cardassian's
firing at a Bajoran scout ship

in Bajoran space.

- Mr. O'Brien?
- Confirmed, sir.

They've crossed
into Bajoran space.

Open a hailing frequency
to the Cardassians.

Channel open.

Cardassian vessel,
you are violating Bajoran space.

Break off your pursuit.

Repeat: break off now.

No reply from the Cardassians.

Bajoran vessel is hailing us.

Open the channel.

Space station, do you read?

Space station...

We can only get audio,
Commander.

This is Benjamin Sisko,

Starfleet Commander
of the station.

Who are you?
Why are they pursuing?

Please! Repeating request
for emergency docking.

Please!

The Bajoran scout
ship is badly damaged.

Structural integrity is failing.

He's breaking up.

Get him out, Mr. O'Brien.

Aye, sir.

Medical assistance to Ops.

My name is Tahna Los.

Request political asylum.

Kira?

His name is Tahna Los.

We fought together
in the underground.

Commander, the Cardassians
are hailing us.

Now they want to talk.

They're hopping mad.

Open the channel, Mr. O'Brien.

Federation Commander,

you have taken aboard
a known criminal.

You will turn him over to us.

He has requested asylum.

You have not granted it?

To be honest,
I haven't decided yet.

He is Kohn-Ma.

Not even the Bajorans
would grant his kind asylum.

He has committed heinous crimes
against the Cardassian people,

and I demand

that you release him
to our custody.

I'll investigate the matter
immediately.

In the interim, if you care
to dock your vessel

I'll be glad
to hear an explanation

for having violated
Bajoran space

and threatened
a Federation facility.

We have made no threat
to your facility.

I stand corrected.

Sisko out.

The Major and I will
be at the Infirmary.

I'd like some time to talk
with this fellow Tahna.

When Gul Danar comes in,

it would be nice if we had
a few docking regulations

to keep him outside a while.

Understood.

You're not seriously considering

handing Tahna over
to the Cardassians?

Were you part of
this Kohn-Ma, Major?

If I had been,
I would not be working

with the provisional
government now.

No, you'd still be out there
murdering Cardassians,

or even some Bajoran that
the Kohn-Ma hold in contempt.

Didn't they claim responsibility
for the assassination

of one of your First
Ministers last month?

Look, I know Tahna.

Is he Kohn-Ma?

Yes, but...

I suggest you get your
priorities straight, Major

because I don't have any room for
divided loyalties in this command,

and I won't have a Kohn-Ma
terrorist using this station

as a protective shield
for continuing violence.

My priorities are straight,
Commander.

Let's not be confused here.

My loyalties are to Bajor,

and Bajor needs men
like Tahna Los.

Apparently, his war with the
Cardassians isn't over yet.

If Bajor is ever to rebuild a
strong and independent society,

it will require the repatriation of
splinter groups like the Kohn-Ma.

You have-- we have --
an opportunity here, Commander.

I hope you don't miss it.

How is he?

Second-degree burns, lacerations,
a minor concussion.

Not much compared to what
he's been through before.

Before?

The most recent of these scars

is only two, perhaps
three years old.

Two and a half, actually.

It's remarkable you
lived through this.

It's a Cardassian technique
designed to keep you alive.

I'm Commander Benjamin Sisko.

I have a few questions for you
if you're up to answering them.

Commander Sisko hasn't decided

whether or not to grant you
asylum yet, Tahna.

Major,

perhaps I should
conduct this alone.

Major?

I'm the liaison officer
to the Federation here...

Still fighting for Bajor

in my own way.

I'll stop by later.

What do you need
to know, Commander?

For starters,
why were they chasing you?

You really want to hear
the story of my life?

I assume, as a member
of the Kohn-Ma

you've committed serious acts
against them.

Any one of a hundred that would
lead to a Cardassian death sentence.

Any of them since
their withdrawal from Bajor?

Frankly, yes.

