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      DEEP SPACE NINE: "Once More... " - REV. 10/01/98 - TEASER       2.

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					O'BRIEN 
			Come on. Santa Anna didn't care 
			about the "rules of war." If 
			he'd executed Davy Crockett at 
			the Alamo he would've considered 
			it a point of pride.

					BASHIR
			All right. Try this: in 
			Eighteen thirty-six Crockett is 
			forty-nine -- quite old by the 
			standards of the time. His days 
			as an Indian fighter are well 
			behind him. He's just an ex-
			Congressman... all reputation. 
			He's not going to be the man who 
			fights to his last breath. When 
			it's clearly hopeless, when the 
			ammunition is gone and Mexican 
			soldiers are swarming over the 
			Alamo's battlements, Davy 
			Crockett would surrender. 
			It's logical.

					O'BRIEN
			I'm not saying it couldn't have 
			happened, I'm just saying there's 
			no proof.

	Worf has finally had enough.

					WORF
			You are both wrong. 
				(beat) 
			The only real question is whether 
			you believe in the legend of Davy 
			Crockett or not. If you do, then 
			there should be no doubt in your 
			mind that he died the death of a 
			hero. If you do not believe in 
			the legend, then he was just a 
			man... and it doesn't matter how 
			he died.

	Worf gets up and heads for the door. O'Brien and 
	Bashir consider that for a beat.

					BASHIR 
			Well. I guess that settles that.

					O'BRIEN 
			I guess so.