come to collect their shares without fear of prosecution. Quark persuades them to split the money five ways with him, since only he can take delivery of it as Morn's legal heir. Once it arrives, the four criminals turn against one another, each trying to claim it all. Quark runs for cover as a shootout ensues, and Constable Odo soon arrives to arrest the four. Excited at the prospect of being able to keep all the money, Quark examines the gold bricks but discovers that all the latinum has been extracted; the gold itself is worthless. Resigned to his fate, Quark returns to the bar only to find Morn walking in and taking his usual seat. He had faked his own death, leaving Quark to get the others out of the way so he could keep all the latinum for himself. Revealing that he had swallowed the latinum in order to hide it in his second stomach, he regurgitates a small quantity into a glass (100 bricks' worth, by Quark's estimate) and gives it to Quark as a sign of gratitude. Production Morn, played by Mark Allen Shepherd, is a recurring extra on the series; the character has no lines, but frequently appears sitting at Quark's bar. As an extra, Shepherd received no on-screen credit for the role. Morn's presentation as an alien involved Shepherd wearing a thick costume mask and suit; but in this episode, Shepherd also makes an appearance (still uncredited) as a Bajoran mourner at Morn’s memorial service who is invited to sit in Morn's chair, revealing the actor’s normal appearance. Reception Keith R. A. DeCandido of Tor.com gave it 4 out of 10. References External links Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (season 6) episodes 1998 American television episodes