rikersdick
This is the funniest thing I have ever written and I was only 18
doctorparmak
Finally! Sharing some pictures from our whirlwind trip to Hollywood for the world premiere of What We Left Behind. The pre Party was super fun, the documentary was astonishing, and I can’t wait for its wide release.
mysteryofthings
Yet Dukat’s hallucinations are, canonically at least, because of the trauma of him witnessing Ziyal’s death. They manifest here almost like alternate personalities, and the writing isn’t exactly clear on this. I read them as specific parts of Dukat’s mind vocalizing themselves in these people. Damar was his most pure Cardassian side; Kira was his doubt and resentment; Weyoun could easily have represented indifference and violence.
nvmqvamtviobliviscar
Gul Dukat: losing sanity, lying to sisko, talking to delusions, fighting his delusions and saving sisko despite them…
Me: yes, give me more.
orionlodubyal
My Star Trek DS9 Vol 9 that I got off of eBay for $8 has a Garak poster. Promised hubby not to hang it in the bedroom. 😉
ameerawritesstuff
If Garak and Bashir had met when they were both teens, it would have just been the tv show “The End of the Fucking World”
Like, they would run away together because Julian hates his parents and Garak would be like “I should get him alone to kill him” and it would literally be the end of the first episode lines.
Julian: “Are you scared?”
Garak: “A bit? Maybe?”
Julian: “I’m not.”
Garak: *thinking* “He probably should’ve been.”
ezri-suggestion
there is a fine line between being adventurous/open to trying new things and just subjecting your taste buds to something you know you’ll hate
i-have-zero-chill
very glad to know Bashir/Garak is a thing people ship b/c the first time they appeared on screen together I was like “GAAAAAAAAAYYY”
t00thpasteface
