DEEP SPACE NINE: "'Til Death... " - REV. 03/19/99 - ACT FOUR    45.

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					WINN
			I doubt he would've been able to 
			appreciate it as much. Not being 
			Bajoran.

	Dukat plays it as if he's hesitant to raise a 
	controversial subject.

					DUKAT 
			I suppose not. The Prophets may 
			have chosen to speak through him, 
			but he's not truly one of us, is 
			he?

	Winn leans in, sensing they have similar opinions 
	about Sisko.


					WINN 
			No, he isn't.

					DUKAT 
			There are times when I find 
			myself wondering if he really 
			understands our people.

	Dukat catches himself, as if he thinks he's said too 
	much.

					DUKAT 
			Still. It's not my place to 
			question why the Prophets would 
			choose him to be their Emissary.

					WINN 
			You forget that the Prophets 
			chose you to be my Guide. Speak 
			your mind freely, Anjohl.

	Dukat takes the license she's offered him.

					DUKAT 
			The Emissary didn't suffer 
			through the Occupation. 
			He has no idea what the 
			Cardassians did to us. Those 
			years left many scars on Bajor's 
			soul -- how can he help heal what 
			he could never comprehend?

	Winn is lapping it up, he's feeding the resentments 
	she's kept to herself for a long time.

					WINN 
			I've often asked myself the same 
			thing.