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* TimeyWimeyBall: Kira has no idea how she can remember Akorem's poem as being unfinished when it's actually completed. Sisko's response: [[HandWave "The Prophets work in mysterious ways."]]
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* TimeyWimeyBall: Kira has no idea how [[RippleEffectProofMemory she can remember Akorem's poem as being unfinished when it's actually completed.completed]]. Sisko's response: [[HandWave "The Prophets work in mysterious ways."]]
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* TheChosenOne: This episode is all about Sisko finally stepping up and owning his distinction as Emissary of The Prophets. Before, he was [[ItSucksToBeTheChosenOne uneasy]] about being a religious icon to the Bajorans and feels relieved when Akorem Laan takes up the mantle, but after he witnesses Akorem's reactionary intentions and their logical progression (namely the event detailed in the DarkSheherd trope below), he steps up.
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* TheChosenOne: This episode is all about Sisko finally stepping up and owning his distinction as Emissary of The Prophets. Before, he was [[ItSucksToBeTheChosenOne uneasy]] about being a religious icon to the Bajorans and feels relieved when Akorem Laan takes up the mantle, but after he witnesses Akorem's reactionary intentions and their logical progression (namely the event detailed in the DarkSheherd DarkShepherd trope below), he steps up.
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I think \"Dark Shepard\" needs to redirect. \"Dark Sheperd\" too maybe.
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* TheChosenOne: This episode is all about Sisko finally stepping up and owning his distinction as Emissary of The Prophets. Before, he was [[ItSucksToBeTheChosenOne uneasy]] about being a religious icon to the Bajorans and feels relieved when Akorem Laan takes up the mantle, but after he witnesses Akorem's reactionary intentions and their logical progression (namely the event detailed in the DarkShepard DarkSheherd trope below), he steps up.
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* TheChosenOne: This episode is all about Sisko finally stepping up and owning his distinction as Emissary of The Prophets. Before, he was [[ItSucksToBeTheChosenOne uneasy]] about being a religious icon to the Bajorans and feels relieved when Akorem Laan takes up the mantle, but after he witnesses Akorem's reactionary intentions, intentions and their logical progression (namely the event detailed in the DarkShepard trope below), he steps up.
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* TheChosenOne: This episode is all about Sisko finally stepping up and owning his distinction as Emissary of The Prophets. Before, he was uneasy [[ItSucksToBeTheChosenOne uneasy]] about being a religious icon to the Bajorans and feels relieved when Akorem Laan takes up the mantle, but after he witnesses Akorem's reactionary intentions, he steps up.
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* TheChosenOne: This episode is all about Sisko finally stepping up and owning his distinction as Emissary of The Prophets. Before, he was uneasy about being a religious icon to the Bajorans, Bajorans and feels relieved when Akorem Laan takes up the mantle, but after he witnesses Akorem Laan's Akorem's reactionary intentions when Akorem takes the mantle, intentions, he steps up.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Worf makes some preemptive plans to be ''far'' away from [=DS9=] when the O'Brien's baby #2 is due.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Worf makes some preemptive plans to be ''far'' away from [=DS9=] when the O'Brien's baby #2 is due. due, remembering how he got [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E5Disaster entangled in the birth of their first child.]]
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* TheChosenOne: This episode is all about Sisko finally stepping up and owning his distinction as Emissary of The Prophets. Before, he was uneasy about being a religious icon to the Bajorans, but after he witnesses Akorem Laan's reactionary intentions when Akorem takes the mantle, he steps up.
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* NeglectfulPrecursors: It's never explained why the Prophets sent Akorem to ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine [=DS9=]]]'''s time (200 years in the future from his perspective), rather than sending him back to his own era (which they ultimately do anyway, but apparently only after being reminded).
** Their intention is to make Sisko get off his behind and accept his role as the Emissary, which he does by the end of the episode.
** Their intention is to make Sisko get off his behind and accept his role as the Emissary, which he does by the end of the episode.
