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<v Sisko>What's the word?</v>

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<v Worf>She is still in surgery</v>

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but Dr. Bashir is hopeful she will make

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a full recovery.

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<v Sisko>Lasaran's dead.</v>

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Starfleet Intelligence intercepted a transmission saying

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that he'd been killed, trying to reenter the base

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at Soukara. Could you have made the rendezvous?

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<v Worf>Yes.</v>

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<v Sisko>But yet, you turn back to save Jadzia.</v>

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<v Worf>Yes.</v>

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<v Sisko>Were you aware that the information that man</v>

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had could have saved millions of lives?

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<v Worf>Yes.</v>

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<v Sisko>So what happened?</v>

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<v Worf>You may not understand.</v>

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<v Sisko>Try me, sir.</v>

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<v Worf>You were at my wedding, you heard the story</v>

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of the first two Klingon hearts

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and how nothing could stand against them,

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and how they even destroyed the Gods that had created them.

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I've heard this story since I was a boy

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but I never understood it.

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I mean, really understood it. Until I was standing

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in the jungle with my heart pounding in my chest,

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and I found that even

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I could not stand against my own heart.

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I had to go back,

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and it did not matter what Starfleet thought

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or what the consequences were.

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She was my wife and I could not leave her.

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<v Sisko>As your captain, It is my duty to inform you</v>

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that you made the wrong choice.

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I don't think Starfleet will file any formal charges.

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Even a secret court martial would run the risk

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of revealing too much about their intelligence operations.

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But this will go into your service record.

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And to be completely honest, you probably won't

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be offered a command on your own after this.

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<v Worf>I understand.</v>

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<v Sisko>I have also issued new orders.</v>

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You and Jadzia are not to be assigned

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to a mission on your own ever again.

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One last thing.

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As a man, who had a wife.

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If Jennifer had been lying in that clearing,

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I wouldn't have left her either.

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