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{70}{184}Chief medical officer's log,|stardate 52645.7.
{187}{289}Colonel Kira, Garak and Odo|have returned to the station.
{292}{424}l'm yet to make any progress toward|finding a cure for Odo's disease.
{482}{584}- How long do l have?|- l can't be sure.
{587}{660}You can make an educated guess.
{663}{781}First l'd like to talk about slowing down|the progress of the disease
{784}{834}with a series of nadion bursts...
{837}{905}l want a time frame, Doctor.
{928}{1015}A week.|Maybe two with the nadion therapy.
{1018}{1132}Thank you. Now l want to see Kira.
{1135}{1279}Let me emphasise, Odo, that l haven't|given up hope, and you mustn't either.
{1282}{1406}Understood.|Now please let me see Kira.
{2004}{2081}- How do you feel?|- Better.
{2084}{2212}This contraption of Julian's|seems to alleviate the pain.
{2215}{2272}Good.
{2313}{2405}- You should be going soon.|- l'm not going anywhere.
{2408}{2478}Damar and Garak|can lead the rebellion.
{2481}{2652}Damar needs someone who's actually|fought with a resistance movement.
{2655}{2814}- That's you, not Garak.|- l'm not leaving until l know you're...
{2817}{2900}l want you to leave.
{2930}{2980}Why?
{3039}{3209}You watched Bareil die|in this very room
{3212}{3274}and l know how that's haunted you.
{3277}{3391}l don't want your last memory of me
{3394}{3479}to be witnessing my death.
{3577}{3702}- lsn't that my choice?|- Maybe it is.
{3705}{3872}And maybe l'm being selfish|telling you all the things l want.
{3907}{4032}But l don't want the last thing l see
{4064}{4165}to be pain in your eyes.
{4195}{4332}You'd be surprised how well l can|hide my feelings when l need to.
{4335}{4392}Not from me.
{4436}{4498}You have to go, Nerys.
{4638}{4688}All right.
{4831}{4937}l can't be a very pleasant sight.
{4982}{5056}l don't care how you look.
{5262}{5373}l've got so much to say,|l don't know where to begin.
{5409}{5513}Just say you love me.|That's all l've ever cared about.
{5593}{5658}l love you, Odo.
{5684}{5749}l love you, Nerys.
{5771}{5901}l forwarded the schematics of the|Breen weapon to Starfleet Engineering.
{5904}{5965}They should have a preliminary...
{5968}{6037}- Garak and l should be going.|- She's correct.
{6040}{6147}We have to evade several Jem'Hadar|patrols to reach Damar's base.
{6150}{6222}lf we wait,|they may alter their patrol routes.
{6225}{6317}Chief, is there anything else|before they go?
{6320}{6392}No, sir. l think we have|all the data we need.
{6415}{6482}Well, then. Good hunting to you both.
{6539}{6589}Thank you, sir.
{6640}{6730}- Julian...|- l'll do everything l can.
{6873}{6956}Doctor, is there anything|l can do to help?
{6959}{7031}Any additional resources|you might want?
{7034}{7101}No, thank you. l have everything l need.
{7130}{7233}Sir, research is not|the only avenue we've been pursuing.
{7236}{7276}Miles.
{7279}{7373}Whatever's going on,|l want to know it right now.
{7420}{7518}We're trying to lure someone|from Section 31 to the station.
{7521}{7593}What do they have to do with this?
{7596}{7682}We believe they're responsible|for infecting Odo.
{7685}{7735}We think he became infected
{7738}{7838}when he underwent medical|examination at Starfleet Headquarters.
{7841}{7922}Section 31 wanted Odo|to transmit the disease
{7925}{8004}to other Founders|when he linked with them.
{8007}{8057}Genocide.
{8090}{8230}Committed by people who|call themselves Federation citizens.
{8233}{8290}Why didn't you come to me earlier?
