“I sat down at the end of the bar instead of going to my usual place on the second level. I wasn’t sure how long I wanted to stay; I just had to get out of the crowd and a grip on my feelings. I was in a dangerous mood.

Ever since that ridiculous holosuite program, I thought. The spy game. Well, of course it’s a game. It’s all a game. But it’s not a holosuite program. And yet, the moment Julian wounded me with his ridiculous weapon, everything changed. I thought it was a magnificent moment. He showed me that he had the spine to play the game as it ought to be played. But why then did he back off? Why couldn’t he go beyond that moment? Why did our relationship end?” — A Stitch In Time (DS9 novel) by Andrew Robinson

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By Inferno’s Light (Original airdate 17.02.1997)

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If there’s one thing Cardassians excel at, it’s conversation!

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Andrew Robinson

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Lizard Lunches » Distant Voices, pt. I [2\4]

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Star Trek: Deep Space 9 | Improbable Cause | Seeing Him Off [2\2]