Why would you continue the
violence against them now?

To be honest,
I'm not sure anymore.

We say we're punishing them
for crimes committed against us

for over half a century

but I've had enough
of the killing.

I'm sorry, Commander.
He needs rest now.

Admiral, I think Commander Sisko

is being incredibly
short-sighted.

He obviously doesn't
understand the issues involved.

Thank you for bringing this
to my attention, Major.

I'll stay in close touch
with the situation.

Thank you, Admiral.

Sir, the Cardassian warship
has docked.

Lieutenant Dax is making sure
that all procedural details

are precisely observed
no matter how long it takes.

Well done.

I have some more research to do
on the Kohn-Ma before I see them.

Sir, I don't know much
about the Bajoran terrorists,

but you've never fought
the Cardassians, have you?

No.

Well, you wouldn't want
to turn a man -- any man --

over to their tender care, sir.

You just wouldn't.

Subspace transmission from
Admiral Rollman for you, Commander.

In my office.

Ben, that Bajoran woman
you have working for you

interrupted a staff meeting

to tell me how she
disapproves of your handling

of this asylum matter.

I think you have
a problem there, Commander.

Yes, Admiral.

It's all right.
You're safe.

Strange to run
into each other here, isn't it?

It's good to be with someone who
knows what it's been like out there.

Wearing that uniform,
I thought maybe you'd forgotten.

Never.

No?

Working on the
inside hasn't dulled

that old fire just a little?

Uh... ask Sisko about that.

Don't get along?

Oil and water.

You're tired.
I should go.

Kira?

Do you think he'll give me
to the Cardassians?

Over my dead body.

Now, that's the Kira I remember.

If you require all vessels

to endure such lengthy
docking procedures, Commander,

you're going to have a lot
of impatient traffic out there.

I apologize.

We're still trying
to repair all the damage

your forces did
before they left.

It does create
unreasonable delays.

I accept your apology,
but not your explanation.

What about Tahna Los?

Well, we've got a problem.

A diplomatic insult
to the Cardassian people

would be a problem.

Delivering a wanted criminal
to us would not be.

Danar,

in war, both sides
commit atrocities.

I can only tell you
that we are certain

he plans to commit
more acts of terrorism.

He tells me that he has
renounced the Kohn-Ma

and wants to help
to rebuild Bajor.

He has committed brutal acts
of destruction and murder,

and he must pay
for those crimes.

I appreciate the
Cardassian position,

but I know if a Bajoran
freedom fighter

is turned over
to the Cardassians

by the Federation,

that would be a mistake
that would undermine

everything that I'm
trying to accomplish here.

So, with apologies,

I'm going to grant him
asylum for the time being.

Eventually, he'll want
to relocate to Bajor.

And if you want
to pursue the matter

with the provisional government,
then that's your business.

How long since you've
slept in a comfortable bed?

I can adapt to that part
very quickly, thank you.

I'm glad you're here.

We need you, Tahna.

I don't think the Federation has
any use for my particular talents.

I mean, Bajor needs you.

If you had the impression
that I'm a Federation officer

in any way, I promise you, I...

I thought you were
under Sisko's command.

I am, but...

Now, you see, that's something
I could never adapt to.

Someone has to
coordinate relations

between the Federation
and the provisional government.

At least, with
someone like me here...

Why?

Why should they be here at all?

What right does this so-called
provisional government have

to bring them here after
all we fought for, Kira?

Freedom from domination.

True independence.

No outsiders.

No Cardassians
and no Federation.

Things have changed, Tahna.

With the discovery
of the wormhole...

Oh, yes, the wormhole.

Look, I don't want the Federation
here any more than you do

but they are serving a purpose,
for the time being at least.

Without the Federation

the Cardassians would
be back in a minute

to take control of the wormhole,

and the wormhole is
the future of Bajor, Tahna.

It's bringing ships
and commerce.

