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Jake!

Hi!

Leanne, I thought
you were on Bajor.

I came back early.

You know, I was just
thinking about you.

Really?

Yeah, I passed the
Klingon restaurant

where you and I and Orak
were eating dinner...

And you ordered the gagh.

Yeah. How is Orak?

I haven't talked
to him in a while.

We, uh, stopped seeing
each other a few weeks ago.

- Oh.
- Yeah.

So, are... you doing
anything tomorrow night?

Well, I'm supposed
to play dom-jot with Nog.

Oh.

But they're not
really firm plans.

In fact, I was thinking
of canceling them.

Really? If you do cancel,

would you be interested
in dinner?

Sure.

Great.

How about 1800 at the
Klingon restaurant?

I'll be there.

But this time,
we'll skip the gagh.

Definitely.

I'll see you then.

Okay.

- Move aside!
- Look out!

Move! Move!

What have we got?

Bajoran transport coming in.

They had some kind
of accident on board.

- They got casualties.
- They're docking.

We should have beamed the
wounded directly to the infirmary.

They have a loose plasma coil.

We couldn't beam
through the radiation.

Docking clamps secure.

I'm opening the airlock.
Stand back.

Come on.

This way. This way.

It's all right.

Here, I've got you.

It's all right.

Come along now.
Come on.

This way, Eminence.

Kai Winn.

The Vedek -- take care
of the Vedek.

Odo to Kira.

Kira here.

I think you should meet us
in the Infirmary, Major.

Vedek Bareil
was on the transport.

He's been injured.

The report
from the transport, sir.

Give me the short version.

There was a molecular fracture
in one of the plasma conduits.

It was only a matter of time
before it gave way.

Once it collapsed, the
entire relay system exploded.

Was it sabotage?

I don't think so.

Why would you suspect sabotage?

I would prefer to discuss that
with the Emissary in private.

Put a pressor field
on that artery.

The arterial disruption
is too severe.

The pressor can't stop
the hemorrhaging.

All right, clamp off the artery

and then increase the
plasma level to maximum.

Cardiac arrest.

Clear.

Clear.

He can't take much more of that.

The arterial
pressure is falling.

I see it.

The neurotransmitter levels
are falling, too.

Two cc's cordrazine.

Doctor?

Do it.

Synaptic failure.

Apply direct neurostimulation
to the brain stem.

Thank you.

Vedek Bareil
and I were on our way

to a secret meeting
with a member

of the Cardassian
Central Command.

It was my intention
to open talks

between Bajor and Cardassia
that would lead to a treaty

and a final peace settlement.

You have been negotiating
peace with Cardassia?

The Prophets teach us

that while violence
may keep an enemy at bay,

only peace can
make him a friend.

How long has this been going on?

Vedek Bareil has
been working to set up

this meeting with Legate Turrel
for the past five months.

They've discussed issues
ranging from war reparations

to the exchange of Ambassadors.

There's even the possibility

that the Cardassians
will issue a formal apology

for the pain and suffering
inflicted on the Bajoran people

during the occupation.

I was on my way

to our first
face-to-face meeting

when we had the accident.

Please, don't take this
the wrong way,

but I never would have guessed
that you would be the one

to bring such a bold vision
of peace to Bajor.

A large share of the credit
goes to Vedek Bareil.

Without him, the talks could
have never come this far.

It sounds like you've developed

a deeper appreciation
for Vedek Bareil.

I must admit, he has been
a loyal and trustworthy aide

since the election.

I'm not sure I could have been
as... forgiving

had I been in his place.

These talks were Bareil's idea.

He's guided me through them

and without him, in the future,

these talks may never resume.

I'm sorry.

The radiation severely damaged
his neural pathways.

I did everything I could.

I know you did.

Did he ever regain
consciousness?

No, I don't think he suffered.

Thank you, Doctor. I'm...

on duty in Ops.

- Excuse me.
- Kira...

I think they can get along
without you in Ops today.

Maybe, but I need to be there.

I appreciate your concern,

but I'll grieve in my own way,
in my own time.

We're ready to begin
the autopsy, Doctor.

Release the stasis field.

Let's begin with a neural scan.

