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⌈ Secret Post #2575 ⌋

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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[Aneurin Barnard]

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[Trailer Park Boys]

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[Orphan Black]

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[Sherlock (BBC)]

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[Agents of SHIELD, Torchwood]

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[Saiyuki]

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[Blake's 7]

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[The L Word]

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Ugh, I'd forgotten about his mother. Personally I wasn't fond of the ascension plot and would have preferred Sisko to be just someone that the prophets found suitable to serve as their spokesman.

Kai Winn's romance with Dukat pretty much amounted to character assassination and anything would have been better. Co-operation with Section 31 would have been in line with her previous characterization as a manipulator.

But if Sisko is only the avatar/corporeal agent of the prophets, it negates most of his relationship with them, especially his gradually eroding resistance throughout the series. Sisko is as much the Emissary of the prophets to the other flesh-and-blood people as he is the Emissary of Humanoid life to the wormhole aliens.

I think the canon explanation for the ascension goes back to the point when Team Federation retakes the station in early S6-- Sisko's ready to die Light Brigade-style and the prophets are having none of that, so he pretty much forces them to destroy the Dominion fleet (ie, perform a miracle). They do but they're not happy about it, demanding he do penance at the end of his journey; ie, come join them. But I like to think that Sisko will have as much of an effect on the wormhole aliens as they had on him.

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