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The '''Vault of Eternal Destitution''' is the afterlife in [[Ferengi]] beliefs for those who are unsuccessful in life. |
The '''Vault of Eternal Destitution''' is the afterlife in [[Ferengi]] beliefs for those who are unsuccessful in life. |
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| − | After being transported in [[time]] back to [[1947]], [[Rom]] initially thought that he, [[Quark]] and [[Nog]] had died and been sent to the Vault. But, Quark claimed that was impossible, because his [[Quark's|bar]] on [[Deep Space 9]] was showing a profit. ({{e|DS9|Little Green Men}}) |
+ | After being transported in [[time]] back to [[1947]], [[Rom]] initially thought that he, [[Quark]] and [[Nog]] had died and been sent to the Vault. But, Quark claimed that was impossible, because his [[Quark's|bar]] on [[Deep Space 9]] was showing a profit. ({{e|DS9|Little Green Men}}) |
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| − | :''Its unknown if there is any relation to the [[Debtor's Dungeon]] that was mentioned in the ''[[The War of the Prophets]]'' or if they are entirely different.'' |
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==External link== |
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Revision as of 23:24, 11 September 2021
- For other uses, see Vault.
The Vault of Eternal Destitution is the afterlife in Ferengi beliefs for those who are unsuccessful in life.
After being transported in time back to 1947, Rom initially thought that he, Quark and Nog had died and been sent to the Vault. But, Quark claimed that was impossible, because his bar on Deep Space 9 was showing a profit. (DS9 episode: "Little Green Men")
External link
- Vault of Eternal Destitution article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.