I want to map his
central axonal pathways.

Find out where
the breakdown began.

Shall I begin taking
neural tissue samples?

Looks like the damage began
in the parietal lobe.

Spread through the rest of the
brain in a retrograde manner.

Wait a minute.

A neuron just fired
in his cerebral cortex.

There it is again.

His nerves, his nerves
are still transmitting

electrical impulses
to his brain.

How can that be?

His brain activity is zero.

His nervous system
should be completely inactive.

I don't know,
but it means his body's

still capable of sending
messages to the brain

even though the brain
can't process them.

The radiation he was exposed to

might have fortified
his peripheral cell membranes.

If we can regenerate
his pathways

with his own neuron cells

we might be able to revive him.

What about brain damage?

There's been no oxygen to his
brain for almost 40 minutes.

But he's been in stasis
for most of that time.

That, combined with the
strengthening of his cell membranes

might buy us the time we need.

We'll have to direct a
burst of electrical energy

into his cerebral cortex.

If the burst is
the proper intensity,

it should create a cascade
effect within the brain

and the neurons might resume
their normal firing pattern.

Okay.

Let's close up
the cranial cavity.

The neurogenic stimulator
is in place.

Let's try a 50-millivolt burst.

Increase it to 60.

Seventy.

That's five millivolts above
what normal tissue can stand.

It'll burn out
his cerebral cortex.

If I'm right,

the inaprovaline drug
that I gave him

should provide additional resistance
against the excess electrostimulation.

Seventy!

Doctor!

Well, it's
a little early to tell,

but I'm hoping
he'll make a full recovery.

He should be back on his feet
again in a few weeks.

You say that so calmly.

But it's not every doctor

that can lose a patient,
and then have him

back on his feet in a few weeks.

Indeed, you are too modest.

You've performed nothing
less than a miracle here.

The Prophets must walk
with you, Doctor.

Well, I and the Prophets
were lucky

that the ionizing radiation
left a residual signature

on Bareil's axonal pathways.

That's what really
made this possible.

Whoever deserves the credit,
Doctor, I am grateful.

And I am grateful

you were not taken
from us, Vedek Bareil.

My work here
is not yet finished.

No... it is not.

We must resume
the negotiations immediately.

We can't risk losing
the momentum we've established.

I would like to send a coded
message to Legate Turrel,

and invite him to come to DS9
to continue the talks.

Wait a minute.

Bareil's in no condition
to conduct negotiations.

Bareil will simply
be advising me.

I will conduct the actual talks.

Then I'll allow it as long
as your visits don't tire him.

Agreed.

Vedek, we will talk again soon.

Eminence.

So...

are we going to be playing
springball next month?

You bet, although I'm afraid I
might have an unfair advantage.

You mean, playing
against a dead man?

No.

I've been practicing.

My dad said that you
were looking for me.

Yeah, um, it's about
tomorrow night.

Don't worry.

I've all ready
taken care of that.

I met these three Terrellians

who were bragging about
how great they are at dom-jot.

So I arranged a game --
us against them.

Look, Nog, we have
a-a little problem.

No, we don't.
I guarantee we'll beat them.

It's not that.

I just can't make it
tomorrow night.

But it has to be
tomorrow night --

they're leaving the next day.

I-I made other plans.

What could be more
important than dom-jot?

I have a date.

Oh, well, that's different.

It is?

Yeah. Money is money,

but women are better.

Is that a Rule of Acquisition?

It's a personal rule.

So, who is she?

- Leanne.
- Ah, Leanne!

Ah! Way to go, Jake!

So, what is the name of my date?

I hope she's as cute as Leanne.

Your date?

She has a friend, right?

I'm sure she does.

Then tell her
to bring her along.

Nog, that's not
what I had in mind.

That's because
you were confused.

Would you rather
the three of us go out?

- When you put it that way...
- Exactly.

Just one thing, Jake.

You're still pretty new
at this dating business.

Just promise me you won't
do anything to embarrass me.

I'll do my best.

Ah, this'll be great.

Maybe I'll even wash my lobes.

I suggest we put off discussion

of the Cardassians
returning the Orbs

until diplomatic relations
have been established.

That would only delay
an inevitable argument.

