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	Elim Garak - Memory Alpha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Garak again escaped death's grip, surviving until the Cardassian government withdrew from the station in 2369.
		Garak was later revealed to have caused the explosion himself, to pre-empt an upcoming assassination attempt by the Flaxian Retaya by drawing Odo into investigation.
		Garak would later admit, however, that he was sorely tempted to shoot Dukat in the back during the conflict ("Call to Arms").
	memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/Garak (1792 words)

	Garak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Garak was often punished as a child by being locked in a cupboard.
		During the withdrawal of Bajor by the Cardassians, Garak was deceived and left to the mercy of the Bajorans.
		Garak denied having ever been involved with espionage, claiming he was just "plain, simple Garak" and that his difficulties with the Cardassian government were a result of tax evasion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Garak (1332 words)

	Elim Garak (mirror) - Memory Alpha
		Garak chafed under Kira's command, constantly wishing to set violent and brutal examples to quell minor resistance from the Terran slaves who were working in the ore processing facilities on the station.
		However, Garak managed to deftly deflect blame for the loss of the station onto Intendant Kira, and further convinced the Regent that she was to blame for the defeat at the Battle of Terok Nor.
		Garak was greatly disappointed that he was not able to execute the Intendant, but he planned to use it to execute Zek, Quark, and Rom instead.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Elim_Garak_(mirror) (510 words)

	DS9 Encyclopedia & Lexicon - Recurring Characters: Garak
		Garak, however, was much more than a tailor -- he had once been a high-ranking member of the Obsidian Order, a protegé of Enabran Tain himself, especially talented at interrogation.
		Garak continued to lend his enigmatic aid for several years, but he never claimed to be trustworthy.
		Garak also seemed to feel deep loyalty toward Enabran Tain, and when he was reunited with him in a Dominion prison as Tain lay dying, we learned why: Tain was Garak's father.
	ds9encyclopedia.0catch.com /recur/garak.htm (876 words)

	The Wire (DS9 episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Bashir finds that Garak has an implant of some sort in his brain, which he believes is related to whatever Garak and Quark were discussing the night before.
		Garak is obstinate but eventually reveals that the implant was given to him by the head of the Obsidian Order, Enabran Tain.
		He tells the doctor that if he were truly Garak's friend he would allow Garak to die; however, he agrees to give Bashir the information needed to counteract the effects of the implant.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Wire_(DS9_episode) (738 words)

	Devin's Runequest Player-Originated Materials - Garak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This clan is a cadet branch of the descendants of the Troll hero Garak.
		Garak joined the Cult of Kyger Litor at age 14 and was initiated at age 15.
		Garak, as part of his Zorak Zorani membership, routinely made forays against humans and Elves, but he bears no more animousity towards them than is normal for Uz (which is to say quite a bit against Aldryami!).
	home.earthlink.net /~devinc/rqplayergarak.htm (302 words)

	Personnel Files, Garak, Elim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Garak is quite an enigma; he is at times both helpful and difficult, secretive and open, knowledgeable and unaware.
		Garak is extremely literate, and prefers works such as the Cardassian novel 'The Never-ending Sacrifice' to those such as William Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar', which he considers more of a farce than a serious drama.
		Garak has denied these accusations, and it is clear that he has a genuinely troubled relationship with the Cardassian government.
	freespace.virgin.net /d.singleton/garak.htm (882 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		"Please, Garak, not another drink." Garak had given him his first glass of kanar earlier in the evening; the drink had been astonishingly strong, and Bashir would have liked to blame his subsequent behavior on its effects--though he knew that this was not the case.
		Garak had been telling a sad story of an unrequited love from his past, but each time Julian had asked a question, the details of the story had changed.
		Perhaps, once, he had been every- thing Garak had said: an inexperienced child in search of a father- figure, an awkward youth who required a teacher's guidance, someone who was incapable of reciprocating, or even understanding, the love offered by a man of a different species and so much older than himself.
	www.strangefits.com /kit/stories/THREAD.TXT (2343 words)

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		Garak's involvement in these two incidents and his apparent knowledge of things far beyond the grasp of an average tailor had convinced Bashir that Garak was not as plain and simple as he claimed to be.
		When Garak was unsuccessful in acquiring the necessary equipment to repair the device, Bashir was forced to remove it surgically when he detected erosion and a build up of toxins in Garak's lymphatic system.
		Garak and the Ops staff were surprised when the computer reacted to this and initiated the station's self-destruct sequence, which was coded for two hours.
	artofhacking.com /IET/TREK/GARAK.TXT (2403 words)

