DEEP SPACE NINE: "Change of Heart" - REV. 1/9/98 - ACT THREE    30.

33   INT. QUARK'S

	A few hours later. Bashir has taken off his jacket and 
	rolled up his sleeves. Three of the N.D. Ferengi have 
	dropped out of the game and are watching from the 
	sidelines along with O'Brien. Bashir and Quark have 
	the biggest piles of money left on the table and it's 
	quickly becoming a two-man game. Quark is dealing the 
	cards. Bashir only glances at his hand, then puts it 
	down.

					BASHIR 
			Buy at three hundred and sell at 
			three fifty.

	He spins the wheel and when it finally stops, the last 
	N.D. throws down his cards in disgust and gets up from 
	the table. Quark isn't fazed at all.

					QUARK 
			You're a quick study, doctor, I'll 
			give you that.

					BASHIR
			You mean quick for a "Hew-mon," 
			don't you, Quark?

					QUARK
			I would never say something so 
			distasteful during a game.

					BASHIR
			You'd wait until it was over.

					QUARK
			Of course. Evade.

	He spins the wheel and then deals two more cards for 
	each of them.

					QUARK 
			Dax was a quick study too. She 
			told me it only took her two weeks 
			to win her first match -- that's 
			practically unheard of.

					BASHIR
			Dax specializes in the unexpected. 
			I'm still buying at three hundred, 
			selling at four hundred and I'd 
			like to index the margin at twenty 
			percent.