{8344}{8413}- We felt that...|- Miles wanted to tell you,
{8416}{8485}but l ordered him not to.
{8488}{8546}l'm still waiting for an answer.
{8549}{8661}We have no proof. Besides, l knew|that if we told you what we suspected,
{8664}{8714}you'd inform Starfleet Command.
{8717}{8837}Section 31 would realise we were onto|them and go even deeper into hiding.
{8840}{8901}What difference did that make?
{8904}{8994}There came a point when|my research was going nowhere.
{8997}{9063}l couldn't find a cure here in the lab.
{9066}{9164}So Miles and l decided to look for one|in Section 31 itself.
{9167}{9297}l sent a false message to Starfleet|Medical saying l had found a cure.
{9300}{9428}The idea is that when 31 hears about it,|they'll want to destroy Julian's research
{9431}{9481}to prevent it going to Dominion hands.
{9484}{9590}So you're trying to lure|one of their operatives to the station.
{9593}{9673}OK, let's say it works. What then?
{9676}{9762}We capture them, find out|what they know about the disease,
{9765}{9845}who's involved,|and maybe where to find the cure.
{9848}{9920}How do you propose to do that?
{9923}{10064}l managed to get my hands|on a Romulan memory scanner, sir.
{10121}{10249}Since they're illegal, l'll assume that's|another reason you didn't come to me.
{10252}{10320}Yes, sir.
{10323}{10472}Well. Setting aside all the legal|and ethical issues involved,
{10522}{10593}l still think this is a pretty long shot.
{10596}{10689}l do, too. But l'm afraid it's|the only shot Odo has.
{14177}{14267}- Can't sleep?|- No.
{14317}{14396}- How did you get in?|- The lock isn't that complex.
{14399}{14444}What are you doing up?
{14447}{14514}l was testing the Breen weapon.
{14543}{14670}l was trying to read, but l kept reading|the same page over and over again.
{14673}{14723}What were you reading?
{14726}{14801}''lt was the best of times,|it was the worst of times.''
{14804}{14875}''Tale Of Two Cities''.|My mother's favourite book.
{14878}{14928}l was enjoying it.
{14931}{14997}Except tonight my mind was elsewhere.
{15036}{15064}Odo?
{15067}{15120}Section 31.
{15123}{15206}So many people must have been|involved in the conspiracy
{15209}{15274}to infect him with the disease.
{15291}{15440}Computer experts, doctors,|security officers, admirals, clerks.
{15476}{15548}ln the end, l came up with|at least 73 people.
{15551}{15635}For a minute there l thought|you were going to say 70,000.
{15638}{15784}This organisation...this thing...
{15787}{15897}that's slithered its way into the heart of|the Federation, has to be destroyed.
{15931}{16022}You won't get any argument|from me on that.
{16025}{16112}But for now, the focus has to be Odo.
{16115}{16183}The cure has to be our priority.
{16186}{16240}All right.
{16262}{16335}- l've had enough. Have you?|- Sure.
{16338}{16448}Sleep lightly. Section 31|may still fall for the trap and show.
{16451}{16501}l'll be ready.
{16690}{16745}Lights.
{16748}{16857}- Hello, Doctor.|- l didn't think l'd ever see you again.
{16860}{16920}l have another assignment for you.
{16923}{16987}Really?
{17014}{17151}What a coincidence.|Because l have an assignment for you.
{17255}{17398}l take it l'm supposed to feel shocked|and humbled by your ingenuity.
{17401}{17488}Frankly, l don't care how you feel.
{17513}{17577}- Bashir to O'Brien.|- Yeah?
{17580}{17666}Mr Sloan is here.|l have him in a containment field.
{17669}{17760}- l'm on my way.|- Good. Bashir out.
{17763}{17861}- What do you want, Doctor?|- The same thing you want.
{17864}{17926}The cure to Odo's disease.
{17929}{18004}What are you talking about?|You have the cure.
