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<blockquote data-quote="Bendris Noulg" data-source="post: 1449542" data-attributes="member: 6398">An understanding about Odo, however: He's seen the station change hands some half-dozen times (Cardasian to Star Fleet, to Bajoran, back to Star Fleet, to Dominion/Cardasian, then back to Star Fleet).&nbsp; In that time, his primary concern has remained (primarily) to keep the station running, operational, and crime-free (with definate leanings of prefering Star Fleet control over the others).&nbsp; In addition, he's not a member of any of those regimes (although his race rules the Dominion, he's always remained seperate of them until the end of the series, when he becomes their leader and hope for the future).&nbsp;In short, Odo had his code of rules, and once you knew what they were, you could count on him to stick to them.&nbsp;Your order, your people, your deity, the Grandfather of Spring, etc.&nbsp;Loyalty to a city/town/etc. also works outside of that town; enemies abound and there are traitors everywhere.&nbsp; By vanquishing the powers of Chaos (and, in theory, Evil), one is making the world a safer place, and that benefits the [population center of choice].&nbsp;And yes, those posted by Hand of Evil are good (ehr...&nbsp; Lawful Neutral).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bendris Noulg, post: 1449542, member: 6398"] An understanding about Odo, however: He's seen the station change hands some half-dozen times (Cardasian to Star Fleet, to Bajoran, back to Star Fleet, to Dominion/Cardasian, then back to Star Fleet). In that time, his primary concern has remained (primarily) to keep the station running, operational, and crime-free (with definate leanings of prefering Star Fleet control over the others). In addition, he's not a member of [i]any[/i] of those regimes (although his race rules the Dominion, he's always remained seperate of them until the end of the series, when he becomes their leader and hope for the future). In short, Odo had [i]his[/i] code of rules, and once you knew what they were, you could count on him to stick to them. Your order, your people, your deity, the Grandfather of Spring, etc. Loyalty to a city/town/etc. also works outside of that town; enemies abound and there are traitors everywhere. By vanquishing the powers of Chaos (and, in theory, Evil), one is making the world a safer place, and that benefits the [population center of choice]. And yes, those posted by Hand of Evil are good (ehr... Lawful Neutral). [/QUOTE]

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