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| − | '''''The Call of the Prophets''''' was a work of [[Bajoran]] [[author]] [[Akorem Laan]]. It was greatly influential, but unfinished when he disappeared into the then-undiscovered [[Bajoran wormhole]]. |
+ | '''''The Call of the Prophets''''' was a work of [[Bajoran]] [[author]] [[Akorem Laan]]. It was greatly influential, but unfinished when he disappeared into the then-undiscovered [[Bajoran wormhole]]. It was [[Major]] [[Kira Nerys|Kira]]'s favorite work by him. |
| − | When Akorem was returned to his own time, he finished his work. This created a minor [[temporal paradox]] in that |
+ | When Akorem was returned to his own time, he finished his work. This created a minor [[temporal paradox]] in that Kira remembered the incomplete work. ({{DS9|Accession}}) |
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Revision as of 13:37, 27 August 2014
AT: "xx" The Call of the Prophets was a work of Bajoran author Akorem Laan. It was greatly influential, but unfinished when he disappeared into the then-undiscovered Bajoran wormhole. It was Major Kira's favorite work by him.
When Akorem was returned to his own time, he finished his work. This created a minor temporal paradox in that Kira remembered the incomplete work. (DS9: "Accession")
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