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| rdfs:label | - Fallen Heroes
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| rdfs:comment | - Fallen Heroes is commonly named for lost heroes and heroines turning on the dark side. Many heroes walk a thin line between good and evil, indeed many heroes have been driven by despair, rage, or even madness onto the path of evil, often fighting against people they once protected or fought alongside. These villains turn evil due to events in their lives, such as being corrupted by another villain, their desire for revenge, a failed love relationship, or even betrayal. A Hero turned to the Dark side is usually the end-result of a protagonist exposed to a Corrupting Influence, a Brainwasher, a Possessor and occasionally a Charismatic Villain, an Extortionist or a Blackmailer.
- "Fallen Heroes" / "Héros déchus", est un roman racontant des étrangers venant chercher un prisonnier sur DS9, qui n'existe pas...
- Fallen Heroes is the eleventh episode of the seventh series of Shameless. Liam receives a letter from Debbie saying that she's being posted to Afghanistan. With Libby Croker now living with Frank, Liam tries to spurn her attempts at friendship, as he believes that she will become more disillusioned with Frank. Liam soon finds solace in the company of a retired RAF officer named Reggie. But Libby and Carl grow concerned when Liam spends too much time with Reggie. Karen finds out that Joe Pritchard is attending anger management classes, and seeks to help him out.
- A Lonat trader named Square Deal Djonreel comes to Deep Space Nine after returning from the Gamma Quadrant. He goes to Quark's and consults with him in a holosuite. He shows him a Cardassian strongbox that is at least 100 years old. Quark agrees to sell the box on consignment. From his office Odo watched the two through bugs that he had hidden in Quark's holosuites. Suspicious about the transaction he confronts Quark about the box and the possible contents.
- Fallen Heroes were a Punk/New Wave band also known as Razor Sharp in an earlier incarnation, they all came from North Norfolk and were a Paston School Band, generally there performaces were confined to the Bosa Chios in St Nicholas Square in North Walsham. They also played a lively set at a school disco or two and may have appeared at the local community centre. One known gig was 20th December 1979 at the Paston where they appeared with The Outlet. Originally they performed almost exclusively covers of Doctor Feelgood numbers, progressing on to Sex Pistols and so on.
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| Editeur | - Pocket Books / Pocket DS9 #5
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| Setting | - Voya Nui, Fragmented Universe
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| abstract | - Fallen Heroes is commonly named for lost heroes and heroines turning on the dark side. Many heroes walk a thin line between good and evil, indeed many heroes have been driven by despair, rage, or even madness onto the path of evil, often fighting against people they once protected or fought alongside. These villains turn evil due to events in their lives, such as being corrupted by another villain, their desire for revenge, a failed love relationship, or even betrayal. A Hero turned to the Dark side is usually the end-result of a protagonist exposed to a Corrupting Influence, a Brainwasher, a Possessor and occasionally a Charismatic Villain, an Extortionist or a Blackmailer.
- Fallen Heroes is the eleventh episode of the seventh series of Shameless. Liam receives a letter from Debbie saying that she's being posted to Afghanistan. With Libby Croker now living with Frank, Liam tries to spurn her attempts at friendship, as he believes that she will become more disillusioned with Frank. Liam soon finds solace in the company of a retired RAF officer named Reggie. But Libby and Carl grow concerned when Liam spends too much time with Reggie. Bruce Donnelly comes to Ian's house, saying that his and Maxine's father throw him out for being gay. But Maxine soon learns that her father, Cameron Donnelly, who is now separated from his wife, throw out Bruce for being a stoner. Annoyed at Bruces lies, Ian and Maxine force Bruce out. But Micky helps Bruce get a barman's job at The Jocky, where he develops a friendship with Mimi, even after telling that he's gay. Karen finds out that Joe Pritchard is attending anger management classes, and seeks to help him out.
- "Fallen Heroes" / "Héros déchus", est un roman racontant des étrangers venant chercher un prisonnier sur DS9, qui n'existe pas...
