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I don't understand the idea that Weyoun Whatever-Number-They-Were-Up-To-By-Now was the last Weyoun. Surely the Dominion still has its cloning facilities in the Gamma Quadrant. Maybe after the wormhole was closed, the Gamma Quadrant Dominion created a Weyoun 6b?
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I don't buy it either, but I believe this following quote from TGL sums it up...
"We're the bad guys. We have to die. However, like I said to Ira, 'If you think the Vorta keep all of their eggs in one cloning facility, you are mistaken."
Jeffrey Combs, Brunt and various Weyoun clones
------------------ Doctor: "Run along. I'll reattach any severed limbs. Just don't misplace them." (Voyager: "The Killing Game")
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Maybe the Gamma Quadrant did create it's own Weyoun's. But in the Alpha Quadrant the Vorta cloning facility on Rondak III was destroyed. No more Vorta cloning facility, no more Weyoun's.
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But there is obviously a Vorta cloning facility in the Gamma Quadrant, unless they brought it with them and didn't even back up Weyoun's genetic files. That I hardly believe.
------------------ Doctor: "Run along. I'll reattach any severed limbs. Just don't misplace them." (Voyager: "The Killing Game")
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*grins* *Finds this to be wonderful fodder for her fanfiction*
MY take on it is this--perhaps the female founder no longer trusted weyoun to be such a proficient leader. he had, as of late, made many MANY errors and problems. she had been intending to clone him again as well--that much was stated a few episodes ago.
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Saltah'na
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There should be many more cloning facilities in the Alpha Quadrant. Perhaps each Vorta is assigned to only one Facility. And in the case of Weyoun, it is Rondak III. This means that Rondak III was especially chosen since it houses the Weyoun clones inside, perhaps chosen by the great Damar himself.
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Oh, I'm sure Weyoun's genetic pattern is on file back in the Gamma Quadrant. But even if they brought his body back, he wouldn't be the same Weyoun. Memories transfer, but I doubt they do so across the galaxy. Without access to those memories, any future clone would be more like Weyoun 4, or perhaps even 3, since 4 was vaporized. Similar, but not the same.
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*opens doors to her house* Come on in and party hearty, everybody! It's WeyounWorld! *LOL* :-) Don't forget to try the semi-solidified "Founder Jello" *sniggers*
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