At this place, a woman named Yassim said "Evil must be opposed" and hung herself. It was liberated from enemy control in "Operation Return." A recreational facility here was once locked with a tripartite microsealing mechanism, had business conducted using gold pressed latin
At this place, a woman named Yassim said "Evil must be opposed" and hung herself. It was liberated from enemy control in "Operation Return." A recreational facility here was once locked with a tripartite microsealing mechanism, had business conducted using gold pressed latinum, and was located on the Promenade. That business at this location notably had many gambling tables operated by "dabo girls." A scandal in this place involved Vedek Winn's objection to the teachings at Keiko's school. Denizens of this place include the barfly Morn and the tailor Garak. Originally known as (*) "Terok Nor," it was once led by Gul Dukat. This location was built by the Cardassians, but was taken over by the Federation due to its strategic location near the Bajoran wormhole. It was commanded by Benjamin Sisko and was home to Quark's bar. For 10 points, name this space station that was the title location of a Star Trek spin-off.
At this place, a woman named Yassim said "Evil must be opposed" and hung herself.
 Deep Space 9 [or Terok Nor until mentioned, prompt on the Promenade until mentioned]