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sarek: if he couldn’t do this incredibly intimate and special soulmelding lifetransition thing with you then he must not have done it at all

Clay brick with a stamped cuneiform inscription and a dog’s pawprints.

"Some are born Great, Some achive Greatness, and Some people are Billy Lubekeman, whom Greatness abandoned like a shopping cart in a drainage ditch."

like “xyz is gay or at least bi, “they’re at least bi, if not a lesbian,” “hopefully they make [insert character here] bi at the very least,” and all variations paint bisexuality as a lesser sexuality and yet y’all fucking love using that phrase.

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“Someone’s sending all this to Dukat, yeah?” 

Man, this was a blast to draw. With all the negativity in the world right now, just needed something fun to cheer me up. 

Based off @captaincrusher​‘s post.

To sum up, it’s never really touched on that Sisko has Dukat’s old office, and the implications of this. One of the theories thrown in was that a week after settling in, a life-sized bronze statue of Dukat shows up (after being held up in Bolian customs for three weeks), and Sisko has to sign for it. They don’t know what to do with it, so it just does the rounds of the station:

It ends up in the rec room for Julian and Miles to throw things at.

Kira gets back from a week-long mission to Bajor, finds it just inside her bedroom door. Barely misses it with her phaser. 

She places it just so inside the infirmary doors, so it’ll topple onto Julian when he walks in the following morning. 

Nog looses a bet with Jadzia, has to sneak it into Sisko’s office wearing the ‘Everybody loves me’ shirt.

Revenge is enacted.

Quark thinks it’d be a great way to fool Odo. Turns out paper plates sticky-taped on aren’t the answer.

It ends up at Garak’s. No one’s sure exactly how or why, but the results are beautiful. 

Ziyal, my poor baby. Sisko’s given her a cargo bay to decorate. 

At one point, O’Brien has to go on an urgent mission. For some godforsaken reason, the statue has ended up in the runabout and there’s no time to unload it. So he pilots for 54 hours straight while feeling the itch of Dukat’s soulless glare on the back of his head.