This is a really great episode, it doesn't deserve all the negative reviews. If you don't get this one, there's some stuff you don't get about Star Trek. Worf and Dax's relationship glows in this episode, we learn more about Worf's past, Bajoran relationships and even the society of Risa. Dax shows us the strength and knowledge and patience of being a multi-century old being. Her and Worf talking about these things is essential to the rest of their eventual relationship. This villain also is classic Star Trek. The allegory to real life is clear and essential for almost any time in modern politics. This ep has a lot of great messages that went over a lot of heads.
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