Nerys Ghemor wrote:

I think Spirodopoulos is becoming aware of this in himself, too. He's not at ease with his own line of questioning. And I don't think he was happy when he realized he'd hurt Gul Berat's feelings.
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He becomes aware because Berat
pointed that out. He didn't come to that conclusion on his own.
At least, it got him thinking.
Nerys Ghemor wrote:

On the "avoiding the eyes" thing, I think that Spirodopoulos caught himself on that one, and realized that for Cardassians, avoidance behaviors of that nature are not a signal of guilt, the way they are for many human cultures. It's actually a signal of deference/submission meant to placate someone who has demonstrated aggressive/dominant behavior. (By "aggressive" I do not mean throwing punches.) It's a way for a Cardassian to say, "I am no threat or challenge to you."
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He did, but at first I almost heard satisfied: "Ha! Goch'ya! You lie to us!"
Nerys Ghemor wrote:

It'll be interesting to see if it changes if Spirodopoulos makes a final decision, don't you think? As for zh'Thessel, she comes from a borderworld colony, so there is something personal there. (She's the same one that smarted off to Gul Macet.)
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Something personal against
each and every Cardassian? Even now, when she knows that not all are the same? Well, I'm not impressed
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In a Cardassian
library or in a Cardassian
gallery?
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