Kira Nerys (pronounced /?k?r? n??ri?s/), played by Nana Visitor, is a main character in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Per Bajoran custom, her surname, Kira, precedes her given name, Nerys. She has two brothers (Kira Reon and Kira Pohl), and her parents' names are Kira Taban and Kira Meru. The back story of the character states that Kira Nerys was born 2343, in Dakhur province, Bajor, during the 50-year Cardassian occupation of the planet. She...
Kira is telling Quark that as of now all betting pools are illegal on DS9.
Kira is confronting Quark about the betting pool he has on who's going to be ...
Quark has just confronted Odo about the fact that Odo was trying to leave wit...
Kira is asking Odo if he's sure if he wants to leave without saying any goodb...
Kira thinks that Quark appears to be getting a little sentimental at the goin...
Kira and the Cardassians have just captured Dominion HQ and the Founder and W...
Kira is laughing suggesting that maybe they could just go knock on Dominion H...
Odo shapeshifts himself into a tuxedo for his final goodbye with Kira.
Kira is telling Quark that all betting pools are now illegal on the station.
Garak is telling Kira what his motivations for continuing to fight the Domini...
Kira is telling a Founder that the Federation has won the war. The Founder h...
Kira is telling Damar that they can use the people's belief in him to start t...
Kira is trying to get Damar and Garak motivated to stay true to the rebellion...
Kira is telling Odo that he can feel OK about letting her go off on her own b...
Kira is telling the Cardassians that from now on, they have to think of anyon...
Kira is telling Rusot why she was willing to kill other Bajorans during the C...
Kira is giving the Cardassians a lesson on how to structure a resistance group.
Kira is incredulous that Sisko would ask her, a Bajoran, to go and help to te...
Mila, Kira, Garak and Damar are talking about all the rumors that are going a...
Kira is telling Odo that she has so much that she wants to say to him before ...
Odo is dying from the disease the Founders have and he's telling Kira that he...
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