Gul Dukat

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  The Dominion gained a foothold in the Alpha Quadrant when Gul Dukat announced that the Cardassian Union was joining the Dominion in 2373.

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  Gul Dukat, once and again the master of Terok Nor, stepped through the airlock and down onto the deck plates, flanked by two Cardassian guards.The Gul looked down at Kira, a head shorter than he, and smiled in a way that made Odo move minutely closer to her.
  
  "Well, Major Kira, what a pleasure to see you!After all this time, who would have thought we would be working together again?"Dukat's voice was warm, but there was an iciness beneath its cordial tone that neither Kira nor Odo missed.
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  "Gul Dukat, the Bajoran Government would like to formally welcome you to ... to Terok Nor.We look forward to working in close cooperation with you and the Dominion toward achieving a peaceful and productive alliance for all."She squared her jaw and extended her hand."I officially transfer command of this station to you, and pledge the cooperation of myself, my staff and my crew."
  
  "I accept that cooperation with gratitude, Major," smiled Dukat, taking Kira's hand in both of his.
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  Surprised, Dukat dropped Kira's hand.She stepped back, wiping her palm on her hip.
  
  "*odoital*" Dukat murmured, slurring the Cardassian word so that the universal translator did not recognize it and left it unaltered.Odo, however, knew Dukat was putting him in his place, reminding him of the "nothing" that he had been before Dukat had made him security chief of Terok Nor during the Occupation."It's very rewarding to see my protege doing so well.I can't tell you how pleased I am to have you under my command again."He did sound pleased, in a way that chilled Odo to the center of his mass.The shapeshifter stood motionless and silent, allowing only his eyes to reply.The last vestiges of Dukat's artificial warmth dissipated.
  
  "I assume you have made arrangements for quarters for myself and my staff, Major," he said to Kira."Why don't you show us to them?"
  
  "Of course."She turned her back on the Cardassian party and marched off down the hall.Dukat and his guards fell into step behind her.
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  And just how long do you think it will take Dukat to have us found and brought back here?"
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  Ziyal, child of Gul Dukat and his Bajoran mistress, rose from her seat on a packing crate and came to stand beside Garak, taking his hand and smiling up at Odo.
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  "My orders, *and yours*, are to remain on this damnable station and work with Dukat.
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  What do you think he'll do when Dukat calls to 'regretfully inform' him that you've met with some 'unfortunate accident'?"
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  Whether his methods are crude or polished, Dukat *will* assert his power with a free and enthusiastic hand."
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  The constant stress endured during weeks of working for Dukat had used Kira's physical resources beyond the ability of a night's sleep to restore them.She sat stiffly behind her desk, rubbing the back of her neck with one hand, fatigue and tension warring within her for the right to torment her body.The muscles in her right shoulder burned as if a knife with a heated blade had been slid into them.Her jaw ached from unconscious, unceasing gritting of her teeth, and her eyes throbbed with fatigue.
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  The stylus snapped in Kira's suddenly clenched fingers ... the door framed not the slender figure of her Security Chief but the looming bulk of Gul Dukat.
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  "Dukat."The name fell like lead shielding into the air between them.
  
  "Major," replied Dukat, his voice smooth and polite."You're working late."
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  Dukat stepped behind Kira's desk and placed his hand on her shoulder, gently squeezing it.She felt his fingers trace the line of her collarbone beneath her uniform.It took all her self-control not to spring to her feet and fire her clenched fist at his face; instead, she pushed her chair back and twisted it away from him, breaking the contact.Dukat's smile disappeared, but he maintained the pleasant tone in his voice.
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  Dukat walked with her, one hand hovering behind her back.Odo saw her look up and see him, saw the blatant plea in her wide eyes, and knew that the situation had escalated somehow.But everything went to hell before he could even reach the stairs.
  
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  As Kira and Dukat started down the Promenade together, two Cardassians approached them, holding an old Bajoran man between them.
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  Dukat, however, seemed quite pleased at the encounter.
  
  "Why, Vedek Craston," said Gul Dukat, his voice condescending.
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  And the will of the Prophets will be your undoing, Gul Dukat.Soon ... "
  
  Dukat cut him off with a laugh.
  
  "The Prophets!Absentee landlords to your pitiful planet for over fifty years.If they were so interested in Bajor's welfare, why didn't they take a hand sooner?"
  