	Garak Elim
		Garak, a man who understands so well the falsity of truth and the reality of lies, and for whom a lie can be so much more merciful than the truth.
		Garak knew and always strived to get his father's respect and admiration even though his father was always harsh with him.
		Garak was a spy against Dukat in his time but pretends to be a simple tailor now even though he still spies a lot from Deep Space Nine.
	whysnape.tripod.com /garak.htm (1953 words)

	Garak: Just the facts... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Elim Garak was born on Cardassia Prime (additional info and facts about Cardassia Prime) to parents Enabran Tain (additional info and facts about Enabran Tain) and Mila (additional info and facts about Mila).
		Garak denied having ever been involved with espionage, claiming he was just "plain, simple Garak" and that his difficulties with the Cardassian government were a result of tax evasion (The deliberate failure to pay taxes (usually by making a false report)).
		Garak was frequently at odds with Gul Dukat (additional info and facts about Gul Dukat), the station's former commander.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/g/ga/garak.htm (788 words)

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		Garak, Lovok, and Tain are examining a tactical map on one of the consoles.
		GARAK Anything he knows about the Founders and their planet was undoubtedly included in his report to Starfleet.
		Garak is carrying a bucket, and the N.D.s are carrying different components of a large, complex-looking DEVICE which they place on the table and begins to set up in the b.g.
	www.st-minutiae.com /academy/literature329/467.txt (8149 words)

	Elim Garak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Garak is exiled from Cardassia and stays on DS9.
		Garak may have been a gardener at the Cardassian emmbasy on Romulus, he may have been responsible for the execution of 12 bajoran prisoners, he may have done many other things and also may not have.
		Garak tells stories and no-one knows which ones are true and which aren't.
	members.aol.com /slayersoft/quarks/garak.htm (116 words)

	Star Trek Lives - Personnel - Elim Garak
		Garak was the only Cardassian citizen left on the station after the Cardassian retreat from the Bajoran system in 2369, at which time the station became known as Deep Space 9.
		Garak made no references to his past, calling himself just "plain, simple Garak", but some people on the station still regarded him as a spy, including Dr. Julian Bashir, although the two eventually became friends.
		Garak spent much of his life desperately trying to please his father, although Tain kept his son at arm's length.
	www.startreklives.de /personnel/car_garak.htm (218 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Garak only nodded, knowing if he spoke, his voice be choked with tears.
		Taking in a deep breath, Garak spoke, "It's nice to have that behind us." He nodded to the Doctor, "Well, I won't keep you from your patients." "Where are you going?" Bashir asked as he started moving the opposite direction down the hall.
		Garak was dressing for another exciting day as a simple tailor when his door chimed.
	members.aol.com /msagent7/literary/claust.txt (2615 words)

	uncle garak
		She wanted Kol to learn that what had happen to his people was not Garak's or anybody else's fault but it was due to the government on Cardassia.
		The fact that Garak and Kol were the best of friends put her mind at ease that she did the right thing.
		Garak looked at Kathryn with concern, "Are you sure that it would be wise for me to go, considering who's there?" Garak was aware through his contacts that Narellan had become somewhat of a safe haven for former Maquis members through his contacts.
	starna.tripod.com /voyager/fanfic/uncle1.htm (1940 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Biography
		Garak's own clouded history as an OO agent, coupled with the typical Cardassian penchant for convoluted intrigue, often put him at odds with some of his own people, including agent Corbin Entek and Gul Toran, whom he killed on the spot, and Gul Dukat, whose father he had tortured and killed years before.
		A year earlier, Garak had nearly died when the pain-blocking device he was implanted with broke down two years after he'd grown addicted to the full flow of endorphins he decided to release.
		Garak's participation in the Cardassian underground was crucial to the defeat of the Dominion in 2375.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/library/characters/DS9/bio/1071389.html (472 words)

	uncle garak 7
		Garak heard the doors of the holodeck open and turned around to see who it was.
		Garak was finding it difficult at that moment to remain alive, and he didn't want either Kol or Naomi finding a way into the holodeck, because of the program that was running at the moment.
		Garak was using all of his skills that he had learnt over the years just to stay alive.
	starna.tripod.com /voyager/fanfic/uncle7.htm (1855 words)

