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Julian returns to see Garak after several years away, feeling a need to explain his absence- and why he must remain absent. Garak convinces him to give them both one more week.
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if you stay you can't go wrong by hingabee for PunishedPyotr
Fandoms: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
23 Oct 2021
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This time he can author his own downfall, because some abstract galactic sense of irony has decided that Jules Bashir deserves to develop a sense of control for the first time in his life just as he is stripped utterly bare of any and all autonomy.
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- Part 1 of boogieverse
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The war still rages on. The horrors of Internment Camp 371 threaten to overwhelm them both. But just for tonight, the station is quiet, and Garak and Julian share a few hours of peace.
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- Part 1 of Almost Pillow Talk
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carrion men, groaning for burial by spitshinedgold for IridescentLily
Fandoms: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
06 Jun 2021
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A moment of comfort in Internment Camp 371.
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If there's anyone better at pushing Julian's buttons than Garak, it's Enabran Tain (not in a fun way). But there is little amusement in Camp 371, so what are you going to do?
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Julian and Martok, at camp 371
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Julian Bashir is a prisoner of the Dominion. Some days are better than others.
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The seconds hurrying by were frantic and slippery. Julian couldn't find the strength in his now malnourished bones to grasp the time and truly see through the white noise. The last reliable time he had made note of was old news by now, as time flowed like a ferocious river current and didn't slow for anyone. The water had already swept him away, and someday his head will finally sink below the surface and drown in the familiar face of darkness.
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Or, Julian's thoughts while being held in solitary confinement at Internment Camp 371. Small bit of Garashir. Written for Febuwhump day three: Imprisoned.
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- Part 2 of Febuwhump 2021
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Julian listens to Garak's final conversation with Enabran Tain.
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Taking Steps Is Easy, Standing Still Is Hard by Vermin_Disciple
Fandoms: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek
02 Feb 2021
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Tain had briefly considered having Bashir eliminated shortly after Garak’s implant malfunctioned, before determining that it was more trouble than it was worth.
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In solitary there are so many disquieting trains of thought that he simply cannot close his eyes. How they’re faring in the barracks with their one doctor snatched away; whether Tain’s plan has a snowball’s chance in hell of working and what violations the operative they’ve certainly left in his place on the station has already committed.
To occupy himself, Bashir runs calculations until he arrives at a 27.3% chance of their escape. Then he thinks of sharp blue eyes and quicksilver quips and cracks that flow between them like volleys at a tennis match, and rounds his figure to 31.7.
Vignettes from Julian Bashir’s POV during “In Purgatory’s Shadow” and “By Inferno’s Light”
Written for the Star Trek: Just in Time Fest
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Major Kalenna Dividing Water by Jisa_Patryn for StoplightDelight
Fandoms: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
10 Jan 2021
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A bit of fanart for StoplightDelight's "The Viewless Winds".
I was struck by Major Kalenna's decision to share the water between all the prisoners in the barracks and drew it. Pencil on paper.
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While imprisoned in Internment Camp 371, Dr. Julian Bashir was noticed simply because he was an Augment and the Jem'Hadar wanted to take advantage of his unique genetics through surgical experimentation. Now free of the camp, Dr. Bashir is left with a consequence of the experimentation and he must find a way to integrate that consequence into his life without causing too much of a disruption. Fortunately for him, his friends will not let him endure the experience alone.
This serves as a prequel to 'Inner Loss'
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- Part 1 of Inner Loss
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It's a Cold World by Udaberri
Fandoms: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: The Next Generation
15 Oct 2020
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Internment Camp 371 is a cold, colorless, miserable place. Until rescue comes, the only thing Deanna can do is survive; but even if she briefly falters, someone else there is willing to help.
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Julian Bashir returns from the Dominion camp 371 but can't find his place. Not knowing how to belong, he begins to self-destruct. He turns to Elim Garak for help but Garak knows he is no one's savior and isn't sure why Bashir does not understand that.
Perhaps, though, they can teach each other what it means to come back home.
(I've rearranged this so all explicit material is crowded into the last chapter; you don't have to read it to finish the story, if smut isn't your thing. Without chapter ten, this is probably an M rating.)
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Sooner or later, Julian's protective lies end up giving him gnawing guilt with a side of self-loathing. This time, it happens when Tain is dying.
A Babel Trek fic where there are no universal translators in Internment Camp 371, and Julian & Garak have to deal with the repercussions.
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Imprisoned at Dominion Internment Camp 371, Doctor Julian Bashir struggles to adapt. His skills are needed and there is at least a thin hope of escape, but survival at the hands of the Jem'Hadar is a daily struggle for everyone. Much relies on Garak back on Deep Space Nine. But even if Julian does get home, what will follow him?
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Garak struggles to overcome his fear of intimacy; a struggle not helped by events unfolding around him.
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- Part 5 of Unfamiliar Affections
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The arrival of two infants on the station causes a shift of alliances, bringing about both beginnings and endings that are painful for all involved. Julian and his co-conspirators make their move with the odds against them. They are left to wonder if the prize is worth the price.
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- Part 26 of DS9: Sub-Prime
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Julian sinks deeper into the intrigues and dangers of life within Internment Camp 371. In a den of spies and soldiers, trust is a rare commodity that could be more trouble than it’s worth. Garak finds himself drawn into a web of deceit for once not of his making while doing what he can to represent Cardassia’s interests on Bajor. After an unexpected medical emergency on the runabout, he learns things about himself and Odo that may make their status quo impossible to maintain.
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- Part 24 of DS9: Sub-Prime