The
ubiquitous alien and Quark's most frequent patron. His affection
for Phalosian, adult holosuites, is
well
known to Quark, and he's the first to try out a new cycle Quark obtains
circa stardate 47000, "Picnic
with
the Pleasure Goddess of Rixx,"
in Holosuite 6. As usual, Morn is seen in the bar when Quark
hawks
his pieces of Plegg, when Rom and Quark have a coin toss for the
price of his drink and he loses,
and
when Quark feigns caring about his troubles. In addition, Morn was also
seen during the Founders'
imposed
hallucinatory test of a United Federation of Planets-Dominion peace.
In
the post-Dominion scare, even Morn leaves Quark's Place at a slow time,
usually arm in arm with a
tattooed
humanoid woman, and sends Quark into real despondency at the slow growth
of his business.
Before
burning his renewal scroll at the Gratitude festival, Morn lets
it be read by Science Officer Dax,
who
can't believe such a "handsome, fun-loving guy" can have so many problems.
In addition, Morn was
treated
by Doctor Bashir in the infirmary for food poisoning brought on
by Quark's spoiled kanar. Thanks
to
his seat near the board and Quark's fistful throw, his padded suit is peppered
with darts. Quark tries to
make
him the scapegoat when they're caught painting numbers on the back of 27
fighting voles. After it is
discovered
that Quark is lying, Commander Sisko suggests the Ferengi get a goldfish
for a substitute pet.
Morn
has faked his death to get rid of his old business partners, who wanted
him dead, and gave Quark the
illusion
that he had earned all of his belongings which were not just a huge bar
bill, but also his assets, 2000
bars
of gold pressed latinum to be precise. When his scheme worked and
his old partners were arrested
Quark
was upset with the fact that his assets, which Morn had swallowed into
his second stomach, were
not
to be given away, Morn gave Quark enough though to last a while.Morn's
species also has more than
one
heart. Lastly, Morn was seen betting Quark on 3-to-1 odds that Doctor Bashir
will share nothing more
than
an awkward "hello" with Dr. Lense -- and loses. |
MORN - Visual nr 2500