  "It is not their way to dirty their hands with petty tyrants like you, Dukat," retorted the Vedek, shaking a finger in the Gul's face.
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  The golden mass dimmed and sloughed away, leaving Dukat gasping for breath.
  
  "*Now* you can kill it," muttered the second guard.The setting changed, the phaser leveled on the quivering amber puddle at Dukat's side.With amazing rapidity the mass congealed into a small, dull pile and without warning shot straight up, changing in mid-air to a Bajoran bat and flapping unsteadily but rapidly off down the Promenade airspace.Phaser beams shot after it but did not connect ... Odo was gone.
  
  Dukat hefted himself slowly to his knees."Get me to the Infirmary," he growled.
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  He'd come close to killing Gul Dukat, there on the Promenade; he'd been furious enough to do it.Odo swore he would not indulge that desire again.
  
  He stirred in his hiding place.He had been regenerating for only a few hours, and he was still exhausted, but he knew he had to move.
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  "Gul, the diplomatic pouch to Bajor -- the transport is leaving shortly.Have you approved the contents?"
  
  Dukat looked absently up from his desk at the young Cardassian aide."In a moment," he said."Hold the transport, and wait outside."
  
  "Yes, sir."The officer nodded, turned briskly and left.Dukat returned his attention to the two items on his desktop -- items that had been enclosed in a sealed pouch he'd found resting there when he had entered his locked and guarded suite that morning.A Bajoran combadge, and an odd little locket.When Dukat held it flat on his palm, the release sprung open and a tiny ... something ... morphed out of the hollow confines to dance for him.Curious, he mused.Especially in light of the docking bay accident last night, in which several Cardassians had been severely injured, and two civilians killed.

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  It wasn't until late 2373 that the Cardassians under a new government (led by Gul Dukat) joined the Dominion as members.

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  Tora Ziyal was the illegitimate daughter of the Cardassian Gul Dukat and the Bajoran Tora Naprem, conceived during the Occupation when Dukat was in command of Terok Nor.
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  Ronald D. Moore commented: "Ziyal was kept out of public view during the Cardassian Occupation as was her mother since it would've been politically incorrect for Dukat to have a Bajoran family at that time."
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  Dukat learned that Major Kira Nerys was mounting a search for the transport and arranged to have himself join her.
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  Dukat was demoted from his position as chief military advisor to the Detapa Council and assigned to command the freighter Groumall, while his wife took their children and left him.
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  However, after the Groumall was destroyed and Dukat took command of a captured Klingon Bird-of-Prey, Ziyal returned with Kira to live on Deep Space 9.
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  Dukat had conceded that it would be a better life for her on the station than accompanying him on his war against the Klingons. (DS9: "Return to Grace")
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  Garak was initially concerned that Ziyal might try to kill him, due to the enmity between him and Dukat, though the two eventually developed a relationship.Dukat was outraged when he learned of this development in 2373 upon his return visit to Deep Space 9.At that time, Dukat had been secretly negotiating the alliance between the Cardassian Union and the Dominion.
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  In response, Dukat disowned her and would soon condemn her to death with a plan to destroy the Bajoran sun. (DS9: "For the Cause", "In Purgatory's Shadow", "By Inferno's Light")
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  Although Dukat doted on Ziyal, it was difficult to reconcile her sympathy towards the Federation with his direction of the Dominion war effort.
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  As the Federation-Klingon fleet neared the station, Ziyal and Dukat found each other in a corridor.
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  The stricken Dukat refused to leave Ziyal's side as the Dominion forces evacuated the station.Just before she died, he told her that he forgave her, and that he loved her too.Garak arrived at the station too late except to see Ziyal's body, while Dukat became mentally unstable in the wake of her death. (DS9: "Favor the Bold", "Sacrifice of Angels")

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  It was Marc Alaimo alias Gul Dukat of DS9.