But it will give the peace
process a chance to grow.

Once the Cardassians
are invested in the process,

it, it may be easier
to discuss these matters.

Very well.

A wise decision, Eminence.

I hope so, Vedek Bareil.

The first meeting with Turrel

is scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon.

I will see you before then.

I take it you're not here to
deliver a good report, Doctor.

In order to revive you...

I had to flood your nervous
system with neurogenic radiation.

Unfortunately, this has caused
some kind of selective

vasoconstriction
of your arteries.

The result is an inadequate
blood flow to your internal organs.

So what do we do?

We'd like to place you back
into stasis...

do some research
on your condition.

For how long?

I don't know yet.

Days, weeks...

even months.

- Maybe even years?
- Maybe.

I'm sorry, Doctor,
that's not acceptable.

I can't allow myself
to be put in storage

when my people need me.

I don't want to wake
to a Bajor still haunted

by the memory of the occupation.

I realize how important
these talks are to Bajor

but, as your physician,

my duty is to you first.

And I have a duty to Bajor.

Please, help me heal my people.

It's the only thing
that matters to me.

There is...

an experimental drug...

called vasokin

which would increase
the blood flow to your organs

and might... enable you

to function normally
for a while.

But there is a great
deal of risk attached.

What sort of risk?

In 22 percent of cases,
vasokin has severely damaged

patients' lungs,
kidneys, even heart...

sometimes the brain.

In your condition,
it could be fatal.

But it would allow me to function
normally for the next few days?

Yes.

But why risk your life
for a few days?

I have no great desire to die,
Doctor,

but I am determined to carry out
the will of the Prophets

as long as I am able

and I cannot
carry out their will

if I am unconscious
in some stasis tube.

Please...

begin the vasokin treatments.

All right.

We'll start this afternoon.

I only hope
we don't regret this.

So do I.

Station Log, Stardate 48498.4.

Legate Turrel
has arrived aboard the station

to resume the negotiations.

Vedek Bareil suggested

that I sit in on the talks
as an impartial observer

and Kai Winn has agreed.

Perhaps you didn't hear me.

There are no Bajoran prisoners
left in Cardassian hands.

Maybe we should redefine
our terms.

Perhaps there are
no official prisoners

but are there a number
of, shall we say...

detainees?

There are of course people being
detained at the Justice Ministry

for crimes against the state

but that is a discussion
for another time.

Now, I would like to discuss

what you've called
"war reparations."

We would be willing to
pay for the destruction

of all Bajoran property incurred
during our occupation

as long as you would be
willing to return to us

all Cardassian
property and equipment

left behind on Bajor.

What... sort of property?

I can provide you with lists
of material, equipment...

as long as we have
an agreement in principle

that anything
of Cardassian origin

does still belong
to the Cardassian people.

I... will consider your offer.

Good.

Shall we take a recess?

He's up to something.

That much seems clear.

But what?

Why is he insisting on
this principle of his?

I need Bareil.

He's the only one who knows
the entire negotiating record.

Bareil has been talking
with Turrel for months.

He understands him...

respects him...

I think he even likes him.

I'm afraid you may have
to face the possibility

that Bareil may not be able
to help you much longer.

I was chosen by the Prophets

to lead our people
into a new era.

I know that!

But I was not meant to be
in a room with a Cardassian

debating legalisms
and diplomatic nuances.

I can't do this without Bareil.

If he dies...

then peace with Cardassia
dies with him.

My father used to take me

to the wilderness
preserves on Vulcan.

So for years,

I thought that's what
their planet was like --

animals and plants everywhere.

I had no idea there
were people on Vulcan.

Boy, Jake, she talks
a lot for a female.

Excuse me!

Riska, weren't you telling me

your uncle runs a bar
on Osinar VI?

You know, Nog's uncle
runs this bar.

Is that right?

Let's not make
foolish conversation.

Just sit there
and look beautiful.

Nog, what do you
think you're doing?

I think I know
how to handle females.

Jake, you know,
I've been thinking...

after we're done eating,

we could take the females
to the holosuites.

I've borrowed one of my
uncle's private programs.

"The massacre
on Ferris VI."