- Fallen Heroes were a Punk/New Wave band also known as Razor Sharp in an earlier incarnation, they all came from North Norfolk and were a Paston School Band, generally there performaces were confined to the Bosa Chios in St Nicholas Square in North Walsham. They also played a lively set at a school disco or two and may have appeared at the local community centre. One known gig was 20th December 1979 at the Paston where they appeared with The Outlet. Originally they performed almost exclusively covers of Doctor Feelgood numbers, progressing on to Sex Pistols and so on. Nigel Tudman was npt adverse to wearing eyeliner at gigs, which in 1979 in rural Norfolk was not only unheard of, but actually quite dangerous. Post Paston there were various versions of the band going under such names as The Coypus, The Whammy and Conditional Wow!
- A Lonat trader named Square Deal Djonreel comes to Deep Space Nine after returning from the Gamma Quadrant. He goes to Quark's and consults with him in a holosuite. He shows him a Cardassian strongbox that is at least 100 years old. Quark agrees to sell the box on consignment. From his office Odo watched the two through bugs that he had hidden in Quark's holosuites. Suspicious about the transaction he confronts Quark about the box and the possible contents. After accusing Odo of spying on him he reluctantly agrees to have the box scanned by Chief Miles O'Brien and Dr. Julian Bashir. After determining that the box's contents are seemingly harmless Quark goes to his office to open the box, under the supervision of Odo. Once Quark manages to successfully open the box they discover a device of unknown origin. Odo tries to confiscate it but Quark activates it and they are transported three days into the future. They discover a wrecked Deep Space Nine. Many things had been destroyed and there appeared to be no survivors. Meanwhile in the present day an alien ship arrives from the Gamma Quadrant and beams a strike force on board. The aliens destroy the Promenade and kill most of the civilians. Security forces try to stop them but their armor reflects any type of phaser blasts. During the fighting they discover that the aliens are under the impression that one of their own is being held captive. They would ask everyone the question, "Where is the other one that is like us?". They killed whoever didn't know the answer, which was everybody. After Keiko is killed, Miles goes into a rage but is killed by his own grenade. Three days in the future Odo and Quark discover the body of Jadzia Dax and one of the invaders. Upon seeing the invader Odo says that they were called the Bekkir by the Cardassians and that there was little known about them. Even their actual species name is unknown. The little information known about them is that they will attack anyone who violates their space or holds one of them captive. Odo deduces that when Quark activated the device it sent a signal to the Bekkir giving them the false impression that they were holding one of them captive. He also deduces that the device can also send them back. Back in the present day Kira manages to get her hands on a Bekkir weapon. She is able to hold of and kill many Bekkir while civilians evacuate. Unfortunately when the runabout Orinoco tries to take off it is hit by a Bekkir bomb. This sends the Orinoco crashing back into Deep Space Nine, crushing Kira in the process. In the future Odo and Quark are able to make their way to the infirmary. There they discover a dead Dr. Bashir and a recording containing his final moments. The recording shows Bashir trying to trick the Bekkir into sparing him and his patients. In the end he makes a mistake that causes the Bekkir to take his life. While in the infirmary Jake Sisko and Molly O'Brien find them. At first Jake is too perplexed to tell them what happened. Quark is dismayed to learn that his nephew, Nog, died while distracting a Bekkir. They also learn that Jake's father, Commander Benjamin Sisko, went down to the fusion reactors of Deep Space Nine and caused an electromagnetic pulse that killed most of the Bekkir and civilians. Jake and Molly survived because they were in a heavily shielded area. The group goes down to the level above the fusion reactor to get a key from one the Bekkir that can activate the device to send them back. Even though he is extremely fatigued from not regenerating for a long time Odo goes down into the fusion reactors. With a great deal of effort he manages to get the key and climb back up before reverting back to his liquid state. After scooping him into a bucket Quark activates the device and he is sent back to just a few minutes before the attack. After running all the way to Ops he is able to convince Sisko to let him talk to the Bekkir. After telling them what happened the Bekkir beam the device on board their ship and leave. Once everything is over Quark realizes that it will take a few days for Odo to cool down and is elated at being able to do his dealings without Odo. Unfortunately for Quark Kira fills in for Odo and plagues him even more. When Odo finally comes around Quark tells him his plans to tell everybody what happened and make fortune while doing so. Odo says that if he tells anyone and if they come to him for confirmation he'll say that Quark was delirious with Turach-Tai tea. After accusing Odo of spying again Quark goes back down to his bar to continue his day.
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