Benjamin Sisko (mirror)
Benjamin Sisko was a male  privateer who worked his way out of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance's slave mines and earned himself a position serving the Intendant . Later, he became a leader of the Terran Resistance Forces. He married , but they did not have any children. 

Sisko married Jennifer in the 2360s, however, he found himself very devoted to his ship and its exploits. Furthermore, he decided to work for Intendant Kira. It was this that prompted Jennifer to leave him. Sisko became Kira's lover, and commanded a small raiding ship crewed by other Terrans, charged with collecting "duties" from passing ships. Although Sisko resented his position under the Intendant, he had no desire to become a "hero" or resist the Alliance's rule. 

When he met Kira Nerys from a mirror universe in 2370, the thought of the possibility of being free of Alliance control, combined with Kira's assertion that he was still just a slave but didn't realize it, convinced him to change his mind and reject the Intendant's authority. He helped Kira and Bashir escape from the station, and took , whom he nicknamed "Smiley," into his crew. Sisko promised to "shake things up a little" in his universe. Good to his word, he started the Terran Rebellion against the Alliance. ()

Although Sisko was a great tactician, he was a stubborn, abrasive man who didn't get along with anyone very well. He was married to Jennifer Sisko, a privileged Terran scientist, but hardly got along with her at all, and as of 2371 hadn't seen her in over five years. According to Smiley, they never should have been married in the first place. Sisko was the lover of , whom he recruited to join the rebellion.

In early 2371, Sisko was killed during a mission to convince his wife to leave  and work for the rebellion. Desperate to complete Sisko's mission, Smiley recruited Benjamin Sisko from Kira's universe to finish his task. Sisko assumed the guise of his deceased counterpart, successfully fooling everyone from  to  to the Intendant herself. He didn't fool Jennifer Sisko, however, but was nevertheless successful in convincing her to leave the station. ()

Years later, the Intendant shared with  how she had "suffered so many disappointments in [her] life," naming , who she had just murdered, along with Sisko, and , as being among those that list. ()

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