{18085}{18271}No, you don't. Your message|to Starfleet Medical was just bait.
{18274}{18340}Which l'm happy to see you swallowed.
{18388}{18441}Well...
{18444}{18561}You've got me. What good do|you think is going to come of this?
{18564}{18668}You can't turn me over to Starfleet|Security. You have no evidence.
{18671}{18779}l'm not interested|in turning you over to anyone.
{19265}{19314}Hello, again.
{19317}{19422}Shooting an unarmed man.|That's a little ungallant, isn't it?
{19425}{19519}You wouldn't have come here|of your own volition.
{19522}{19577}You're probably right.
{19597}{19711}Hello, Chief. How's the family?|Everyone OK at home?
{19714}{19787}- What's that supposed to mean?|- Nothing.
{19790}{19853}l'd just hate to see anything|happen to them.
{19856}{19950}Don't listen to him, Chief.|He's playing games with you.
{19953}{20049}He doesn't have|a wife and children to worry about.
{20052}{20120}But if something|were to happen to me...
{20123}{20225}What? They'd be killed?|l'm disappointed in you, Sloan.
{20228}{20308}You don't usually wield|such a blunt instrument.
{20347}{20431}So am l supposed to guess|what's going on
{20434}{20512}or do l lay here in terror|waiting for you to tell me?
{20515}{20565}l told you what's going on.
{20568}{20652}You're going to help me find a cure|for Odo's disease.
{20655}{20710}What makes you think l know it?
{20713}{20802}You came here because|you thought l'd discovered a cure
{20805}{20861}and you wanted to destroy it.
{20864}{20939}But first you'd have to find it in my lab.
{20942}{21031}You'd have to know exactly|what you were looking for.
{21034}{21100}You call that reasoning?
{21103}{21200}lf l wanted to eliminate your work,|l'd just destroy your lab.
{21203}{21333}Oh, no, Sloan. That would be too|sloppy. You like surgical precision.
{21359}{21418}You came here to destroy the cure,
{21421}{21500}so somewhere in your brain|is the information l want.
{21521}{21660}- You really expect me to tell you?|- No. l expect you to resist to the end.
{21663}{21729}We're ready.
{21798}{21876}Remember these?|Romulan mind probes.
{21879}{21986}They're not the most pleasant|of devices, but they're efficient.
{21989}{22055}They're also illegal in the Federation.
{22058}{22147}l hope you can appreciate|the irony of that statement.
{22220}{22303}l don't know anything about the cure.
{22306}{22356}Then l won't find anything.
{22359}{22479}- lf Sisko finds out what you're doing...|- He knows. We have his full support.
{22501}{22596}Julian, l'm sorry about Odo.
{22599}{22752}But l can't take a chance that the cure|will fall into the hands of the Founders.
{22755}{22836}l'm afraid the choice is no longer yours.
{22921}{23039}l misread you. l thought|you were just a misguided idealist.
{23042}{23109}But you're a dangerous man.
{23112}{23233}People like you would destroy|the Federation if given a chance.
{23236}{23352}Fortunately there are people like me|who will die to protect it.
{23450}{23581}Damn! He's trying to kill himself! He's|activated a neuro-depolarising device.
{23584}{23647}l have to stabilise him.
{23650}{23723}- lf he dies...|- The cure for Odo dies with him.
{23986}{24071}- What's the verdict?|- He's stable for now.
{24074}{24155}But the neuro-depolariser|did damage his brain.
{24158}{24257}His higher cortical functions|will fail within the next hour.
{24301}{24414}He committed suicide|just to prevent us finding the cure.
{24417}{24478}We had him cornered and he knew it.
{24503}{24642}He couldn't let one of Section 31's|darkest secrets get away from him.
{24645}{24708}The cure is still in there somewhere.
{24711}{24776}This might sound a bit morbid,
{24779}{24873}but what if you used|the Romulan mental probes now?
