Changes: Sarah Sisko

Revision as of 00:55, 8 April 2016

Sarah Sisko was the biological mother of Benjamin Sisko and first wife to Joseph Sisko. They met in Jackson Square, New Orleans, Earth in 2331. Two months later, Joseph and Sarah wed, and Sarah gave birth to Benjamin one year later.

Two days after Ben's first birthday, Sarah inexplicably walked out on her family. A despondent Joseph Sisko spent three years searching for her. When he finally located her whereabouts in Australia, where she was working as a holophotographer, he discovered she had died the month before in a hovercraft accident. Joseph later remarried and never mentioned Sarah to his son as he grew up, who assumed his stepmother was his real mother. Joseph did not reveal the truth to his son until 2375.

The Siskos eventually discovered that Sarah had been taken control of by a Prophet and forced to give birth to their Emissary. When she regained control of her body, she left her husband and son. (DS9: "Image in the Sand")

File:Sarah Sisko Prophet.jpg

"Sarah Sisko" appears in a vision

The Prophet who had taken possession of Sarah's body later took her appearance when communicating with Benjamin Sisko. Notably, unlike the other Prophets she tended to call Sisko "my son", rather than "the Sisko." She also showed him tenderness; more so then any of the other members of her race.

In 2375, she contacted him in order for him to release the Prophets who had been imprisoned by a Pah-wraith. She revealed the existence of the Orb of the Emissary on the planet Tyree. Ben located the Orb and, upon opening it, released the Prophets, who cast the Pah-wraith from their home in the Bajoran wormhole. (DS9: "Shadows and Symbols")

The Prophet took Sarah's appearance later that same year in an attempt to talk Sisko out of marrying Kasidy Yates. Sarah was convinced that, if he went through with the marriage, he would "know nothing but sorrow." Despite her warnings, Benjamin went through with the wedding. (DS9: "Penumbra", "'Til Death Do Us Part")

The Sarah Prophet ultimately greeted Benjamin in the Celestial Temple after he had fulfilled his destiny and defeated the Pah-wraiths, but at the cost of losing his corporeal form. Sarah informed Sisko that his task was complete and that he must rest. And, that his greatest challenge was not in front of him but behind him Nevertheless, Sisko promised Kasidy – pregnant with his child – that he would return. (DS9: "What You Leave Behind")

Sarah Sisko was played by actress Deborah Lacey.

Appearances

DS9:
- "Image in the Sand" (Season Seven)
- "Shadows and Symbols"
- "Penumbra"
- "'Til Death Do Us Part"
- "What You Leave Behind"

