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* GeniusBonus: Onaya mentions that she previously serviced "Keats" and "Catullus." John Keats' career was famously cut short, and Catallus, a Roman poet, also died before the age of 30, hinting that Onaya was behind both their accomplishments and their short lives.
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* GeniusBonus: Onaya mentions that she previously serviced "Keats" and "Catullus." John Keats' career was famously cut short, and Catallus, Catullus, a Roman poet, also died before the age of 30, hinting that Onaya was behind both their accomplishments and their short lives.
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** Quark attending Odo's party and throwing him a party. For enemies, they sure do get pretty friendly.
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** Quark attending Odo's party wedding and throwing him a party. For enemies, they sure do get pretty friendly.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Even during Deanna Troi's later appearances on ''Voyager'' we never see any of her reactions to having a new sibling.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Even during Deanna Troi's later appearances on ''Voyager'' we never see any of her reactions to having a new sibling. Again, this is only addressed in the ebook in which her half-brother (named Barin) is born, when she gets to learn her mother was pregnant from Worf of all people.
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* GeniusBonus: Onaya mentions that she previously serviced "Keats" and "Catullus." John Keats' career was famously cut short, and Catallus, a Roman poet, also died before the age of 30, hinting that Onaya was behind both their accomplishments and their short lives.
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* SpaceWhaleAesop: If a hot older woman takes an interest in you and your passions, she's probably a Space Succubus who only wants to feed upon your creative energies.
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** Quark attending Odo's party and throwing him a party. For enemies, they sure do get pretty friendly.
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* SpaceWhaleAesop: If a hot older woman takes an interest in you and your passions, she's probably a Space!Succubus who only wants to feed upon your creative energies.
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* SpaceWhaleAesop: If a hot older woman takes an interest in you and your passions, she's probably a Space!Succubus Space Succubus who only wants to feed upon your creative energies.
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** Odo playing hide and seek in his quarters with Lwaxana is great. She's set aside her depression and Odo is actually having fun and smiling, casting aside his usual stolid demeanor.
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* HeartwarmingMoments: Odo's public LoveConfession to Lwaxana is actually quite sweet.
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** Odo's public LoveConfession to Lwaxana is actually quite sweet.
** Odo's public LoveConfession to Lwaxana is actually quite sweet.
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* {{Squick}}: Having Jake Sisko (played by the then 17-year-old Cirroc Lofton) be a clear object of desire for Onaya (played by the then 48-year-old Meg Foster) naturally didn't go down well with some members of the viewing audience.
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* {{Squick}}: Having Jake Sisko (played by the then 17-year-old Cirroc Lofton) be a clear object of desire for Onaya (played by the then 48-year-old Meg Foster) Creator/MegFoster) naturally didn't go down well with some members of the viewing audience.
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* {{Squick}}: Having Jake Sisko (played by the then 17-year-old Cirroc Lofton) be a clear object of desire for Onaya (played by the then 48-year-old Meg Foster) naturally didn't go down well with some members of the viewing audience.
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* {{Squick}}: Having Jake Sisko (played by the then 17-year-old Cirroc Lofton) be a clear object of desire for Onaya (played by the then 48-year-old Meg Foster) naturally didn't go down well with some members of the viewing audience.audience.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Even during Deanna Troi's later appearances on ''Voyager'' we never see any of her reactions to having a new sibling.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Even during Deanna Troi's later appearances on ''Voyager'' we never see any of her reactions to having a new sibling.
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** At the end Lwaxana tells Odo that she can't be with him because while he simply doesn't want to be alone, she is still in love with him.
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** At the end Lwaxana tells Odo that she can't be with him because while he simply doesn't want to be alone, she is still in love with him.him.
* ProtectionFromEditors: Of a sort; the episode went through significant rewrites by just about every member of the writing staff, but despite reservations about the storyline, they knew that they couldn't just outright reject it, as for one thing they were running short on usable scripts, and for another, they knew there'd be hell to pay if word got out to the fans that the writers had rejected an episode co-written by Creator/MajelBarrett.
* {{Squick}}: Having Jake Sisko (played by the then 17-year-old Cirroc Lofton) be a clear object of desire for Onaya (played by the then 48-year-old Meg Foster) naturally didn't go down well with some members of the viewing audience.
* ProtectionFromEditors: Of a sort; the episode went through significant rewrites by just about every member of the writing staff, but despite reservations about the storyline, they knew that they couldn't just outright reject it, as for one thing they were running short on usable scripts, and for another, they knew there'd be hell to pay if word got out to the fans that the writers had rejected an episode co-written by Creator/MajelBarrett.
* {{Squick}}: Having Jake Sisko (played by the then 17-year-old Cirroc Lofton) be a clear object of desire for Onaya (played by the then 48-year-old Meg Foster) naturally didn't go down well with some members of the viewing audience.
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According to what we are told, her husband promised to not to go along with the tradition which would cut HER out of the child's life and then went back on his word and started treating like property. She wanted to raise it with him before that.
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* {{Double Standard}}: The entire episode is written as if Lwaxana is in the right for kidnapping her unborn child and then cutting the bilogical father out of the child's life before it is even born. No consideration is given for the Father's legal rights in regard to his child. This can even be seen as a form of Truth in Television.
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* {{Double Standard}}: The entire episode is written as if HeartwarmingMoments: Odo's public LoveConfession to Lwaxana is in actually quite sweet.
** At theright for kidnapping her unborn child and then cutting the bilogical father out of the child's life before it end Lwaxana tells Odo that she can't be with him because while he simply doesn't want to be alone, she is even born. No consideration is given for the Father's legal rights still in regard to his child. This can even be seen as a form of Truth in Television.love with him.
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* {{Double Standard}}: The entire episode is written as if Lwaxana is in the right for kidnapping her unborn child and then cutting the bilogical father out of the child's life before it is even born. No consideration is given for the Father's legal rights in regard to his child. This can even be seen as a form of Truth in Television.
* {{Double Standard}}: The entire episode is written as if Lwaxana is in the right for kidnapping her unborn child and then cutting the bilogical father out of the child's life before it is even born. No consideration is given for the Father's legal rights in regard to his child. This can even be seen as a form of Truth in Television.