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* NeglectfulPrecursors: It's never explained why PropheticFallacy: Akorem stakes his claim to being the Emissary on the assumption that being the first to find the wormhole makes him the one the Prophets sent chose. Being beings that exist outside of linear time, he is only first by the perception of mortals. As the Prophets see it, they found Sisko then grabbed Akorem later to ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine [=DS9=]]]'''s time (200 years in the future from his perspective), rather than sending him back to his own era (which they ultimately do anyway, but apparently only after being reminded).
** Their intention is to maketeach Sisko get off his behind and accept his role as the Emissary, which he does by the end of the episode.a lesson.
** Their intention is to make
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Nana Visitor had become pregnant, thus, the writers started a plotline about a Keiko O'Brien pregnancy, then, once Nana became visibly pregnant, the in-universe child was implanted into Kira later this season in "Body Parts".
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Nana Visitor had become pregnant, thus, the writers started a plotline about a Keiko O'Brien pregnancy, then, pregnancy. Then, once Nana became visibly pregnant, the in-universe child was implanted into Kira later this season in "Body Parts".
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** Their intention is to make Sisko get off his behind and accept his role as the Emissary, which he does by the end of the episode.
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* DarkShepherd: Vedek Porta turns out to be this when he kills another vedek for having an unclean djarra.
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* NeglectfulPrecursors: It's never explained why the Prophets sent Akorem to DS9's time (200 years in the future from his perspective), rather than sending him back to his own era (which they ultimately do anyway, but apparently only after being reminded).
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* NeglectfulPrecursors: It's never explained why the Prophets sent Akorem to DS9's ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine [=DS9=]]]'''s time (200 years in the future from his perspective), rather than sending him back to his own era (which they ultimately do anyway, but apparently only after being reminded).
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Worf makes some preemptive plans to be ''far'' away from DS9 when the O'Brien's baby #2 is due.
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* SocietyMarchesOn: In-universe; the Bajorans abandoned the djarras because of the Cardassian Occupation, and never returned to them because of the length of said occupation. The Prophets even say that the caste system is "of the past".
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* CallBack: When Quark tells Worf that Keiko's going to have a baby, Worf exclaims "Now?!?". In the Next Gen episode [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E5Disaster "Disaster"]], Worf delivered the O'Briens first child Molly during an emergency.
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** When Quark tells Worf that Keiko's going to have a baby, Worf exclaims "Now?!?". In the Next Gen episode [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E5Disaster "Disaster"]], Worf delivered the O'Briens first child Molly during anemergency.emergency.
** The four-shift rotation first proposed in [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS04E07StarshipDown "Starship Down"]] is made permanent.
** When Quark tells Worf that Keiko's going to have a baby, Worf exclaims "Now?!?". In the Next Gen episode [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E5Disaster "Disaster"]], Worf delivered the O'Briens first child Molly during an
** The four-shift rotation first proposed in [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS04E07StarshipDown "Starship Down"]] is made permanent.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Nana Visitor had become pregnant, thus, the writers started a plotline about a Keiko O'Brien pregnancy, then, once Nana became visibly pregnant, the in-universe child was implanted into Kira in "Body Parts" towards the season's end.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Nana Visitor had become pregnant, thus, the writers started a plotline about a Keiko O'Brien pregnancy, then, once Nana became visibly pregnant, the in-universe child was implanted into Kira later this season in "Body Parts" towards the season's end.Parts".
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Nana Visitor had become pregnant, thus, the writers started a plotline about a Keiko O'Brien pregnancy, then, once Nana became visibly pregnant, the in-universe child was implanted into Kira in "Body Parts" towards the season's end.
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* NeglectfulPrecursors: It's never explained why the Prophets sent Akorem to DS9's time (200 years in the future from his perspective), rather than sending him back to his own era (which they ultimately do anyway, but apparently only after being reminded).
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* HeelRealization: The Prophets make Akorem realize that he was wrong in calling himself the Emissary.
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* TimeyWimeyBall: Kira has no idea how she can remember Akorem's poem as being unfinished when it's actually completed. Sisko's response: [[HandWave "The Prophets work in mysterious ways."]]