{24876}{24992}His memory pathways are scrambled to|prevent someone from doing just that.
{24995}{25075}There has to be a way|to retrieve that data.
{25078}{25155}Maybe we should just|let him die in peace.
{25158}{25269}Miles, l need|a multitronic engrammatic interpreter.
{25304}{25407}Or maybe l'll find you|a multitronic engrammatic interpreter.
{25464}{25524}This is crazy.
{25527}{25577}lt will work.
{25674}{25794}You have me re-routing so many|power relays and transfer coils
{25797}{25895}l can't guarantee this will work|without running diagnostics.
{25898}{25978}l've already done the diagnostics|in my head.
{26024}{26149}The neural interface will provide a|basic pattern to my hippocampal nuclei.
{26152}{26259}l give up. You've explained it|three times and l still don't get it.
{26262}{26346}You just have to trust me, Chief.|l know what l'm doing.
{26393}{26503}Even if you can link minds with Sloan,|how will you find the cure?
{26506}{26632}Everything will be processed into|images that my mind can comprehend.
{26635}{26723}ln essence, l'll see the neuronal|pathways in his brain
{26726}{26824}as literal pathways or streets|or corridors or something.
{26827}{26967}And you'll wander along these streets|looking for a box labelled ''the cure''?
{26970}{27066}lt may be just that simple.|Or it may be more surrealistic.
{27069}{27144}l may wind up|in memories of Sloan's childhood.
{27201}{27309}Will he be aware of what you're doing?
{27334}{27390}l won't know that until l'm there.
{27453}{27565}We don't know what the conscious|mind can perceive this close to death.
{27652}{27702}How will you get out?
{27705}{27797}Being genetically enhanced,|l can control my vital signs.
{27800}{27955}When l want to get out,|l'll raise my blood pressure 40%.
{27958}{28017}The equipment will break the link.
{28020}{28176}What if you get disoriented or lost in|a nightmare of Sloan's and he dies?
{28179}{28314}Worst case scenario, l die with him.|But l think it's a manageable risk.
{28343}{28400}- l'm going with you.|- What?
{28403}{28465}You heard me.|And it's not open to debate.
{28468}{28616}lf you're going on this lunatic mission,|somebody sane has to be with you.
{28619}{28702}You just don't want Captain Sisko|to find out what we're doing.
{28705}{28788}- There's that, too.|- l'd better get another bed.
{28924}{28974}How long have we got?
{28977}{29047}Sloan's brain will die|in about 43 minutes.
{29050}{29148}We have that long to get in,|find the cure and get out.
{29175}{29267}The analyser is on-line. Are you ready?
{29301}{29407}No. But let's do it anyway.
{29700}{29770}- Julian?|- Miles.
{29794}{29896}- Why are we in a turbolift?|- l'm not sure.
{29928}{30044}- l don't remember getting in here.|- We're in Sloan's mind. Remember?
{30063}{30113}Sloan.
{30138}{30221}But we're really still in the lab.
{30224}{30317}Yes. This turbolift is just an abstraction.
{30320}{30377}Where are we going?
{30380}{30476}l don't know, but we're not|wasting any time getting there.
{30633}{30758}- Aren't you glad you came along?|- Wouldn't have missed it.
{30865}{30958}- So what do you think?|- l think we've stopped.
{30961}{31091}- Are you sure?|- Either that or we're falling very slowly.
{31135}{31187}You mean we can let go?
{31239}{31292}l don't see why not.
{31317}{31405}- Well?|- Well what? You first.
{31408}{31484}Oh, no. This little trip wasn't my idea.
{31487}{31577}All right, we'll let go together.
{31580}{31640}On the count of three.
{31643}{31782}One, two...three.
{31845}{31940}See? Nothing to worry about.
{31943}{31997}l wasn't worried.
{32088}{32138}- What now?|- Good question.
