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Review

Series :	Deep Space Nine	Rating :
Disc No :	1.4	Episode :	14
First Aired :	9 May 1993	Stardate :	46844.3
Director :	Les Landau	Year :	2369
Writers :	Peter Allan Fields	Season :	1
Guest Cast :	Annie O'Donnell as Keena Aron Eisenberg as Nog Brian Keith as Mullibok Michael Bofshever as Toran Nicholas Worth as Lissepian captain Robert Riordan as First guard Terrence Evans as Baltrim
Moral :	Progress :  Progress can often be a difficult process.
YATI :	When Kira finally decides to evict Mullibok, she does it in a remarkably brutal fashion. First she blows his kiln to pieces with her sidearm, then she sets fire to his house and all his belongings in front of him! Why not just beam him up to her Runabout and leave?

Plotline

When the Provisional Government decides to evacuate a moon to tap it for energy, one resident refuses to leave. Major Kira finds herself torn when ordered to remove him.

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