We could spend an hour

pillaging and looting
the frightened townspeople.

I don't think so.

No one's
asking you to think, my dear.

Here, make yourself useful.

Cut up my food for me.

You must be joking.

She's so dumb!

She's perfect!

That's it.

Wait.

You're not leaving?

I suppose you want me
to sit here

and cut your food for you, too?

I never said anything
about cutting...

I hope you and your friend
enjoy your holosuite.

Come on.

Nog!

Don't say another word, Jake.

I think you've done enough
damage for one night!

- Me?!
- Yeah, you --

you were treating my
female as if she was an equal!

And you were behaving
like an idiot.

This is the last time
I'll ever do a favor for you.

From now on,
you get your own dates.

And you can find someone else
to play dom-jot with!

Fine!

Good!

Turrel... is trying to get
a concession from you

that I already rejected.

Tell him...

that the question

of Cardassian property on Bajor

was already dealt with...

in the armistice talks
four years ago.

- I...
- Don't... don't worry.

He'll... he'll still
pay the reparations.

What about this question
of mining rights?

His attention is wandering.

He's in pain.

Give him more of the drug.

He's had enough.

Then you'll need to give
him something else.

The negotiations resume
in less than six hours

and we still have 40 pages!

Listen to me.

I don't care
about your negotiations

and I don't care
about your treaty.

All I care about is my patient
and at the moment,

he needs more
treatment and less politics.

Now, you can either
leave here willingly

or I'll call Security
and have you thrown out.

You won't need to call them.

I'll do it myself.

Put yourself in the hands
of the Prophets, Bareil.

They will not forsake you.

Yes, Eminence.

Is there anything I can do?

Just be here.

I'm beginning to dislike seeing
that look on your face, Doctor.

As I feared,

the vasokin has already
damaged your internal organs.

What happens now?

I can replace the damaged organs
with artificial implants,

but as long
as you're taking the drug

I can't guarantee that
the damage won't spread.

I think you should reconsider
letting me put you in stasis.

I'm afraid my mind's made up.

Just get me through
the negotiations.

I must carry out
the will of the Prophets.

Please...

whatever it takes...

just do it.

Are you going to call Security

and have me removed
from this room now, Doctor?

It hadn't occurred
to me... yet.

How is Bareil?

The organ replacement
surgery went well.

He's still unconscious, but he
should be awake within the hour.

Oh, good.

There are still several points
I have to discuss with him

before the next
negotiating session.

That's why I'm here.

When you see Bareil

I want you to tell him
that you don't need him.

That you can complete these
negotiations without him.

But I do need him, Doctor.

I realize that.

But I want you to tell him
that you don't.

You seem to be asking me to lie.

I'm asking you to free Bareil
of his obligations to you.

The only way he'll accept that

is if you tell him
he's no longer needed --

that you can go on without him.

Now, if that's a lie,
then so be it.

That doesn't sound
like a... Starfleet officer.

I'm a doctor first.

And right now, I'm trying to give
my patient his best chance to live.

The only way to do that
is to put him in stasis.

Bareil knows that,

but his desire to complete
these negotiations is so strong

that he's forcing me to keep him
conscious and mentally alert

even though it may kill him.

None of us wants that
to happen, Doctor.

But, if I'm not mistaken,

the decision regarding
Bareil's treatment is up to him.

Yes.

As the patient, it is his right
to make that choice,

but I am asking you
to help me change his mind.

Eminence...

you're the Kai.

These are your negotiations.

Let this be your
moment in history.

Finish the talks on your own

and you won't have to share
the credit with anyone.

You say that as though success
is guaranteed.

Of course...

if the talks fail, you'll need
someone to accept the blame --

a scapegoat.

You're a coward.

You're afraid to stand alone.

Bareil's already made
his decision, Doctor.

I won't interfere.

And, Doctor...

I won't forget
what you've said here.

Neither will I.

So, you never told me
about your double date.

Not much to tell.

That's not what I hear.

Quark tells me that you and
Nog aren't speaking to each other.

You should have seen
the way he acted, Dad.

He was acting
like a spoiled brat.

I've never been so embarrassed.

I don't think Leanne
will ever speak to me again.

