Keep your ears open.
Are you kidding? That’s the seventh rule of acquisition.
lesbianquark:
Avery Brooks in the DS9 What We Left Behind documentary.
“One of the things that attracted me about Star Trek was that I’d be human. Completely human - and brown, too.”
tinsnip:
logicheartsoul:
Kira Nerys Fights Gul Rusot in When It Rains…
She broke his fucking uniform off, that’s Wonderful
But then it really got complicated, especially when Garak’s addiction and despair began to surface. He needed someone to share it with.
Ira Steven Behr and Andrew Robinson in the DS9 documentary What We Left Behind
tali-zorahs:
it’s the gratitude festival and two outsiders spend their time together
coolandsurefriends:
tbh
i’m
so here for jake sisko going down to garak’s
shop and asking him for help with his stories, and garak helping him
like legitimately? Garak being super fucking vague about things and
making jake figure out what bit of the story he’s criticizing or what
he’s telling jake he should do and jake!!! loves it!!!
because
garak straight-up criticizes and
praises his work in the same fucking breath, and he’s so helpful but
so annoying oh my
god!!! garak!!
and
one night he’s sitting with garak a little after closing, hunkered
down over a story he’s editing as garak sews a new dress and listens
to him talk, and ziyal comes in to ask if garak would like to have
supper with her.
And
at the time jake is fetching a new spool of thread from the cupboard
for garak, and he comes back to find ziyal is reading through the
padd he’d left on the table.
“My
dear, i’ve a lot of work to be getting on with,” garak says
sweetly, “but I’m sure Mr Sisko will of course
accompany you to a meal, such a gentleman as he is.” and jake’s
like !!!! ! !! ! UM OKAY!! YEAH!! ZIYAL!! LET’S GO
and
ziyal and jake talk about jake’s story, and garak’s like :) yes :)
yesssss
