SHORT STORY
"Face Value"
Attribution
Series:	Deep Space Nine
Author(s):	Una McCormack
Publication information
Printed:	Prophecy and Change
Chronology
Date:	2375

Kira enlists the help of a Bajoran friend to provide her and the Cardassian Rebellion with weapons to fight the Dominion.

Contents 1 Summary 2 Characters 3 References 3.1 Locations 3.2 Starship classes 3.3 Species 3.4 States and Organizations 3.5 Other 4 Information 5 Connections

SummaryEdit

CharactersEdit

Corat Damar • Estal Vilar • Furel • Elim Garak • Kira Nerys • Mila • Shakaar Edon • Trelar

Referenced only 

Julian Bashir • Niala Damar • Sakal Damar • Corbin Entek • Iloja of Prim • Odo • Preloc • Rantok • Revok • Rusot • Benjamin Sisko • Enabran Tain • Tora Ziyal

ReferencesEdit

LocationsEdit

Cardassia • Cardassia City • Tozhat Memorial • Veterans' Bridge

Referenced only 

Amantha • Bajor • Rakantha Province • Singha • Tozhat Province

Starship classesEdit

Jem'Hadar fighter

SpeciesEdit

Bajoran • Cardassian

Referenced only 

Jem'Hadar • Prophets

States and OrganizationsEdit

Cardassian Guard • Cardassian Liberation Front • Cardassian Union • Dominion • Starfleet • United Federation of Planets

Referenced only 

Bajoran Resistance • Cardassian Central Command • Obsidian Order • Shakaar Resistance Cell

OtherEdit

Disruptor • Hypospray • Legate • Moba fruit • Moba tree • Occupation of Bajor • Phaser • Plasma rifle • Pulse grenade • Scorched earth • Soil declamator • Tojal • Virtual display device • Water • Yamok sauce

InformationEdit

• This story begins a week after the Dominion crushed the Cardassian Rebellion in "The Dogs of War". The prologue features their arrival at Cardassia aboard their Jem'Hadar fighter in that episode and the epilogue features Damar's death in "What You Leave Behind".
• The events of "Tacking Into the Wind" are recalled by the main characters.
• Kira recalls the events of "Second Skin" where she was disguised as Iliana Ghemor. In Voyages of Imagination, Una McCormack states Kira's experience in that episode were "very relevant" in this story.
• McCormack's original idea for her Prophecy and Change story was to pick up where "In the Pale Moonlight" (her favorite DS9 episode) left off. Marco Palmieri felt there was enough material from that pitch for a novel, which became Hollow Men. (Voyages of Imagination)
• McCormack enjoyed writing about the Cardassian Rebellion during Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Final Chapter arc, as it reminded her of Roj Blake and his resistance group from the BBC science fiction series Blake's 7. (Voyages of Imagination)

ConnectionsEdit

• Prophecy and Change article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

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