{32186}{32328}Doctor! Chief O'Brien. Welcome. l can't|tell you how happy l am to see you.
{32331}{32385}We're glad you're happy, Sloan.
{32388}{32463}Now tell us how to cure Odo|and we can all be happy.
{32466}{32534}Nothing would|give me greater pleasure.
{32537}{32604}But there are people|l'd like you to meet.
{32607}{32699}- We're a bit pressed for time.|- But you just arrived.
{32764}{32948}Oh, l see. You're afraid that if l die|while you're still in here, you'll die, too.
{32971}{33048}We can't let that happen.|We'd better hurry.
{33051}{33134}We're not going anywhere|until you give us the cure.
{33137}{33203}All right. lf you insist.
{33206}{33283}lt's a simple nucleotide|marking sequence.
{33286}{33343}Radodine...
{33422}{33467}You mind repeating that?
{33534}{33597}We're not playing games, Sloan.
{33600}{33659}l want to tell you|what you need to know.
{33662}{33714}- Then tell us.|- l can't.
{33794}{33846}You see?
{33849}{33983}Part of me doesn't want you to know|until you come to the wardroom.
{33986}{34037}Maybe we should do as he says.
{34040}{34108}l don't blame you for being suspicious,
{34111}{34193}but if you want the cure,|you'll have to trust me.
{34196}{34266}- The clock is ticking.|- He's right about that.
{34333}{34383}Follow me.
{34482}{34570}Relax, Doctor.|l'm the one who's dying, not you.
{34573}{34633}- Why Deep Space 9?|- Excuse me?
{34636}{34733}Why does the inside of your head|look like our space station?
{34736}{34808}l wanted you to feel at home.|Comfortable.
{34811}{34878}l thought it was the decent thing to do.
{35001}{35085}Everyone,|if l can have your attention, please.
{35088}{35212}l hope you'll forgive me|if l take a moment and say a few words.
{35252}{35417}As l stand here, reunited with|my friends and family for one last time,
{35420}{35478}l want you, the people l love,
{35481}{35616}to know just how sorry l am|for all the pain that l've caused you.
{35648}{35787}l dedicated my life to the preservation|and protection of the Federation.
{35808}{35902}This duty, which l carried out|to the best of my ability,
{35905}{35981}took precedence over everything else -
{35984}{36055}my parents, my wife, my children.
{36058}{36209}l lived in a world of secrets.|Of sabotage and deceit.
{36212}{36368}l spent so much time erasing|my movements, covering my tracks,
{36371}{36515}that now, as l look back on my life,|l find nothing.
{36518}{36594}lt's as if l never really existed.
{36635}{36736}l cheated you all out of being in my life.
{36739}{36834}And what's more,|l cheated myself as well.
{36837}{36924}l know a simple apology|won't change that.
{36927}{36993}l feel the need to apologise anyway.
{37029}{37185}No tears, please. My death|isn't a tragedy, it's a celebration.
{37217}{37298}ln death, l can finally|step out of the shadows
{37302}{37436}and prove to myself that l existed,|that l lived.
{37762}{37821}That was beautiful, Luther.
{38082}{38163}Gentlemen, l'd like you|to meet my wife, Jessica.
{38166}{38310}This is Dr Bashir and Chief O'Brien.|lf it weren't for them, l wouldn't be here.
{38313}{38419}l'd like to thank you for|all you've done for Luther. And me.
{38422}{38516}Frankly, being married to him|was a living hell.
{38519}{38658}- But thanks to you, that's all changed.|- Congratulations.
{38661}{38742}Doctor, you've been|a beacon of light to me.
{38745}{38805}You're living proof that ideology
{38808}{38885}is a poor substitute|for kindness and decency,
{38888}{39057}and that it's our actions, not our beliefs,|that define who we are, what we are.
{39060}{39177}Yes. Thank you.|l'm glad to have been helpful.