Hmm, so what did he do?

All kinds of stupid things.

Riska couldn't even
say two words

without him telling her
to be quiet.

And he insisted that she cut up
his food for him.

He was treating her
like she was some kind of slave.

It sounds like he's acting
like a Ferengi to me.

You can't blame him for that.

Well, in that case, maybe
you were right all along.

About what?

You once said that
humans and Ferengis

are too different to ever
really be friends.

I remember saying that,
and you know what?

I was wrong.

You and Nog proved that.

Sure, you have
your cultural differences,

but there's a real bond
between you.

Well, I know one thing.

I'm never going to set him up
on a date again.

I think the two of you
should talk this over

before it becomes
too big a problem.

I'm not sure Nog is going to be
willing to talk to me so soon.

Well, I guess you'll have to do
something to get his attention.

- What happened?
- I don't know.

Two cc's morphenolog.

It's all right.
It's all right.

You're getting help.
You're getting help.

I thought I made it clear there were to
be no visitors for the next three hours!

It's not her fault, Doctor.

Bareil called me himself.

He said he had some ideas
on the treaty.

And you just couldn't wait
to hear them, could you?

His left temporal lobe is showing
signs of massive synaptic failure.

Well, I hope you got all the
advice you needed, Eminence

because the vasokin
has damaged his brain

and that damage is irreversible.

Will he regain consciousness?

Not in his present condition.

You were able to replace
some of his internal organs

with artificial implants.

Could you do something similar

with the damaged
parts of his brain?

It's hard to say
with any certainty.

There's still a great deal
about the way the brain operates

we don't understand.

One of my professors
at medical school used to say

that the brain has a "spark of
life" that can't be replicated.

If we begin to replace
parts of Bareil's brain

with artificial implants,
that spark may be lost.

But you're saying,
if you don't do it,

Bareil will never regain
consciousness and he'll die.

I think we should consider
what Bareil would want us to do.

Bareil wanted these
negotiations to be completed

no matter what the cost.

With all due
respect, Your Eminence,

you're hardly
an impartial observer here.

You have a personal interest
in these talks.

There is more at stake
than one man's life.

One man's life is all I'm
concerned with at the moment.

I think she's right, Julian.

I think Bareil would want
the positronic implants.

Kira, if I go through with this,

the man who wakes up may not be
the man you used to know.

I realize that...

but I know how
important this is to him

and I know he wouldn't want

to just be put
in stasis indefinitely

waiting for some medical
solution that may never come.

Do the surgery, Julian.

Let him finish what he started.

Mr. Sisko?

Odo, I'd like you
to do me a favor.

Hmm?

I want to be arrested.

This is outrageous!

I didn't steal anything
from the Tholian Ambassador!

Just another innocent man

arrested for a crime
he didn't commit.

What is he doing here?

As if you didn't know.

Your accomplice here
has also denied involvement,

but I have an eyewitness
who saw both of you

breaking into the Tholian
Ambassador's quarters last night.

I don't even know
what a Tholian looks like!

Tell it to the magistrate.

At least put me in my own cell!

I'm sorry the quarters
aren't to your liking.

Please feel free to submit
a complaint to the management.

The positronic implant
is functioning normally.

And the midbrain interface
is on line and he's awake.

Bareil.

Yes, Major?

How are you feeling?

Awake.

Everything is different.

Different?

In what way?

It's hard to explain...

but when you touch me

it doesn't seem real.

It's more like
the distant memory of a touch.

Vedek, do you remember
the negotiations?

I have some questions for you.

Of course, Eminence.

I will do all that I can.

Something's wrong.

No kidding.

That's not what I mean.

My father told me that if I
got caught stealing again

he would send me back
to live on the Ferengi homeworld

with my grandmother.

So where is he?

I mean, why isn't he here
yelling and threatening me?

And where's Uncle Quark?

Now, I'm late for work.

And come to think of it,
what are you doing here?

Ask Odo.

No, no, no, throwing you
in here wasn't Odo's idea.

You don't just arrest
the Station Commander's son

without some
really strong evidence.

And I know there is no evidence

because I know we
didn't do anything.

So why are we in here, Jake?

