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** Kira has the gall to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger. However, Keiko seems to support the decision, and Kira does let him back in at the last moment, once he's calmed down.
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** Kira has the gall to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger. However, Keiko seems to support the decision, and Kira does let him back in at the last moment, once he's calmed down. (His and Shakaar's interference ''did'' admittedly interfere with the birthing process once before.)
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** Kira has the gal to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger. However, Keiko seems to support the decision, and Kira does let him back in at the last moment, once he's calmed down.
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** Kira has the gal gall to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger. However, Keiko seems to support the decision, and Kira does let him back in at the last moment, once he's calmed down.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard from AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centrifuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
** Not to mention Kira having the gal to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger (after ''volunteering'' to be the surrogate mother, specially to save that baby's life).
** Not to mention Kira having the gal to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger (after ''volunteering'' to be the surrogate mother, specially to save that baby's life).
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** Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, buthe point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes his justifications usually are often heard from AbusiveParents--that AbusiveParents: that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centrifuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All study, all while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
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**Not to mention Kira having has the gal to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger (after ''volunteering'' danger. However, Keiko seems to be support the surrogate mother, specially to save that baby's life).decision, and Kira does let him back in at the last moment, once he's calmed down.
** Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard from AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centrifuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard from AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centrifuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.better.
** Not to mention Kira having the gal to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger (after ''volunteering'' to be the surrogate mother, specially to save that baby's life).
** Not to mention Kira having the gal to tell Miles he can't watch his son's birth, immediately after the episode where she knowingly put that baby in danger (after ''volunteering'' to be the surrogate mother, specially to save that baby's life).
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard from AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centerfuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard from AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centerfuging, centrifuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard by AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centerfuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard by from AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centerfuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mora is supposed to have a point about his methods being effective, but he point-blank refusal to acknowledge the effects it had on young Odo and instead echoes justifications usually heard by AbusiveParents--that he did everything for Odo's own good, that Odo would have been nothing without him, that his present position is all down to Mora's methods of study and that Odo's continued displeasure at having been subjected to electric shocks, centerfuging, and vacuum chambers is just "whining." All while laying on a guilt trip about how Odo never calls and never writes. He does finally admit late in the episode that Odo's methods are working better.