{39200}{39250}But if you don't mind...
{39253}{39349}You want me to tell you|how to cure Odo. Gladly.
{39352}{39434}My dear, l need that padd|l gave you for safekeeping.
{39437}{39521}Oh. Yes, l think l have it here.
{39524}{39593}Thanks, muffin. Here you go, Doctor.
{39638}{39736}l'm sorry, Doctor,|but l can't let you have that.
{39899}{39979}- Julian?|- Don't look at me for explanations.
{40321}{40393}- l knew it.|- Knew what?
{40396}{40465}That this wasn't going to be easy.
{40700}{40808}- You mind telling me what's going on?|- l have no idea.
{40811}{40908}The Chief was meant to fix my|sonic shower but he didn't show up.
{40911}{41010}l asked the computer where he was,|and this is what l found.
{41051}{41192}- Have any idea who this is?|- Sloan. He works for Section 31.
{41195}{41316}Then l'd guess this isn't some kind|of obscure meditation therapy.
{41319}{41388}- Sisko to lnfirmary.|- lnfirmary.
{41391}{41476}Send a medical team to science lab 4|right away.
{41479}{41534}l wish l knew how long|we've been in here.
{41537}{41605}- 23 minutes and 11 seconds.|- Show off.
{41608}{41705}That leaves us less than 20 minutes|to find a cure and get out.
{41753}{41814}Locked. All locked.
{41817}{41902}Sloan could be hiding|in any of these rooms.
{41905}{41987}- What's your point?|- He has to want to be found.
{41990}{42076}- lt's his playing field.|- You two, stop right there.
{42079}{42150}- Now what?|- You're in a restricted area.
{42153}{42238}l thought we were in the cerebellum.
{42241}{42328}- We're looking for Sloan.|- Mr Sloan is not available.
{42331}{42414}We don't have time for this.|We need to speak to Sloan!
{42464}{42528}- You shot him!|- That really hurt!
{42531}{42597}He was a threat to the Federation.
{42850}{42917}- You all right?|- Do l look all right?
{42969}{43081}lt doesn't make sense. lf none of this|is real, why does it hurt so much?
{43084}{43167}Sloan's mind must be|sending sensory stimuli to ours,
{43170}{43275}causing us to experience pain|as if we'd really been shot.
{43278}{43340}Of course, that's just a theory.
{43343}{43470}That makes sense. Maybe this is a|good time for you to get us out of here.
{43473}{43554}- l can't.|- What do you mean?
{43579}{43736}l just tried the hypothalamic feedback|loop. l must be too weak.
{43762}{43825}What?|Julian, we have to get out of here!
{43828}{43952}l know that! But l've been shot.|At least my body thinks l have.
{44012}{44071}l don't believe this.
{44103}{44154}l'm sorry.
{44211}{44284}- So this is it?|- lt does look that way.
{44395}{44503}l should've left a note for Keiko|to let her know what we were planning.
{44506}{44556}Why worry her?
{44559}{44630}l want them to understand|why l had to do this.
{44633}{44720}She'll understand.|She'll know you did it for me.
{44723}{44798}That's what will upset her the most.
{44801}{44922}She always said|l liked you more than l liked her.
{44959}{45031}- That's ridiculous.|- Right.
{45052}{45126}Well, maybe you do. A bit more.
{45129}{45240}What? Are you crazy?|She's my wife. l love her.
{45243}{45321}Of course you love her.|She's your wife.
{45324}{45427}l'm just saying|maybe you like me a bit more.
{45430}{45491}l do not!
{45559}{45638}- You spend more time with me.|- We work together.
{45641}{45697}We have more in common.
{45700}{45779}Julian, you are beginning to annoy me.
{45782}{45919}Darts, racquetball, Vic's lounge,|the Alamo... Need l go on?
{45922}{45983}l love my wife.
{46019}{46088}And l love Ezri. Passionately.