It's making us
a power in the quadrant.

I don't want to be a power
in the quadrant.

I want Bajor for Bajorans.

I want our homeland back.

We have it back.

And, as we grow stronger,

we'll be able to
defend it ourselves

without having to lean on
the Federation or anyone else.

I know it's difficult to see
after all we've been through.

We want it all now.

But with people like you
leading the way...

You have adapted

haven't you?

Tahna, I have put myself
on the line for you here.

You are finished
with the Kohn-Ma?

Yes.

Yes, I am finished
with the Kohn-Ma.

I've been talking with
several of the ministers

of the provisional government
about amnesty

for you and any member of
the Kohn-Ma who follows you.

Well, there are some
who might...

if there were assurances.

I'm working on it, Tahna.

I'll find a way
to make it happen.

What?

Sir, we've had a little problem.

These two women
are just arriving.

They objected to
giving up their weapons.

Klingons do not
surrender their weapons.

Who are you?

We are Lursa and B'Etor
of the house of Duras.

And we have
specific regulations.

You can leave the weapons
or leave the station.

Your choice.

Please make it now.

Who are you?

I'm the one
giving you the choice.

Welcome to DS9.

We have some new guests
you might be interested in.

A couple of Klingon sisters
from the Duras family.

Lursa and B'Etor.

You know them then?

They tried to grab control
of the Klingon High Council.

Started a brief civil war.

They've been out
of sight since then.

I ran a security check.

The Klingons have them
listed as renegades.

We've heard they've been
trying to raise capital

to rebuild their armies.

What are they doing here?

Sitting.

They went straight to Quark's,
but not for the gambling

and certainly not for the food.

They're just sitting.

I don't like it.

Why don't I...
lock them up

and call the Klingons
to come get them?

Odo.

If they're enemies
of the Klingon High Council...

They haven't broken
any laws here.

You can't just
throw them in jail.

You know, Cardassian rule
may have been oppressive

but at least it was simple.

Keep an eye on them.

As you wish, Commander.

And how are you this evening,
Mr. Garak?

Excuse me.

Just plain, simple Garak,
you said.

Plain and simple.

Join me, Doctor.

Enhance my evening.

Keeping an eye on the ebb
and flow of things, are you?

As a clothier

I do have a keen interest

on what the population
is wearing

from day to day.

Klingons have an odd
sense of style.

- Don't you agree?
- Oh, yes, they do.

But intriguing.

I would say

that those two outfits
are worth studying closely.

Look.

All right,
where's the payment?

It's on its way.

That was not the arrangement.

I couldn't stop to get it.

I barely got past
the Cardassians.

Your safety is not our concern.

Your gold is.

It will be available tomorrow.

Good.

Because if we have made
this trip for nothing,

you will have made
a fatal mistake.

I managed to arrange a hearing
of the Ministers' Court.

Any predictions?

Well, I have two
of the ministers --

the smart ones -- ready
to vote for amnesty.

I'm sure one of the others
will fall in line.

Good.

And Tahna says two
more of the Kohn-Ma

are willing to follow him if
you'll guarantee their safety.

Done.

I have to say this, Commander.

When we first talked
I wasn't sure you...

This wouldn't have been possible
without your support.

I want you to know
it's appreciated.

Be sure to mention it the next
time you chat with Admiral Rollman.

Sir?

Go over my head again

and I'll have yours
on a platter.

So, Constable, news
about our Klingon sisters?

They seem to make
friends easily.

Friends?

Our reformed Kohn-Ma,
for example.

Tahna, with Lursa and B'Etor?

Talking about
a business arrangement.

He's paying them for something.
I don't know what.

The gold is
supposedly on its way.

Two other members of the Kohn-Ma
may be bringing it.

How do you know that?

Major Kira mentioned
that they were on their way.

Do you want
her to know about this?

Not quite yet.

You are the clothier Garak?

At your service, madam.

