"Star Trek: DS9" - The Final Chapter, I-II Quiz

Answer: The Bajorans expect an elaborate ceremony

"Kasidy, I think this is going to be a little more complicated than we thought." -- Sisko, seeing a crowd of Bajoran onlookers

Thoughts of retiring on his newly purchased land in Kendra province prompt Ben to reflect on the changes in his life and plans since coming to Bajor, even learning that his mother was part Prophet. Wanting to share his dream with Kasidy, he proposes and is accepted, much to matchmaker and best man Jake's satisfaction! A small ceremony on DS9 officiated by Admiral Ross, however, seems impossible when Bajorans prepare to make their Emissary's wedding the largest Bajor has ever seen.

Answer: Singing Klingon opera

"If it wasn't for me, you'd still be drifting around in an escape pod singing Klingon opera." -- Ezri

Unsure if Worf even made it off the Koraga, Ezri is compelled to search for the man she was once married to against Sisko's orders, and despite Worf's avoidance of her. She is successful, but is met with coolness from Worf. He does, however, admit to taking advantage of the escape pod's acoustics and singing Gav'ot Toh'va. A Dominion attack forces them to abandon the runabout for a nearby planet, where antagonism turns unwisely to romance. There, they are captured by the Breen.

Answer: Kill the current Vorta medical team

"Have them [the Vorta doctors] document their efforts and then eliminate them." -- The Founder

Damar resorts to kanar to battle, not only the cold temperatures the Founder requires, but also his conscience, as he yields to her secretive demands and flagrant disregard for Cardassian lives. Weyoun reports to the ill Founder that the Vorta doctors' latest attempts to find a vaccine have failed. She orders that the team be eliminated, and their clones activated to get a new perspective. She gives him a sample of her skin that, when reverted to its gelatinous state, turns an unhealthy shade of blue.

Answer: He looks Bajoran

"That surgeon you recommended does excellent work. What do you think?" -- Dukat

Dukat observes that Damar is still under Weyoun's thumb, but is unconcerned about the Vorta himself, despite failed promises from the past. He assures Damar of sincerity in his newfound faith, and enlists the help of his old friend. When Dukat returns, he bears the visage of a Bajoran, a temporary but necessary ploy for his current agenda. Damar hopes that the procedure's reversal is equally successful.

Answer: Sarah Sisko

"You are the Sisko. You are part of me." -- The Sarah Prophet

Sisko calls out to the Prophets, and is met by the being who shared the existence of his mother, Sarah Sisko, to ensure that Benjamin would be born. Sarah tells him that Kasidy cannot share the path that lies ahead of him, and warns him that if he remains with her, he would know only sorrow. His greatest trial is just ahead. Showing a mother's concern for her son, she encourages him to stay on the path.

Answer: A guide

"Bajor's fate rests with you...the Guide will reveal the way." -- The Wormhole Aliens

When Winn offers to perform the wedding ceremony, Ben reveals his troubling, albeit unclear, vision from the Prophets. She brings up the sore spot that, since the Prophets have never deigned to visit her, she wouldn't know about the manner in which they speak. But, her greed for power is aroused when she receives her own vision, telling her to take Bajor's fate out of Sisko's hands and into her own. A Guide is promised, one who will reveal the way to the Restoration.

Answer: Julian

"Just when I thought he was about to kill me, he reached up and took off his helmet. And it was Julian." -- Ezri, analyzing a strange dream about the Breen

While Worf seeks a means of escape and Ezri tires of being compared to Jadzia, the two remain in captivity on the Breen ship and are fed only algae paste. It is said that no one has seen a Breen without his helmet and lived to tell, so they can only theorize about their captors' appearance. They are both interrogated and subjected to memory probes, and brought back in states of delirium. To Worf's dismay, Ezri's incoherent words contain Dr. Bashir's name: "Kiss me, Julian."

Answer: A man of the land

"I'm just a simple man of the land." -- Dukat, in the guise of Anjohl Tennan

Dukat leaves Cardassia, his parting words to Damar an encouragement to become the brave leader Cardassia needs. Slipping aboard DS9 unnoticed, he appeals to Kai Winn for a blessing, declaring himself a man of the land, a farmer, named Anjohl Tennan. Shrewd Ranjen Solbor grows suspicious, but Winn recalls the words of her vision: the Guide would possess the wisdom of the land. She falls for Dukat's trap, taking the "humble Bajoran farmer" into her closest confidence.

Answer: Yes

"By the power invested in me by the United Federation of Planets, I pronounce you husband and wife." -- Admiral Ross

Initially telling Kasidy that he can't go against the Prophets, a decision supported by Kira, Ben rethinks the matter after Quark delivers the beautiful ring he would waste. Abandoning the wishes of the Prophets in favor of his human needs, Ben assures Kasidy that his desire to marry her comes first, and they quickly hold a small, simple ceremony attended by their friends. Sarah returns, telling her son to be careful, that she cannot change the trial ahead. Ben finishes his vows.

Answer: They are turned over to the Dominion

"The birth of the alliance between the Dominion and the Breen. Changes everything, doesn't it?" -- Weyoun

Feeling betrayed, Worf stares down Ezri, who is startled herself when he reveals her subconscious mind's revelation about Julian. Their argument is cut short when the Breen beam them over to the Jem'Hadar ship, where Weyoun commends the Dominion's new allies on the thoughtfulness of making a "gift" of their prisoners. Ezri and Worf are left to wonder: what will the alliance mean for the Federation?