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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Sisko, Eddington, Maquis entitled Blaze of Glory.
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conversations.value: Blaze of Glory (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine): Captain Sisko receives a recording of an intercepted message – the few surviving Maquis terrorists who have not been wiped out by Cardassia's Dominion allies have launched a massive retaliatory missile strike against Cardassia.\nThe missiles are believed to be equipped with cloaking devices, and unless they are stopped, Sisko fears the Dominion response will envelop the entire quadrant in all-out war.\nSisko goes to Michael Eddington, former Starfleet officer turned Maquis leader, now in prison, who is likely the message's intended recipient.\nEddington refuses to tell Sisko how to stop the missiles, so Sisko takes Eddington with him to compel him to help.\nUpon entering the Badlands, with Eddington still uncooperative, Sisko traps him into taking over the Runabout's controls to evade two pursuing Jem'Hadar warships.\nEddington finally agrees to help Sisko find the launch site to deactivate the missiles, but vows to kill him afterwards.\nThe Jem'Hadar warships again appear in pursuit, forcing Eddington to try a riskier maneuver to evade them – one which requires Sisko to perform a dangerous operation on the ship's propulsion system while in use.\nThe plan is successful, though Sisko is injured — and angered — in the process.\nThey soon arrive at Athos IV, a tiny, fog-bound planet where the launch site is hidden.\nUpon landing on the planet, they discover the facility is crawling with Jem'Hadar soldiers, with many of the Maquis dead.\nSisko and Eddington fight their way to the command center, where Sisko is surprised to find a dozen Maquis prisoners, including the woman who transmitted the original message.\nEddington introduces the woman, Rebecca, as his wife, and reveals that there are no missiles at all — Rebecca sent the message as a code to let Eddington know they had safely escaped the Dominion and arrived at Athos IV, their fallback point.\nEddington knew he would need Sisko's help to evacuate them, and manipulated him in order to reach the location.\nSisko is furious at being lied to, but relieved that all-out war is no longer imminent.\nHe and Eddington fight off the Jem'Hadar while directing the prisoners toward the runabout, but Eddington is shot.\nInsisting Sisko and the others continue without him, Eddington stays behind to fend off the soldiers and is killed.
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conversations.value: \nInsisting Sisko and the others continue without him, Eddington stays behind to fend off the soldiers and is killed..\nHe and Eddington fight off the Jem'Hadar while directing the prisoners toward the runabout, but Eddington is shot.\nSisko is furious at being lied to, but relieved that all-out war is no longer imminent.\nEddington knew he would need Sisko's help to evacuate them, and manipulated him in order to reach the location.\nEddington introduces the woman, Rebecca, as his wife, and reveals that there are no missiles at all — Rebecca sent the message as a code to let Eddington know they had safely escaped the Dominion and arrived at Athos IV, their fallback point.\nSisko and Eddington fight their way to the command center, where Sisko is surprised to find a dozen Maquis prisoners, including the woman who transmitted the original message.\nUpon landing on the planet, they discover the facility is crawling with Jem'Hadar soldiers, with many of the Maquis dead.\nThey soon arrive at Athos IV, a tiny, fog-bound planet where the launch site is hidden.\nThe plan is successful, though Sisko is injured — and angered — in the process.\nThe Jem'Hadar warships again appear in pursuit, forcing Eddington to try a riskier maneuver to evade them – one which requires Sisko to perform a dangerous operation on the ship's propulsion system while in use.\nEddington finally agrees to help Sisko find the launch site to deactivate the missiles, but vows to kill him afterwards.\nUpon entering the Badlands, with Eddington still uncooperative, Sisko traps him into taking over the Runabout's controls to evade two pursuing Jem'Hadar warships.\nEddington refuses to tell Sisko how to stop the missiles, so Sisko takes Eddington with him to compel him to help.\nSisko goes to Michael Eddington, former Starfleet officer turned Maquis leader, now in prison, who is likely the message's intended recipient.\nThe missiles are believed to be equipped with cloaking devices, and unless they are stopped, Sisko fears the Dominion response will envelop the entire quadrant in all-out war.Blaze of Glory (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine): Captain Sisko receives a recording of an intercepted message – the few surviving Maquis terrorists who have not been wiped out by Cardassia's Dominion allies have launched a massive retaliatory missile strike against Cardassia