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Ezri Dax

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Character
Name: Ezri Dax (formerly Ezri Tigan)
Occupation: Ship's Counselor
Relationships: Canon romantic entanglements with Worf and later Julian Bashir. Friendships with Benjamin Sisko and Kira Nerys.
Fandom: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
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Ezri Dax, as portrayed in a 2011 illustration by PakPolaris.
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Ezri Dax is a character on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, appearing in the show's 7th and final season. She becomes a host of the Dax symbiont after the death of its former host, Jadzia Dax. Although Ezri had previously made the choice not to pursue joining, she was the only Trill aboard the ship transporting Dax to the Trill homeworld and was asked to undergo the procedure when Dax's health began to deteriorate. As such, she was unprepared for the change and had a lot of difficulty adjusting to it.

Fan Perspectives

During the show's original run, Ezri was a controversial figure -- to some, her presence on the show was a constant reminder of the loss of Jadzia, who had been a fan favourite for several seasons. Other fans felt that introducing a man character during the last season was pointless, arguing that there would not be enough time to have any amount of development, especially given that the plot was in the middle of a fairly dark arc with the Dominion War.

More recently, as new fans are brought into the fandom via streaming platforms and social media, Ezri has had if not a resurgence of popularity, at the very least more compassion.

From a fan in 2003:

While most Trill hosts get years of training, Ezri found herself Dax'd when the symbiont got sick and needed an urgent transplant into her. As a result she's vastly confused by all the memories and the whole split-personality thing. Managed to shag two regulars in the space of about six episodes, and kissed the Mirrorverse Kira. Sadly she's a bloody awful counsellor, being particularly adept at causing heartbreak and saying the wrong thing. [1]

Shipping

Ezri's canonical romance with Julian Bashir (sometimes smush-named as "Jezri") was also not without controversy. Some fans argued that she was simply a watered-down replacement of Jadzia, and therefore the writers' way of "rewarding" Julian for his years of failed pining after the former Dax host. Some enjoy the Jezri ship in an unconventional way, more focused on subverting the idea of it as a rewarding romance and instead enjoying it as a somewhat messy or dysfunctional relationship.[2] This often goes hand-in-hand with headcanoning Ezri as a lesbian.[3]

Others saw her as getting in the way of what they felt was the more compelling Garak/Bashir ship. One tumblr user complained about the trend of killing off Ezri[4] in fanfics in order to get the two together.

In terms of femslash shipping, Kira/Ezri (Ezryz), Ezri Dax/Lenara Kahn, and Ezri Dax/Tora Ziyal all have small-to-medium followings. Some rarer pairs include Ezri Dax/Leeta (influenced by the romance between the Mirror Universe versions of the characters), Ezri Dax (or Tigan)/Jadzia Dax, and Ezri Dax/Erika Hernandez, a crossover ship with Star Trek: Enterprise.

Notable Fanworks

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Archives and Fannish Links

References

  1. ^ from teh nos' (nostalgia_lj) wrote in crack_van, DS9 - TrekCrack for Grown Ups ; archive link (2003-12-24)
  2. ^ 28ghosts. 3% Hydrocortilene, on AO3. July 20, 2018. Archived from the original on May 11, 2021.
  3. ^ incorrect-ds9-quotes. Tumblr post, May 2, 2016. Archived from the original on May 11, 2021.
  4. ^ Tumblr post by trillscienceofficer, 20 October 2020