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 As months went on, Doz and many other officers throughout the ship were pulled into a strange shared dream experience, known as "Skarbek", which initiated her second mission with the Gorkon——though she wouldn't know it at the time. In this alternate reality, she was known as "[[Doz Finch/Skarbek|Gramma]]", a cold and rather dour woman who lended her skills to a Maquis group, mostly to escape the clutches of her nemesis, Norström (who in the real world was actually her best friend who had died some years before: [[Murve Norström]]). An ex prison convict, "Gramma" worked with [[Tahna Meru/Skarbek|Lark]] ([[Tahna Meru]]), [[Alieth/Skarbek|N'Alieth]] ([[Alieth]]), [[Seva Reeshe]] and a Bajoran man named Imul, in attempting to recruit civilians to their cause, hoping to build up a resistance and eventually beat the Cardassians who had taken over the colony of Witherington.
-Going from warehouse to a farm barn and then onto another warehouse, in a relentless neverending rain, tensions were high. After taking out two guards, Gramma, Lark and Imul ran quickly inside and collected a number of supplies, namely medical, with the intention of returning them back to the barn. It was here that Doz (as Gramma) suggested stealing a Cardassian shuttle from a landing pad outside, feeling it was not only the most practical means of transferring the items they had collected, but also slightly for herself, so that an escape route was always there and feasible should she need it. Though reluctant at first, Lark eventually agreed to the idea. Once they had scaled the innards of the warehouse and escaped to the landing pad, they found themselves in the sight of a worker, and in a quick flash, Gramma pushed Imul into him, believing him capable of handling it, and so that their window of opportunity was not lost. Although he did indeed win the fight, it also created a disconnect between him and the others——though mainly Gramma——and any trust he had for them severed from then on.
+Her most pivotal contribution was the suggestion to steal a Cardassian shuttle from a warehouse, one that was initially met with a degree of opposition from the away team leader Lark. Although at first uncertain, Lark eventually agreed to the idea, but did not foresee Gramma pushing Imul into the enemy during the attempt. Although Gramma's intention was to create a diversion, one that she believed Imul could and did handle, it created a distrust between the team members, one that was difficult to shift for days to come. Later on the mission, Gramma, Lark and Seva used the shuttle to land on and infiltrate the Niu Hotel, the Cardassians main communications hub. Despite many a skirmish, they finally succeeded in taking over the comms, sending a broadcast across the colony of Witherington. They later escaped onto the rooftop of the hotel as it went up in flames. Moments before waking up from the dream, Gramma finally encountered Norström.
-Later on the mission, Imul ultimately departed to return to his family, and Gramma, Lark and Seva, made their way to a known Cardassian headquarters, with the intention of breaking in and disrupting their communications across the colony. Many hostile encounters along the way, they found their intended communications room, locked themsleves inside and commenced with their propaganda broadcast, hoping to inspire rebellion and resistance, and finally secure their main objective——to recruit. They escaped as the building went up in flames. In the final moments of her Skarbek experience, Gramma finally encountered Norström, but woke up in her real quarters as Doz Finch before anything could really happen.
+As part of her third major mission with the Gorkon, Doz was plopped onto a diplomatic team travelling through the Bajoran wormhole, with the intention of finding and establishing communications with a cult that had some unknwon relation to the disappearance of a tourist vessel. On Sargasso V, the Gamma Quadrant planet in question, she, [[Jocelyn Marshall]] and [[James Bowers]] were kidnapped and tied up with unfamiliar technology that, as time went on, appeared to be a strange mesh of ancient yet advanced technology. In what turned out to be an underground sanctuary, they came to face to face with an holo-projected ethereal spirit who failed in its attempt to indoctrinate them into the cults mysterious cause. Escaping the room within which they had been held captive, they met a reticent [[Vorta]] who intended to help with their escape, guiding them as they dodged cultists and navigated corridors. Eventually landing in a chamber even deeper in the sanctuary, Doz worked steafast in her attempts to hack into an esoteric machine that was somehow connected to the core of the planet, and the reason for its rising temperatures and planetary shield.
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-|Murve Norström†
+|Murve Norström
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-|BLURB='''Murve Norström (Murphy)''' in many ways saved Doz during her earliest years. Marred by a depressing life in which she spent most of her time caring for her mentally unsound mother, Murphy so often was a source of laughter and lightness, and her anchor in life. Mirroring each others careers, they each sought certifications from the Mars Tech Academy, Doz more interested in maintenance roles, and Murphy in '''electrical ones''', and shared postings on the USS ''Bonestell'' and ''Marigold'', until his tragic death.}}
+|BLURB='''Murve Norström†''', better known as '''Murphy''', in many ways saved Doz during her earliest years. Marred by a depressing life in which she spent most of her time caring for her mentally unsound mother, Murphy so often was a source of laughter and lightness, and her anchor in life. Mirroring each others careers, they each sought certifications from the Mars Tech Academy, Doz more interested in maintenance roles, and Murphy in '''electrical ones''', and shared postings on the USS ''Bonestell'' and ''Marigold'', until his tragic death.}}
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