#Chief Miles O'Brien

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine // S05E24: Empok Nor

[usslakevee]

Ah yes the Star Trek Classic of two timelines overlapping and someone dying in one timeline and being replaced from the other.

I mean it doesn't happen super often. But as of now I can think of four characters who are not in their original time line.

2 from Voyager. 1 from TNG. And now 1 from Deep Space Nine.

But let's not get into the horror of knowing you've left your own reality behind, and everyone you loved may be dead/is for sure dead. Don't worry about it, they're all right here. They're all fine.

[chernobog13]

The crew of The Love Boat.

[thelaststarship]

she chief on my miles until i o'brien

[walkingstackofbooks]

First half of season 1 is done - if you want to know what the crew of DS9 are most likely to call each other early on, look no further!

(This is VERY MUCH a work in progress, I don't expect to work any more on this for a week.)

[stra-tek]

We all know it's true.

[trektown]

The trolley problem but there’s no lever so Miles O’Brien gets run over anyways

[ourobororos]

random ds9 dump... 2!

[best-star-trek-character]

Quarter-Finals

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine // S05E06: Trials and Tribble-ations

[geekysteven]

[misterparadigm]

Finally finished up Deep Space Nine! I also tossed TNG and Lower Decks in here, which I'd completed before. The collection is coming along!

#startrek #startrekdeepspacenine #startrekds9 #ds9 #sisko #captainsisko #jadzia #jadziadax #dax #bashir #odo #quark #kira #majorkira #obrien #chiefobrien #guldukat #dukat #worf #garak

[chernobog13]

The most relatable couple in all of Star Trek.

We need a new series featuring the adventures of the O'Brien family!

[writergeekrhw]

Hi! So I'm currently watching DS9 for the first time (got into Star Trek not long ago) and from what ppl used to talk I thought O'Brien was... nicer? Like one thing I was surprised about was O'Brien brash nature. Like I wouldn't say rude or mean exactly but he seems pretty xenophobic to me? Intolerant? I'm saying this after watching the episode "Hippocratic Oath". At first I thought his distaste/lack of trust for Cardassians, Ferengi, etc. We're bc their past crimes or devious behaviors which honestly fair, but in Hippocratic Oath Julian had such a good opportunity to save those Jem'Hadar, to turn tables against the Dominion, break the subjugation they were imposed, but not a moment did O'Brien give that chance to the Jem'Hadar or Julian. Am I missing something I'll see in the future episodes? Is there's something more on his past that made him like this? Being a Starfleet officer i must say i expected a more open mind ngl so I'm a but disappointed. Maybe his character is just like that which is fine too is just something that has me confused. If you could shed some light for this new trekkie I'd appreciated it! :)))

And sorry for the long rant and in case something isnt eloquent i apologize since english is not my first language 😅 again ty!

O'Brien can definitely be a bit parochial, especially when it comes to "enemy" aliens. In his defense, he's a veteran of the Cardassian Wars though, and he had it pretty rough, so his tendency toward xenophobia it probably a reflection of his past traumas. Star Trek characters are, on the average, better about this than humans in our day, but O'Brien and Bones, for example, are probably on the lower end of alien tolerance.

That said, O'Brien has no issues with Dax or Odo or even Worf, which makes me think his struggle to empathize with aliens is limited to the ones he has had to fight as enemies without the chance to get to know them as individuals. That's why he has more issues with the Cardassians (especially), the Ferengi, and the Jem'Hadar than the Klingons (he's known Worf a long time), the Trill, Vulcans, Romulans, etc. etc.

For us, O'Brien was the most "human" of our characters, warts and all. At least that's the way I wrote him.

[gettheorion]

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