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  Dukat was known to have two half Bajoran children, including Tora Ziyal and another with Mika.
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  This belief is summed up by Dukat when he announced Cardassia's membership in the Dominion, saying: "The Dominion recognizes us for what we are... the true leaders of the Alpha Quadrant. The Cardassians were particularly adamant that the Bajorans were a weak and inferior race. While stranded on a planet with Benjamin Sisko, Dukat explained how the Cardassians felt about the Bajorans, saying: "From the moment we arrived on Bajor, it was clear that we were the superior race.
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  In an attempt to restore Cardassia to its former glory, Dukat secretly negotiated Cardassia's entry into the Dominion. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")
  
  When Gul Dukat completed negotiations with the Dominion in 2373, the Detapa Council ceased to exist altogether, just as the Obsidian Order had two years prior. Placed as the leader of the Cardassian Union, Gul Dukat had control over the majority of Cardassian affairs. However, he was forced to work under the regulations of the Dominion. During the first three months of the Dominion War, Dukat generally controlled the Cardassian and Dominion fleets, with Weyoun overseeing his decisions. Dukat was able to maintain an equal standing with Weyoun, though both were subjected to the unquestionable orders of the Founders. (DS9: "The Die is Cast", "In Purgatory's Shadow", "By Inferno's Light", "Call to Arms", "A Time to Stand", "Favor the Bold")
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  In order to drive out the Klingons from their territory, destroy the Maquis in the Demilitarized Zone and regain Cardassia's status in the Alpha Quadrant, Gul Dukat signed a treaty making Cardassia a member of the Dominion.

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  In 2362, Gul Dukat took the unusual step of appointing a non-Cardassian as the chief of security aboard Terok Nor.
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  Gul Dukat ordered his warship through the wormhole, and was apparently trapped on the far side when the beings controlling the wormhole collapsed its entrance.
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  A short time later, the Maquis also kidnapped Gul Dukat from the station while aboard for consultations with Commander Sisko regarding the situation in the DMZ. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I")
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  A large fleet of more than 50 Jem'Hadar warships bypassed the station and moved instead to annex the Cardassian Empire - at the invitation of Gul Dukat.
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  However, Dukat committed additional ships to mount another assault, and facing overwhelming numbers, Sisko decided to abandon the station. (DS9: "Call to Arms")
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  During this five-month period, the station was personally commanded by Gul Dukat in cooperation with Weyoun, the Vorta supervisor of the Cardassian Union.

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  However, the writers did not want to lose Dax, so the Dax symbiont was saved when Gul Dukat killed Jadzia, and de Boer was brought on as its new host.
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  According to Dukat, at the time of first contact, Cardassia was at least 400 years ahead of Bajor in every way.
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  In an [http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/features/specials/article/1617.html an article about Star Treks greatest villains], STARTREK.com described Gul Dukat as "possibly the most complex and fully-developed bad guy in Star Trek history". Dukat in particular was the focus of several episodes, such as "Waltz", in which he has gone insane and begins to halleucinate, and "Covenant", in which he becomes a twisted Messianic figurehead for a group of Bajorans.
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  Garak was frequently at odds with Gul Dukat, the station's former commander.
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  Dukat (Fighting two Klingons with bat'leth): I suppose you would prefer the simplicity of an interrogation chamber.
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  In another incident Gul Dukat is driven insane when his daughter Tora Ziyal dies.
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  See also: Gul (Star Trek)
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  Then, sometime between October 2373 and February 2374, with a Dominion attack on Deep Space Nine imminent, Gul Dukat announced the Cardassian Union's entry into the Dominion, shocking not only the Federation but most Cardassians as well. At the same time, Gul Dukat announced his ascension as leader of the Cardassian Union. Five days later, nearly the entire Maquis movement was slaughtered by the Dominion (except for those on the USS Voyager, that was lost in the Delta Quadrant at the time).
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  Gul Dukat was captured after his daughter Ziyal was killed by Gul Damar, who was then promoted to Legate ("Sacrifice of Angels").

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  However, the writers did not want to lose Dax, so the Dax symbiont was saved when Gul Dukat killed Jadzia, and de Boer was brought on as its new host.
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  According to Dukat, at the time of first contact, Cardassia was at least 400 years ahead of Bajor in every way.
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  In an [http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/features/specials/article/1617.html an article about Star Treks greatest villains], STARTREK.com described Gul Dukat as "possibly the most complex and fully-developed bad guy in Star Trek history". Dukat in particular was the focus of several episodes, such as "Waltz", in which he has gone insane and begins to halleucinate, and "Covenant", in which he becomes a twisted Messianic figurehead for a group of Bajorans.
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  Garak was frequently at odds with Gul Dukat, the station's former commander.
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  Dukat (Fighting two Klingons with bat'leth): I suppose you would prefer the simplicity of an interrogation chamber.

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  Garak was frequently at odds with Gul Dukat, the station's former commander.
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  Dukat (Fighting two Klingons with bat'leth): I suppose you would prefer the simplicity of an interrogation chamber.

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