* TyrantTakesTheHelm: To thebajorans Bajorans who didn't care for the return to the D'jarra castes, Akorem as Emissary could be construed as this.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm: To the
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* FantasticCasteSystem: This episode reveals that Bajor had one of these before the Cardassian Occupation. Akorem tries to bring it back, but the results are less than pleasant until Sisko puts a stop to it. You can see the schism it would cause to Bajoran society immediately: Some bajorans are enraptured by their new Emissary's mission, while others are disconcerted (like Kira).
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* FantasticCasteSystem: This episode reveals that Bajor had one of these before the Cardassian Occupation. Akorem tries to bring it back, but the results are less than pleasant until Sisko puts a stop to it. You can see the schism it would cause to Bajoran society immediately: Some bajorans Bajorans are enraptured by their new Emissary's mission, while others are disconcerted (like Kira).
* SuckSessor: Akorem turns out to be this, forcing Sisko to reclaim the role of Emissary.
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: To the bajorans who didn't care for the return to the D'jarra castes, Akorem as Emissary could be construed as this.this.
* VetinariJobSecurity: Sisko's worthiness to be the Emissary is confirmed.
* VetinariJobSecurity: Sisko's worthiness to be the Emissary is confirmed.
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: To the bajorans who didn't care for the return to the D'jarra castes, Akorem could be construed as this.
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: To the bajorans who didn't care for the return to the D'jarra castes, Akorem as Emissary could be construed as this.
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* FantasticCasteSystem: This episode reveals that Bajor had one of these before the Cardassian Occupation. Akorem tries to bring it back, but the results are less than pleasant until Sisko puts a stop to it. You can see the schism it would cause to Bajoran society immediately: Some bajorans are enraptured by their new Emissary's mission, while others are disconcerted (like Kira).
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: To the bajorans who didn't care for the return to the D'jarra castes, Akorem could be construed as this.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm: To the bajorans who didn't care for the return to the D'jarra castes, Akorem could be construed as this.
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* BookEnds: The episode begins with Sisko uncomfortably performing a Bajoran marriage blessing. It ends with him happy to attend a Bajoran girl's birthday party.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Worf makes some preemptive plans to be ''far'' away from DS9 when baby #2 is due.
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* CallBack: When Quark tells Worf that Keiko's going to have a baby, Worf exclaims "Now?!?". In the Next Gen episode "Disaster", [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E5Disaster "Disaster"]], Worf delivered the O'Briens first child Molly during an emergency.
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* FantasticCasteSystem: This episode reveals that Bajor had one of these before the Cardassian Occupation. Akorem tries to bring it back, but the results are less than pleasant until Sisko puts a stop to it.
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* FantasticCasteSystem: This episode reveals that Bajor had one of these before the Cardassian Occupation. Akorem tries to bring it back, but the results are less than pleasant until Sisko puts a stop to it.it.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich: Bashir and O'Brien never finish any of the beers they order.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich: Bashir and O'Brien never finish any of the beers they order.
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* AGodAmI: When Akorem wakes up in the infirmary, he introduces himself as the Emissary.
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* CharacterDevelopment: This is when Sisko starts to accept his role as Emissary.
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* FantasticCasteSystem: This episode reveals that Bajor had one of these before the Cardassian Occupation. Akorem tries to bring it back, but the results are less than pleasant until Sisko puts a stop to it.
* FantasticCasteSystem: This episode reveals that Bajor had one of these before the Cardassian Occupation. Akorem tries to bring it back, but the results are less than pleasant until Sisko puts a stop to it.
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A 200 year old Bajorian flys through the wormhole, claiming to be the chosen Emissary. Meanwhile, O'brien finds out Keiko's pregnant again.
!This episode contains examples of:
* CallBack: When Quark tells Worf that Keiko's going to have a baby, Worf exclaims "Now?!?". In the Next Gen episode "Disaster", Worf delivered the O'Briens first child Molly during an emergency.
!This episode contains examples of:
* CallBack: When Quark tells Worf that Keiko's going to have a baby, Worf exclaims "Now?!?". In the Next Gen episode "Disaster", Worf delivered the O'Briens first child Molly during an emergency.