Business as Usual

The morals of selling weapons and how far our Ferengi bartender is willing to go to turn a profit. It’s all well and good to sell the weapons, but when you factor in the cost of lives who will perish from those sold guns is the price too high? For Quark he blindly follows cousin Gaila until he comes to that realisation and I think that’s what makes his character so rich and “un-Ferengi.”

Meanwhile, O’Brien struggles with his newborn son who refuses to be placated by anyone else. Some classic moments include our Chief playing darts and hiding the newborn in the maintenance pit in Ops.