{46091}{46149}- You do?|- Yes.
{46152}{46254}- Have you told her?|- Not yet. But l will.
{46257}{46340}- When?|- When l'm ready.
{46380}{46503}lt's just that l...like you a bit more.
{46528}{46585}See? There. l've admitted it.
{46682}{46780}Well, l love my wife.
{46884}{46934}What's that?
{47009}{47081}- lt's the tunnel!|- What tunnel?
{47084}{47213}You know the...|tunnel to the Great Beyond.
{47263}{47357}lt is.|l must say l'm a bit disappointed.
{47360}{47424}l expected it to be more elaborate.
{47460}{47542}No. No. Come on.
{47545}{47707}We can't just sit here waiting for death.
{47710}{47773}Come on. On your feet, man!
{47815}{47881}- Let's check one more door.|- What's the point?
{47884}{47970}The point is to do our duty|right up until the end.
{47973}{48027}Like Travis and Crockett.
{48046}{48108}One more door.
{48153}{48232}Dr Bashir's regaining consciousness,|Captain.
{48294}{48361}How's Miles?
{48364}{48415}l'm fine.
{48418}{48498}Did you find what you were looking for?
{48501}{48568}No, l'm afraid not.|We have to go back in.
{48571}{48653}Sloan is dying.|We can't risk losing you as well.
{48656}{48724}He can't die. Not yet!
{48827}{48882}Get me cordrazine. Ten milligrams.
{48950}{49000}His alpha waves are attenuating.
{49003}{49057}Cortical stimulator.
{49060}{49149}You're not getting away from me|that easily, Sloan.
{49152}{49220}lncrease the resonance|frequency 10%.
{49237}{49379}- His neurosynaptic activity is falling.|- l know. 15 milligrams of neurotropan.
{49414}{49477}Come on, Sloan. Come on back.
{49480}{49555}- Complete neural failure.|- No!
{49772}{49857}Doctor, he is dead.
{49899}{49936}Doctor.
{49939}{49993}lt's over, Julian. He's gone.
{50129}{50208}And so is any hope of curing Odo.
{50423}{50526}l'm sorry, Odo. l wish l had better news.
{50566}{50625}l understand, Doctor.
{50628}{50695}You've done everything you could,
{50698}{50814}more than l would've thought possible,|and l appreciate it.
{50817}{50881}ls there anything l can do?
{50884}{51006}Thank you, but right now|l'd simply like to be alone.
{51009}{51065}Of course.
{51196}{51305}- How did he take it?|- Better than l would have.
{51366}{51422}l need some sleep. So do you.
{51447}{51552}- Look, Julian...|- l know. l know. l did all l could.
{51555}{51624}But it's a small comfort, isn't it?
{52263}{52362}- ''lt was the best of times... ''|- ''...it was the worst of times.''
{52365}{52463}- lt's the first line of the book.|- So why is it on page 294?
{52466}{52542}Must be a misprint.|The book starts over again.
{52545}{52666}lt can't be. Ezri loaned it to me. lt used|to be Jadzia's and l know she read it.
{52669}{52762}- You and Ezri are exchanging books?|- Don't you see what's going on?
{52765}{52845}- She's playing a practical joke.|- No, she isn't.
{52848}{52915}lt's Sloan. We're still inside his mind.
{52918}{53003}What? These are my quarters.|Keiko's asleep in there.
{53006}{53095}No. Sloan is making us think|we're back on the station.
{53098}{53176}The book is incomplete|because l haven't finished it.
{53179}{53307}- You don't know what happens...|- So he couldn't finish the story.
{53310}{53404}- He's trying to stop us finding the cure.|- We must've been close.
{53407}{53538}The door we were about to open when|we woke up. The cure must be in there.
{53605}{53682}- What's happening?|- Sloan's dying.
{54154}{54204}- This is it!|- Are you sure?
{54207}{54270}l can tell.
{54499}{54549}Sloan?