External link

Sarah Sisko at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-[[Image:Sarah Sisko Prophet.jpg|thumb|"Sarah Sisko" appears in a vision.]]
+[[File:Joseph and Sarah Sisko.jpg|thumb|[[Joseph Sisko|Joseph]] and Sarah Sisko, ca. [[2331]]]]
-'''Sarah Sisko''' (played by [[Deborah Lacey]]) was the biological mother of [[Benjamin Sisko]] and first wife to [[Joseph Sisko]]. They met in Jackson Square, [[San Francisco]], [[Earth]] in [[2331]]. Two months later, Joseph and Sarah wed, and Sarah gave birth to Benjamin one year later.
+'''Sarah Sisko''' was the biological mother of [[Benjamin Sisko]] and first wife to [[Joseph Sisko]]. They met in [[Jackson Square]], [[New Orleans]], [[Earth]] in [[2331]]. Two months later, Joseph and Sarah wed, and Sarah gave birth to Benjamin one year later.
-Two days after Ben's first birthday, Sarah inexplicably walked out on her family. A despondent Joseph Sisko spent three years searching for her. When he finally located her whereabouts in [[Australia]], where she was working as a holophotographer, he discovered she had died the month before in a [[hovercar]] accident. Joseph later remarried and never mentioned Sarah to his son as he grew up, who assumed his stepmother was his real mother.  Joseph did not reveal the truth to his son until [[2375]].
+Two days after Ben's first birthday, Sarah inexplicably walked out on her family. A despondent Joseph Sisko spent three years searching for her. When he finally located her whereabouts in [[Australia]], where she was working as a [[holophotographer]], he discovered she had died the month before in a [[hovercar|hovercraft]] accident. Joseph later remarried and never mentioned Sarah to his son as he grew up, who assumed his stepmother was his real mother. Joseph did not reveal the truth to his son until [[2375]].
-The Siskos would shortly discover that Sarah had been taken control of by a [[Prophet]] and forced to give birth to their [[Emissary]]. When she regained control of her body, she left her husband and son.
+The Siskos eventually discovered that Sarah had been taken control of by a [[Prophet]] and forced to give birth to their [[Emissary of the Prophets|Emissary]]. When she regained control of her body, she left her husband and son. ({{DS9|Image in the Sand}})
+[[File:Sarah Sisko Prophet.jpg|thumb|left|"Sarah Sisko" appears in a vision]]
-The Prophet who had taken possession of Sarah's body would later take her appearance when communicating with Benjamin Sisko.  In 2375, she would contact him in order for him to release the Prophets, who had been imprisoned by the [[Pah-wraith]]. She revealed the existence of the [[Orb of the Emissary]] on the [[planet]] [[Tyree]]. Ben located the Orb and, upon opening it, released the Prophets, who cast the Pah-wraith from their home in the [[Bajoran wormhole]].
+The Prophet who had taken possession of Sarah's body later took her appearance when communicating with Benjamin Sisko. Notably, unlike the other Prophets she tended to call Sisko "my son", rather than "the Sisko." She also showed him tenderness; more so then any of the other members of her race.
+In 2375, she contacted him in order for him to release the Prophets who had been imprisoned by a [[Pah-wraith]]. She revealed the existence of the [[Orb of the Emissary]] on the [[planet]] {{dis|Tyree|planet}}. Ben located the Orb and, upon opening it, released the Prophets, who cast the Pah-wraith from their home in the [[Bajoran wormhole]]. ({{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}})
-The Prophet took Sarah's appearance later that same year in an attempt to talk Benjamin out of marrying [[Kasidy Yates]].  Sarah was convinced that, if he went through with the marriage, he would "know nothing but sorrow." Despite her warnings, Benjamin went through with the wedding.
+The Prophet took Sarah's appearance later that same year in an attempt to talk Sisko out of marrying [[Kasidy Yates]]. Sarah was convinced that, if he went through with the marriage, he would "know nothing but sorrow." Despite her warnings, Benjamin went through with the wedding. ({{DS9|Penumbra|'Til Death Do Us Part}})
-The Sarah Prophet would ultimately greet Benjamin in the [[Celestial Temple]] after he had fulfilled his destiny and defeated the Pah-wraiths, but at the cost of losing his corporeal form. Sarah informed Sisko that his task is complete and that now he must rest. Nevertheless, Sisko would promise Kasidy - now pregnant with his child - that he would return.
+The Sarah Prophet ultimately greeted Benjamin in the [[Celestial Temple]] after he had fulfilled his destiny and defeated the Pah-wraiths, but at the cost of losing his corporeal form. Sarah informed Sisko that his task was complete and that he must rest. And, that his greatest challenge was not in front of him but behind him Nevertheless, Sisko promised Kasidy &ndash; pregnant with his child &ndash; that he would return. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
-==References==
-* [[DS9]]
+{{bginfo|Sarah Sisko was played by actress [[Deborah Lacey]].}}
-** "[[Image in the Sand]]"
-** "[[Shadows and Symbols]]"
+===Appearances===
-** "[[Til Death Do Us Part]]"
+<div class="appear">
-** "[[Penumbra]]"
+* {{DS9}}
-** "[[What You Leave Behind]]"
+** {{e|Image in the Sand}} (Season Seven)
-[[Category:Humans|Sisko, Sarah]]
+** {{e|Shadows and Symbols}}
+** {{e|Penumbra}}
+** {{e|'Til Death Do Us Part}}
+** {{e|What You Leave Behind}}
+</div>
+==External link==
+*{{mbeta}}
 [[de:Sarah Sisko]]
+[[nl:Sarah Sisko]]
+[[Category:Humans|Sisko, Sarah]]
+[[Category:Religious figures|Sisko, Sarah]]