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This article refers to the Bajoran chemist whose personal ("first") name was never revealed. For his wife, see Vaatrik Pallra.

Vaatrik was a Bajoran chemist who owned the chemist's shop on the Promenade of Terok Nor during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor.

Vaatrik and his wife, Pallra, lived a luxurious life for Bajorans of the time, as they had their own private quarters aboard the station. Their privileges stemmed from Vaatrik's lesser known role, at the time, as a Cardassian collaborator.

In 2365, Vaatrik met a Bajoran woman named Kira Nerys shortly after her arrival at Terok Nor. He had Pyrellian ginger tea, and Kira, who enjoyed ginger tea, got to be friends with Vaatrik.

At the time, however, Kira was a member of the Bajoran underground. She was sent to Terok Nor to search for Vaatrik's list of Bajorans who were selling out the underground, after having been informed that he was the collaborators' direct link to Dukat.

Two weeks later, Vaatrik, who returned to his shop one night after dinner to conduct some inventory, stumbled on Kira, who was in his shop looking for his list of collaborators. Not having any other choice, Kira killed Vaatrik.

His murder investigation was conducted by Odo, his first "assignment" as Constable aboard the station, per Dukat's recommendation. Unknown at the time, Odo was chosen for the job because he was an outsider, and Dukat wanted to stay as far away from this incident as he could, so that he would not endanger his network of Bajoran sympathizers.

Odo ultimately was unable to determine who killed Vaatrik until the case was reopened once again in 2370 after the ship's store, Vaatrik's former chemist's shop, was broken into. Stolen was a hidden box containing the list, which was heisted by Quark, under the direction of Vaatrik's widow, Pallra. Pallra was interested in acquiring the list in effort to blackmail the eight collaborators whose names appeared on the list in order to extort money, a crime for which she was eventually arrested. Odo later discovered that Kira was responsible for the death of Vaatrik. (DS9: "Necessary Evil")

Vaatrik's personal name is given as "Drasa" in the Star Trek: Terok Nor novel Dawn of the Eagles.

External link

Vaatrik Drasa at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works

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 :''This article refers to the Bajoran chemist whose personal ("first") name was never revealed. For his wife, see [[Vaatrik Pallra]].''
+'''Vaatrik''' was a [[Bajoran]] [[chemist]] who owned the [[chemist's shop]] on the [[Promenade]] of [[Terok Nor]] during the [[Cardassian]] [[Occupation of Bajor]].
-[[Image:Vaatrik.jpg|thumb|Vaatrik]]
-'''Vaatrik''' was a [[Bajoran]] [[physics and chemistry#Chemists|chemist]] who owned the [[chemist's shop]] on the [[Promenade]] of ''[[Terok Nor]]'' during the [[Cardassian]] [[Occupation of Bajor]].
 Vaatrik and his wife, [[Pallra]], lived a luxurious life for Bajorans of the time, as they had their own private [[quarters]] aboard the station. Their privileges stemmed from Vaatrik's lesser known role, at the time, as a Cardassian [[collaborator]].
-In [[2365]], Vaatrik met a Bajoran woman named [[Kira Nerys]] shortly after her arrival at ''Terok Nor''. He had [[Pyrellian ginger tea]], and Kira, who enjoyed ginger tea, got to be friends with Vaatrik.
+In [[2365]], Vaatrik met a Bajoran woman named [[Kira Nerys]] shortly after her arrival at Terok Nor. He had [[Pyrellian ginger tea]], and Kira, who enjoyed ginger tea, got to be friends with Vaatrik.
-At the time, however, Kira was a member of the [[Bajoran underground]]. She was sent to ''Terok Nor'' to search for Vaatrik's list of Bajorans who were selling the underground out, after having been informed that he was the collaborator's direct link to [[Dukat]].
+At the time, however, Kira was a member of the [[Bajoran underground]]. She was sent to Terok Nor to search for Vaatrik's list of Bajorans who were selling out the underground, after having been informed that he was the collaborators' direct link to [[Dukat]].
 Two weeks later, Vaatrik, who returned to his shop one night after dinner to conduct some inventory, stumbled on Kira, who was in his shop looking for his list of collaborators. Not having any other choice, Kira killed Vaatrik.
-His murder investigation was conducted by [[Odo]], his first "assignment" as [[Constable]] aboard the station, per Dukat's recommendation. Unknown at the time, Odo was chosen for the job because he was an outsider, and Dukat wanted to stay as far away from this incident as he could, so that he would not endanger his network of Bajoran sympathizers.
+His [[murder]] investigation was conducted by [[Odo]], his first "assignment" as [[Constable]] aboard the station, per Dukat's recommendation. Unknown at the time, Odo was chosen for the job because he was an outsider, and Dukat wanted to stay as far away from this incident as he could, so that he would not endanger his network of Bajoran sympathizers.
+Odo ultimately was unable to determine who killed Vaatrik until the case was reopened once again in [[2370]] after the [[ship's store]], Vaatrik's former chemist's shop, was broken into. Stolen was a hidden box containing the list, which was heisted by [[Quark]], under the direction of Vaatrik's widow, Pallra. Pallra was interested in acquiring the list in effort to blackmail the eight collaborators whose names appeared on the list in order to extort money, a crime for which she was eventually arrested. Odo later discovered that Kira was responsible for the death of Vaatrik. ({{DS9|Necessary Evil}})
+{{bginfo|Vaatrik's personal name is given as "Drasa" in the ''[[Star Trek: Terok Nor]]'' novel ''[[Dawn of the Eagles]]''.}}
+==External link==
-Odo ultimately was unable to determine who killed Vaatrik until the case was reopened once again in [[2370]] after the [[ship's store]], Vaatrik's former chemist's shop, was broken into. Stolen was a hidden box containing the list, which was heisted by [[Quark]], under the direction of Vaatrik's widow, Pallra. Pallra was interested in acquiring the list in effort to blackmail the eight collaborators whose names appeared on the list in order to extort money, a crime for which she was eventually arrested. Odo later discovered that Kira was responsible for the death of Vaatrik. ([[DS9]]: "[[Necessary Evil]]")
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