{54642}{54718}Welcome to Section 31, gentlemen.
{54721}{54850}- You know why we're here.|- You don't expect me to help you.
{55228}{55295}You sure you want|to throw that one away?
{55298}{55361}l'm collecting medical information.
{55364}{55485}lt's not just any report.|That's on Jaresh-lnyo.
{55488}{55569}- Former President lnyo?|- The one and only.
{55676}{55754}My God.|31 had a man in his cabinet.
{55784}{55850}Don't let him distract you.
{55853}{55967}Just one of the little nuggets|lying around in this once-tidy room.
{55970}{56042}You'd be amazed|at what you could find.
{56045}{56154}Current operations on Kronos.|Martok would love to see this.
{56211}{56269}Julian! Look at this.
{56306}{56421}Radodine, lidestolinine,|asporanine, adenine. That's it.
{56440}{56527}- lt's time we got out of here.|- Hold on a moment.
{56530}{56612}These contain all of Sloan's|memories on Section 31.
{56615}{56708}We could destroy|the entire organisation.
{56711}{56802}- That'll have to wait.|- lt's not that simple.
{56805}{56899}There is no building,|no room like this, in the real world.
{56902}{56969}Section 31 has no headquarters.
{56972}{57145}These files, they exist only in the minds|of a very select group of people.
{57148}{57226}l happen to be one of them.
{57263}{57423}lf you really want to destroy Section 31,|it's now or never.
{57426}{57509}He's right. This is an opportunity|we can't pass up.
{57535}{57587}Julian, listen to me!
{57590}{57665}He wants us to die with him.|lf we die, Odo dies too!
{57668}{57779}All my secrets are yours|for the taking, Doctor.
{57822}{57872}lf you want them badly enough.
{57875}{57945}Odo needs you, Julian.|He's counting on you.
{58050}{58147}You're making|a terrible mistake, Doctor.
{58190}{58245}l don't think so.
{58353}{58443}Julian, are you with us?
{58446}{58584}Ezri, you look so...beautiful.
{58663}{58770}- Did you locate the cure?|- l think so.
{58773}{58850}But there's only one way|to know for sure.
{58876}{58945}- Sloan?|- He died about two minutes ago.
{58948}{59009}He almost took you with him.
{59012}{59135}Julian, next time you take a trip into|someone's mind, you're going alone.
{59138}{59163}Right.
{59351}{59446}l should warn you.|You may feel some discomfort.
{59468}{59569}lf you mean it's going to be painful,|just say so.
{59572}{59632}lt's going to be painful.
{59635}{59725}All right then. Go ahead.
{60626}{60678}When will Odo be up and around?
{60681}{60754}His morphogenic matrix|needs time to heal.
{60757}{60826}But he should be|his old self in a few days.
{60883}{60999}Here we go. l knew Quark|had a bottle of the good stuff.
{61002}{61065}- This is older than l am.|- What?
{61123}{61191}l'm drinking with a child.
{61281}{61340}To aging...gracefully.
{61343}{61396}Very funny.
{61399}{61452}To Odo.
{61546}{61613}- Wow.|- Wow is right.
{61681}{61737}Tell me something.
{61740}{61858}lf you'd had time|to read the data in Sloan's mind,
{61861}{61928}do you think we'd have|brought down Section 31?
{61931}{62004}We'll never know.|But one thing's for sure.
{62007}{62107}Sloan knew he had the perfect bait,|that l wouldn't be able to resist.
{62110}{62168}There was one thing he didn't consider.
{62171}{62291}- What's that?|- You. To Miles Edward O'Brien.
{62328}{62375}To friendship.
{62566}{62652}l better get home.|Keiko's holding dinner for me.
{62655}{62741}- This late?|- She's a helluva woman.
{62744}{62842}- That's why you love her.|- That's why l love her.
{62985}{63051}- You wanna come?|- Sure.