History Recap / StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS06E08Resurrection

* AnythingThatMoves: Dax finds it bizarre that Kira would have a problem with BizarreAlienBiology in her lovers.

* SupermodelStrut: The Intendant keeps walking with a sultry strut. Particularly noticeable, she does it even [[NotHerself when she dresses like Kira]]).

* SexyWalk: The Intendant (particularly noticeable [[NotHerself when she dresses like Kira]]).

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Bareil is confident that he can talk the Intendant out of executing him, but we never see him again, so it's possible that he didn't.

* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Intendent Kira likes that Bareil is a unscrupulous rogue, but hearing her describe him as such is what pushes him over the edge to morality.

* ThanksForTheMammary: {{Downplayed}} -- when Bareil his holding Kira hostage, his hand goes a little farther up her torso than would be appropriate.

* HypocriticalHumor: Jadzia claims that if her ex will be Kira's date to dinner with her and Worf, she'd let Worf know. When Worf catches the tail end of the remark and asks what she's talking about, Jadzia tells him not to be nosy. Later, immediately after chiding Bashir for wanting to know how Kira's evening with Bareil went, Jadzia asks about it herself.

With Intendent Kira passing herself off as Major Kira, the two thieves set about their plan. Bareil breaks into the Bajoran temple, but Major Kira confronts him there, having anticipate what he might do. But Intendent Kira gets the drop on her. She mocks Major Kira for not seeing Bareil as the scoundrel he is. But when the Intendent demands that Bareil confirm his moral failings, he stuns her instead. Bareil tells Major Kira that he's going to return to the Mirror Universe with the Intendent and talk his way back into her good graces. When she asks why he can't stay, he admits that his orb vision depicted him and Major Kira living on Bajor happily, but he's decided that his nature would eventually ruin their domestic bliss, and he'd rather that not happen. He beams himself and the Intendent back to the Mirror Universe, leaving Kira alone.

Dax is trying to convince Kira to take a date to the dinner party that the newlyweds are hosting, but Kira insists on going alone, having mutually decided with Odo to delay any advances in their relationship. At Ops, O'Brien picks up a strange transporter signal even though there are no ships around. A mysterious man appears on the transporter pan. He looks just like Vedek Bareil. Even stranger: he's packing a disruptor!

Bareil takes Kira hostage and demands a ship. Sisko orders everyone back, and the pair make the long walk to an airlock. Along the way, Bareil reveals that he's the Bareil from the Mirror Universe. Once they arrive at a ship, Kira notes that Bareil's disruptor has been broken the whole time. With the help of Odo and his security forces, they subdue him and throw him in the brig. Their he reveals that he's a simple thief who acquired a personal transporter to get into this universe, and he'd rather stay here, even if it means living in a work camp. Kira takes pity on him and refuses to press charges, allowing him to remain and keep his freedom.

Kira and Bareil start forming a bond together, and Sisko warns her from past experience not to let her love of her own Bareil color her relationship with his one. Kira insists that she knows what she's doing and invites Bareil to dinner with Dax and Worf. There, Bareil charms Dax and Kira with his picaresque adventures, even managing to impress Worf by proving that he ''can'' steal a Klingon warrior's ''mek'leth''. But later, he also opens up about losing the love of his life in a bar fight. Having doen some soul-searching after learning that his alternate universe version was a vedek, Bareil attends a Bajoran holy ritual and peppers Kira with questions about an Orb used in the ceremony. She pulls some strings to get him his own experience with the Orb.

Dazed from his vision with the orb, which involved him and Kira, Bareil returns to his quarters to discover that Intendant Kira from the Mirror Universe is waiting for him. It turns out that the two are conspiring to steal the Orb from Deep Space Nine and use it to win the loyalty of Bajor for the Alliance, with Bareil as their king. Bareil and Intendant Kira are overs, but Bareil has become conflicted and refuses to go to bed with her. Drowning his sorrows, Bareil goes to Quark's and brushes off the Ferengi's proposed scheme to pass him off as a holy man. Later, Quark bumps into Kira and notes how tortured Bareil is, having seen him lingering around the Bajoran temple for a while after leaving the bar.

Bareil and Intendent Kira (passing herself off as Major Kira) set about their plan. Bareil breaks into the Bajoran temple, but Major Kira confronts him there, having anticipate what he might do. But Intendent Kira gets the drop on her. She mocks Major Kira for not seeing Bareil as the scoundrel he is. But when the Intendent demands that Bareil confirm it, he stuns her instead. Bareil tells Major Kira that he's going to return to the Mirror Universe with the Intendent and talk his way back into her good graces. He reveals that his orb vision depicted him and Major Kira living on Bajor happily, but he's decided that his nature would eventually ruin their domestic bliss, and he'd rather that not happen. He and the Intendent beam back to the Mirror Universe, leaving Kira alone.

* BirdsOfAFeather: It's Quark who realises that Bareil is up to no good, and tips off Kira about it.

* HeelFaceTurn: Bareil had initially come over to steal the Orb of Prophecy and Change for Intendant Kira, but after developing feelings for Major Kira he can't go through with it.

* ItsWhatIDo: Mirror Bareil was tempted by the future he saw in the Orb, but accepts that he'd only ruin things if he settled down with Kira, and he belongs in the Mirror Universe as a thief.
* ItWorksBetterWithBullets: Mirror!Bareil's disruptor has a cracked power cell. Kira points this out right before [[CurbStompBattle kicking his ass]].

* {{Touche}}: After Worf calls bullshit on Bareil's story about stealing a Klingon's mek'leth without him noticing, Bareil produces Worf's own mek'leth and uses it to cut the dessert. Worf admits that Bareil's a better thief than he gave credit for and pours Bareil another cup of bloodwine.