	The Great Link : The Races/The Dominion Arc/DS9's 'The Die is Cast'
		Garak pleads with Tain not to kill her - she can be trusted, plus she’s a good housekeeper, and Tain doesn’t need him to provide an excuse not to kill her, he could do that out of the kindness of his heart.
		Garak tells Odo that if it was up to him, things would be different but Odo, angry at being betrayed, tells the Tailor that he won’t believe anything he says from now on and demands to be left alone.
		Garak is puzzled at Odo’s feelings of being betrayed, considering that the Tailor didn’t pledge a oath to Starfleet, plus the fact at him and Odo have hardly been the best of friends over the years.
	www.greatlink.org /dominion/ds9s3/dieiscast.asp (5132 words)

	The Wire
		Bashir fights to save his Cardassian friend Garak, who is slowly being killed by a brain implant to which he is addicted.
		Garak reveals he received the implant from the head of the Obsidian Order, Enabran Tain, when he was once a member, and it was designed to make him immune to pain if ever caught and tortured.
		Garak refuses Bashir's help, saying he deserves the pain for past misdeeds, including ordering a ship carrying his best friend, Elim, destroyed.
	www.digisys.net /users/cosmo/ds9episodes/ds9042.htm (532 words)

	DS9 Encyclopedia & Lexicon - Episode Guide
		With Odo a prisoner, and Garak once more in league with his mentor Tain, a Romulan/Cardassian fleet heads for the Founders' homeworld.
		Kira, Garak, and an ill Odo go to Damar's aid; Gowron takes over the Klingon war effort; Bashir suspects Section 31 of creating the Founders' disease; Dukat is blinded.
		Kira, Garak, and Damar storm Dominion headquarters; Dukat and Winn begin the ritual; Cardassia turns against the Dominion during the final assault; the war ends.
	ds9encyclopedia.0catch.com /epguide.htm (2977 words)

	The Great Link : The Races/The Dominion Arc/DS9's 'Improbable Cause'
		Garak scrambles the signal before there’s a pause, which is followed by the face of an old Cardassian woman called Mila appearing on a monitor.
		Garak asks to speak to Tain, but Mila tells the Tailor that Tain isn’t here - he left yesterday in a hurry and refused to tell her where he was going.
		Garak asks Mila to contact him if she sees Tain, and Mila extracts a promise from Elim to help Tain before the channel is closed.
	www.greatlink.org /dominion/ds9s3/improbable.asp (4141 words)

	Garak's Tailor Shop - I, Spy?
		Garak can be dangerous and have to make hard choices, but he can also go in the direction of the softer options.
		It was a punishment for Garak that was worse than death, because he was exiled from home and left in a place that he not only dislikes, but where people hate him.
		Garak was in a key position of power when he was favoured within the Obsidian Order.
	www.fortunecity.com /tattooine/pratchett/87/ispy.html (2740 words)

	Bloodheart, Prologue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		SUMMARY: Garak and Bashir are still dealing with the fallout of the events of "The Chair," while Kira pursues prosecution of Garak's kidnappers.
		GARAK is sitting at the table; KIRA is standing and leaning over it.
		GARAK: You have the blood analysis and you have the culprits in custody.
	www.strangefits.com /sfop/archive/iss12/blood-pro.html (836 words)

	Elim Garak
		Garak was exiled after being forced even to betray his father/mentor and they parted bitterly, Tain refusing to give his son any forgiveness when he died alongside Garak in a Dominion prison camp in 2373.
		Tain's planned return to power in 2371 led to a failed assassination attempt on Garak, but the tailor had his shop blown up to focus attention on the Flaxian sent to kill him; he was the only one of five targets with data harmful to Tain to survive.
		He feels he's done some of his best acting as Garak, and is grateful to the show's writers for continuing to surprise him as well as the viewers with the development of the 'plain and simple tailor'.
	home1.gte.net /ccindy/StarTrek/elim_garak.htm (1710 words)

	Mark Stanley's Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In The Dark (PG) : Garak and Bashir are trapped in a Dominion prison and Garak can't sleep...
		Garak and Bashir are home after their ordeal.
		Garak et Bashir dans le Replimat (PG-13) : Garak and Bashir demonstrate that I can only speak French if I am near a box of cereal.
	www.geocities.com /mrs260 (593 words)

	Garak Quotes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Garak: The truth is usually just an excuse for a lack of imagination.
		Garak: To think, after all this time, all our lunches together you still don't trust me. There's hope for you yet, doctor.
		Garak: And the moral of the story, my dear, is to never underestimate my gift for survival.
	tvsothertenpercent.tripod.com /startrek/garak.html (674 words)

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