May I show you some
of our latest fashions?

Perhaps some silk lingerie

from Kraus IV?

Watch your tongue, Cardassian,

or I'll rip it out and eat it!

I meant no offense.

I have few Klingon patrons.

So, is there something
you wish to buy?

We're not here to buy.

We are here to sell.

We understand

you still represent
Cardassian interests here.

Ah, I am only a simple
clothing merchant.

We have no time for your games!

Do you want Tahna Los or not?!

Are you in a position
to deliver the Bajoran

to Cardassian authorities?

What is he worth to them?

In gold-pressed latinum?

You insult us!

Ladies, ladies, please.

Everything is negotiable.

I am no more
than what I seem to be --

a merchant trying to make
the best transaction.

So... let us haggle.

Yes?

I have
the third minister's vote.

The hearing is simply
a formality now.

You are going
to receive amnesty, Tahna.

I never realized you were such
an accomplished politician.

Me? A politician?

No, I don't think so.

You manipulate Sisko
and the Federation,

the ministers
of the provisional government...

I'm just determined.

I think they all simply
get tired of hearing my voice.

And here we expected to find

that Kira Nerys had lost
the fire in her heart.

What are you talking about?

You knew I was here
before you even came.

Tahna, I trusted you.

I am Kohn-Ma.

I fight for the freedom
of Bajor.

- You once fought for it, as well.
- I'm still fighting for it.

Stop deluding yourself!

You say you don't believe
in the Federation.

You say you don't believe
in the provisional government

and yet you are
their dance instructor.

That's not fair.

Don't be naive, Major!

I don't want the Federation
here, but, for now...

Once you're in your comfortable
bed with the Federation,

you won't be able to get out.

We won't be able to get out.

If you expect me to commit

some act of violence
against the Federation...

No... no, the violence is over.

That is the truth.

No one will get hurt in any way.

I promise you that.

But I do need your help.

You already lied to me, Tahna.

I know how the game works.

To do what we plan we need a
small ship capable of warp speed.

I gambled that I could
convince you to get it for us.

And just what is
this peaceful plan?

In one move, and nonviolently,

we accomplish everything
both of us has ever wanted

- for Bajor.
- How?

I know the game, too, Kira.

You know I cannot risk
telling you that.

How do you know I won't
just go straight to Sisko?

Well, if you do, then we'll both
know where your loyalties are,

won't we?

Ah, plain, simple Garak.

- How are you today?
- Being observant, Doctor.

I'm sure of it.

There's a time for levity,
my young friend

and a time for genuine concern.

The arrival on this station,
for instance

of those two Kohn-Ma terrorists.

Terrorists?

What are they doing here?

I'm not exactly sure,
but, together

we might have some success
at finding out.

Garak, I'm a doctor, not...

And, once you do have
the appropriate answer

I'm sure you'll know

what to do with it.

I really must
be getting along now.

Uh... Doctor...

I think it's time for you
to take advantage of my shop.

If you'll be there
at exactly 2055 hours tonight,

I promise to show you a suit

that will make you
into a new man.

A suit?

We're talking about terrorists

and you want me
to buy a new suit.

Doctor, am I making
myself clear?

I want you to buy
a new suit tonight at 2055...

exactly.

Uh, yes.

I see.

Well, if you'll excuse me.

Mmm.

- A suit.
- Mmm.

Major.

Commander.

I'd like to meet the two Kohn-Ma
who just arrived as soon as possible.

Of course.
I'll arrange it.

How do they seem to you?

Sir?

Do you feel as secure about them

as you do about Tahna Los?

Absolutely.

Commander Sisko.

I need some guidance.

Yes, Doctor.

It's about Garak --
the Cardassian.

I'm afraid this relationship
has gotten a little out of hand.

How's that?

He wants me to buy a suit.

- A suit?
- At exactly 2055 tonight.

Why 2055?