All right, I put Odo up to this
because I wanted to talk to you.

In here?

I didn't think you'd
listen to me otherwise.

Well, this better be good.

I wanted to say I'm sorry.

I guess I just forgot
you were a Ferengi.

You forgot?

To most people, the lobes
are a dead giveaway.

What I mean is
we spend so much time together

and we seem so much alike

I, I sometimes forget
we're different.

I know we're different.

I mean, anyone
who talks to a female

with fawning respect
is no Ferengi.

It made me sick.

You want to talk about sick?

Sick is making Riska
cut up your food for you.

Well, at least I didn't
have her chew it.

- Chew it!
- That's right.

In traditional Ferengi homes

the females soften the
food with their teeth

before they give it
to the males.

That is disgusting.

I knew you would react that way

which is why I did
not have her do it.

Well, do you have any other
disgusting Ferengi customs

I should know about?

Plenty.

And I know plenty of human
customs which disgust me.

Great, so we both
disgust each other.

You know, as we get older,
this is just going to get worse.

But I know one thing,

I don't want to lose you
as a friend.

Well, in that case,

double-dating is definitely out.

Agreed.

And I guess
we'll just have to deal

with the rest of our disgusting
habits as they come up.

I guess so.

You feel better?

- Yeah.
- Good.

Now can we get out of here?

Sure.

Odo?

Odo.

He-He's just playing around.

- Odo?
- Odo!

Station Log, supplemental.

Kai Winn has announced

that Legate Turrel has signed
the peace treaty.

The news has sent a shockwave
throughout the quadrant.

And although there is
still some opposition

from hard-line elements
on both Bajor and Cardassia,

it looks as though
they are finally willing

to put their long conflict
behind them.

Remind me not to invite
you to my next party.

I'm sorry.

I guess I'm sort of casting
a pall over this gathering.

Julian, no one's expecting you
to provide entertainment,

but you should try
to enjoy yourself.

After all, the celebration
is for you, too.

Well, frankly,

I can't imagine
what I've done...

deserves a celebration.

You kept him alive
against incredible odds.

No matter what happens, you
should always be proud of that.

Excuse me.

- Your Eminence.
- Yes?

Kai Winn, allow me to
introduce "Kai Winn."

I don't understand.

In honor of the occasion

I've named my latest
creation after you.

It's a chocolate soufflé with...

Haligian tongue sauce.

Well, I'm very honored.

Mmm... mmm.

And you're also very popular.

Believe me, I can't keep up
with the orders so far!

Medical emergency.

Dr. Bashir to the Infirmary.

Please excuse me.

It's the other
half of his brain, isn't it?

But you can still help him,
can't you?

You can replace
the other half of his brain

with a positronic matrix.

I'm sorry, Nerys,
but this is where it ends.

What do you mean?

I won't remove whatever last
shred of humanity Bareil has left.

But you can do it.

Perhaps, child,

it is time to listen
to Dr. Bashir.

Sure. You got
your peace treaty,

your place in history.

You don't need Bareil anymore.

Believe me, child,
I share your pain,

but I think the Prophets
are calling to Bareil.

I will see to it that
Bajor never forgets him.

Doctor.

Julian... you can't
give up now.

You have to keep going.

Nerys...

if I remove
the rest of his brain

and replace it with a machine,

he may look like Bareil,
he may even talk like Bareil

but he won't be Bareil.

That "spark of life"
will be gone.

He'll be dead.

And I'll be the one
who killed him.

But if we do nothing, he'll die.

That's right, he will.

But he'll die like a man,
not a machine.

Please...

don't make me
fight you on this one.

Just let him go.

How much time?

All brain activity should cease
within the next three hours.

I'd like to stay
with him till then.

Of course.

You got your peace treaty.

I just wish
that we'd had more time for us.

There's so much
I never told you, but...

this is the time we have left,
so I'd better say it now.

I'll... I'll never forget
the first time I saw you

the day you came to the station.

You had...
such a serenity about you.

I thought you had
all the answers.

It really got on my nerves
for a while.

Then I got to know you

and I... realized you were just
as confused as the rest of us.

You just accepted your confusion

better than anyone
I've ever known.

That's when I realized
I loved you.