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A re-telling of Edgar Allen Poe's classic poem with a Garak/Bashir twist - Garak is lonely and unhappy without Bashir after the war and takes matters into his own hands during a nighttime visit from the good doctor. Just in time for Halloween...
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Garak and Odo have not returned from their mission to the Gamma Quadrant in search of Enabran Tain - in fact, they are missing and presumed dead, and Julian Bashir finds himself dealing with that news badly. Very, very badly. Until, that is, he begins to wonder if Garak hasn't perhaps returned after all.
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The stardate is 48750.1, shortly after the first hints of the looming Federation conflict with the Dominion. Doctor Julian Bashir and his Cardassian friend, the former Obsidian Order agent Elim Garak, have moved beyond friendship to love and intimacy. The two are in the midst, in fact, of contemplating further steps toward building a life together. That is, until Bashir, during a routine mission to the Gamma Quadrant, is thrown back in time to stardate 46420.1, just a few days after his arrival on Deep Space Nine and his first tentative encounters with the mysterious Garak.
There's one little problem - he doesn't know at first that he time-traveled. Neither does the Garak he encounters. And neither does the Julian Bashir who, brand new to DS9, unknowingly finds himself catapulted three years into the future and to a Garak who is considerably more "friendly" than the Garak he thought he just met. Misunderstandings to be resolved all around - both now *and* then.
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This story is a "what if?" story - what if Garak had been forced to remain behind on DS9 when Dukat and the Dominion took over, at the end of the fifth season episode "Call to Arms"?
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A re-working of the DS9 episode "Empok Nor" with one major twist - it is now Julian Bashir, rather than Nog, who accompanies O'Brien and Garak to Empok Nor. Garak had barely begun a very tentative pursuit of Bashir on DS9 but his feelings for him run deep, so the thought of Bashir with O'Brien is already enough to send him over the edge - and the psychotropic drug infecting him finishes the job. Warning: Bashir gets hurt in this. By Garak, unfortunately.