I don't know,
but it has something to do

with those two Bajoran
terrorists on board.

He says that, together,
he and I might discover

what they're really doing here.

I don't understand
why he wants me involved.

Sometimes communications
can't be conducted

through official channels.

Maybe this is their way
of telling us

that we have a common enemy.

Well, what do you want me to do?

I think, Doctor, you could
definitely use a new suit.

Busy?

What can I do for you?

Are, um... are all
the security measures in place

for the trip
to the Ministers' Court?

I told you they'd be
taken care of and they will.

Fine.

You know, there's one thing
about you humanoids

I can't imitate very well.

What's that?

Pretense.

There's a special talent to it.

It's as hard for me
as creating one of your noses.

Maybe that's why I've learned
to respect your opinion

Constable -- never any pretense.

How much do you know
about me, Odo?

More than you probably realize.

I've done some things
I'm not proud of.

I still have nightmares about
the raids on the Haru Outpost,

but at least I was sure
about what I was doing then.

And...

there's something
you're not sure of now.

You have no more love
for the Federation than I do.

Meaning?

Maybe there are still wars
to be fought

and I'm just
making a fool of myself

doing what I'm doing here.

It sounds like you're trying to
talk yourself into something...

or out of something.

Either way,
I have to betray someone.

The only important thing
is not to betray yourself.

How could I possibly turn
against my own people?

Are they

your own people?

They're no different
than I used to be.

Used to be?

I could just refuse
to help them --

ignore the whole thing.

The Joranian ostrich hides by
sticking its head underwater --

sometimes even until it drowns.

And they'd find a way to do
whatever they want to do anyway

and I'd still feel responsible
for the consequences.

It was so much easier
when I knew who the enemy was.

Odo to Sisko.

Go ahead.

There's someone
down in here in security

who wants to talk
to you, Commander.

Come in quickly, Doctor.
You're late.

It's 2057.

Now just take this and try it
on as many times as you like.

- And stay very, very quiet.
- I was just...

Ah, right on time.

Welcome.

Save your
welcome, Cardassian.

Do your people
want the Bajoran or not?

I can now venture
to say, with some certainty

that you will receive
the agreed-upon payment

on delivery.

We will complete
our business with Tahna Los

in four hours.

And what business might that be?

That is not your concern.

If it requires that those I represent
must take extra precautions,

it becomes my concern.

We will deliver him
a cylinder of bilitrium.

The rendezvous will be

on the dark side
of Bajor VIII's lower moon.

The Cardassians
can have him then.

What's bilitrium?

Ah, a rare, crystalline element

that can be an incredibly
powerful source of energy

provided, of course, one has
an antimatter converter.

Unfortunately,
that's why Cardassians

were chasing Tahna Los
when he arrived here.

He stole one.

But if he's got both...

Quite right, Doctor.

He has the ingredients
for a bomb --

a bomb of significant
destructive capability.

We have nothing to hold them on.

They haven't
committed any crime yet.

Conspiracy is a crime.

Conspiracy to what?

We don't even know
what their plan is.

Once the switch with
the Klingons is made

you've got them holding the
components to an explosive device.

That's evidence
enough right there.

Chief O'Brien is right.

We have to give
them the runabout.

Agreed.

- And I have to be on it.
- Not agreed, Major.

Commander, Tahna doesn't know
if he can trust me as it is.

If I try to stay behind,
he won't buy into this.

The only way to convince
him is if I'm on board.

If Tahna fails,
I promise you, others will try.

At least this way,
you can find out

what they're up to.

Mr. O'Brien,

you and I will take a runabout

to a point behind the second
moon of Bajor VIII to avoid detection.

Aye, sir.

Dax, stay in touch with us
on a secured channel.

Keep an eye on the Cardassians.

They'll be coming
to the party, too.

You get him there, Major.

We'll be waiting.

They're moving
into the runabout.

Acknowledged.

- DS9 to Ganges.
- Go ahead.

