is it really necessary to have the same conversation in two different threads? It makes it hard to follow.
You're quite right but I can't make it look like I ran out or counterarguments, can I?

is it really necessary to have the same conversation in two different threads? It makes it hard to follow.
The context of the episode indicates that the evacuation warning was received in time and everyone was able to get off the planet...
I finally finished DS9 with a 6 episode mini-binge on New Years Eve. In the final episode, it is made clear that the "Prophets" caused Cisco to be created for the exclusive purpose of throwing Gul Dukat into the fire caves along with the book of the wraiths. IMO, that further supports a notion that Dukat was the real star of the show. No, I'm not going to run a lengthy battle to defend this point of view, in fact, I clearly acknowledge that the main characters were the real meat of the show. It is just that Dukat was the alpha and the omega of the story and I think Mark Alaimo did a great job bring him to life.
I am sorry but I for one will never call a man, who drops poison on children under ANY set of circumstances, principled, I may call him a bunch of other things that need not be said to be guessed but none of them will ever be a synonym for principled.
I am sorry but I for one will never call a man, who drops poison on children under ANY set of circumstances, principled, I may call him a bunch of other things that need not be said to be guessed but none of them will ever be a synonym for principled.
I am sorry, i don't recall these episodes so well.
Who poisoned which children ?
I am rewatching DS9 atm again, i am in saeson 5 atm ^^
Think of the CHILDREN!!!
Now do it again!
And again!
Do you hate Sisko yet??? No? Then THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!
Ah yeah i co-incidently just watched it.
I agree, that is that weird screwed-up reasoning in that episode.
But obviously, everything what Sisko does it harmful only if ppl are exposed longer than a few minutes to the substance released.
Sure thing....
No permanent damage to the innocent - not from shiny Sisko.
Not the most glorious moment in all DS9.
Most disgusting thing is what Dax said at the end of the episode: "u know what ? sometimes i like it when the bad guy wins" oO
I finally finished DS9 with a 6 episode mini-binge on New Years Eve. In the final episode, it is made clear that the "Prophets" caused Cisco to be created for the exclusive purpose of throwing Gul Dukat into the fire caves along with the book of the wraiths. IMO, that further supports a notion that Dukat was the real star of the show. No, I'm not going to run a lengthy battle to defend this point of view, in fact, I clearly acknowledge that the main characters were the real meat of the show. It is just that Dukat was the alpha and the omega of the story and I think Mark Alaimo did a great job bring him to life.
Yes, that's exactly what I think!I finally finished DS9 with a 6 episode mini-binge on New Years Eve. In the final episode, it is made clear that the "Prophets" caused Cisco to be created for the exclusive purpose of throwing Gul Dukat into the fire caves along with the book of the wraiths. IMO, that further supports a notion that Dukat was the real star of the show. No, I'm not going to run a lengthy battle to defend this point of view, in fact, I clearly acknowledge that the main characters were the real meat of the show. It is just that Dukat was the alpha and the omega of the story and I think Mark Alaimo did a great job bring him to life.
Yeesh that whole " Sisko's birth was engineered by the Prophets" thing was a stupid retcon. Really the whole pah-wraith storyline was dumb, not least for how it ended up sabotaging Dukat's character.
I thought she sounded like a little toady in that episode and her irrelevant rant about not liking Victor Hugo because his female heroins were two dimensional, sounded ironically self descriptive. What the hell was her function on this trip, definitely not Sisko's conscience at any rate?
'Waltz' implies that Dukat went through a bunch of therapy, which clearly didn't work. Is this addressed anywhere else?
I've seen DS9 beginning to end multiple times, it seems like there's a gap in Dukat's character development here.
Is there anything that leads up to that? Without research, it seems like he's left at being dismissed as the head of the Cardassian military, apparently taken prisoner by the Federation, and then we have 'Waltz'.
To be fair, Dukat was ALWAYS someone's puppet, he never gained the true mastery over the world around him, HIS world in his view, which led to his descent into madness.
He couldn't achieve what he wanted the most, the dude's an exemplary control freak.
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