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* VillainHasAPoint: Sloan pointing out how Bashir condemns Section 31 for breaking the law, yet he himself did the same thing when he lied about his genetic enhancements while tying to get into Starfleet Medical. As Sloan argues, does Bashir ''really'' think any of the countless patients he's treated and saved over the course of his professional career give a damm that he lied to get into Starfleet?
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* FantasticRacism: Subverted. Sloan appears to hate Bashir for being genetically enhanced, but judging by how friendly he was Bashir at the end, it was just an act.
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* FantasticRacism: Subverted. Sloan appears to hate Bashir for being genetically enhanced, but judging by how friendly he was to Bashir at the end, it was just an act.
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* SpannerInTheWork: O'Brian's shoulder injury is what ultimately exposes the holographic simulation. Sloan and Section 31 ''didn't'' know about it (which is justified, as the injury occurred mere hours before they abducted Bashir and after their simulation had already been programmed). Sloan admits to Bashir that if they ''had'' known about the injury, they'd have programmed it into the simulation.
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* SpannerInTheWork: SpannerInTheWorks: O'Brian's shoulder injury is what ultimately exposes the holographic simulation. Sloan and Section 31 ''didn't'' know about it (which is justified, as the injury occurred mere hours before they abducted Bashir and after their simulation had already been programmed). Sloan admits to Bashir that if they ''had'' known about the injury, they'd have programmed it into the simulation.