They're in the Yangtzee Kiang.

They're initializing
prelaunch systems now.

Understood, Lieutenant.

Shut down
all main power systems.

Dead quiet.

Bajor VIII
in 120,000 kilometers.

Dropping to impulse.

What is that?

An antimatter converter.

I'm transferring power from the
ship's warp drive into the storage cells.

We've got a Klingon Bird-of-Prey
de-cloaking dead ahead.

It's all right.

We're here to meet them.

Klingons? Why?

You'll know soon enough.

The Klingons have powered up
their transporters.

Prepare to go to full impulse.

13 kilograms of gold-pressed
latinum, as promised.

This is yours.

What is it?

Bajoran independence.

Bird-of-Prey is moving
off and cloaking.

Set up an intercept course
for the runabout.

Intercept in one minute
12 seconds.

DS9 to Ganges.

Ganges.

The Cardassian warship Aldara

is crossing the border, Benjamin,

on an intercept course
with the Yangtzee Kiang.

They'll enter Bajoran space
in 29 seconds.

Acknowledged.

The Yangtzee's sensors should
be picking us up now, sir.

What is that?

It's another runabout.

They must have been
waiting for us here.

How did they know?

We also have a Cardassian
warship three minutes away.

The Klingons must have
sold us out.

Prepare to engage warp engines.

There's nowhere to run, Tahna.

We don't have to go far.

I should have known.

Now set the course for DS9.

- No.
- If you don't,

I'll explode the bomb right here

and destroy
all six colonies on Bajor VIII.

You would kill thousands
of your own people for this?

The question is
whether you would kill them

by refusing to set the course.

They've gone to warp.

Follow them.

Ganges to Yangtzee Kiang.

Drop out of warp,
or we'll open fire.

Repeat --
reduce your power immediately

or we will open fire.

I doubt he'll shoot
while his Major is on board

but just in case...

This is the voice
of the Kohn-Ma.

There is an armed bilitrium
explosive device onboard this ship.

Fire on us,
and you will detonate it.

If that device goes off
while they're at warp

they'll spread radiation
across half the system.

He's headed straight back
to the station.

This is the Federation
Vessel Ganges

to the Cardassian
warship Aldara.

So... we're finally allies,
Commander.

Gul Danar,

the Federation Runabout
Yangtzee Kiang

is carrying an explosive
bilitrium device.

Can you intercept before it
reaches the space station?

Our time to intercept
is two minutes, 14 seconds.

That's about a minute
too late, Commander.

If I may take
this opportunity to say

that I warned you...

Can we get them
in a tractor beam?

Not at these speeds.

They have 27 seconds on us.

We may have to shoot
them down, Commander.

Ready photons, Chief.

We'll fire as soon
as they slow to impulse.

Aye, sir.

100,000 kilometers to DS9.

This is your idea of
a nonviolent solution?

You realize there are hundreds of
Bajoran civilians aboard the station?

No one's going to be hurt, Kira.

Adjust your course
to take a vectored approach

past the mouth of the wormhole.

The wormhole...

It's not the space station
you're after.

You can't possibly
believe you can destroy

the wormhole with that device?

I don't have to destroy it --
just collapse the entrance.

You're only hurting Bajor
by doing this, Tahna.

No more wormhole,

no more Federation
or Cardassians...

or anyone.

Drop out of warp.

Now!

My God, they're going
into the wormhole

at full impulse.

Damn you.

Sisko to Kira.

Are you all right, Major?

No, she's not all right,
Commander!

And if you want her alive,
you'll do exactly as I say!

Listen to me carefully, Tahna.

You can either
surrender now, to me,

or you can wait
for the Cardassian warship,

and I can let them
deal with you this time.

Your choice.

There'll be no further
resistance, Commander.

Tahna...

the old ways don't work anymore.

Everything is different now.

I had to do this.

One day, you'll understand.

Traitor.