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### GUIDE ### [3][Background] [4][Synopsis] [5][Credits] [6][Episode
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_Contents:_ [9]Overview - [10]Backplot - [11]Questions - [12]Analysis
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- [13]Notes - [14]JMS
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Overview
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Sheridan discovers a connection between Morden and the death of his
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wife. The station is inundated by Narn refugees. A new Earth
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Alliance agency tries to recruit station personnel. [15]Ed Wasser
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as Morden.
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Sub-genre: Drama
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[16]P5 Rating: [17]9.30
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Production number: 217
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Original air date: May 10, 1995
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Written by J. Michael Straczynski
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Directed by David Eagle
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_Note: this episode is more momentous than most. Think twice before
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proceeding to the spoilers; it's worth seeing unawares._
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Backplot
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* Delenn and Kosh tell Sheridan about the Shadows and the Vorlons:
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_D:_
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There are beings in the universe billions of years older
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than either of our races. Once, long ago, they walked
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among the stars like giants. Vast, timeless... they taught
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the younger races, explored beyond the Rim, created great
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empires. But to all things, there is an end. Slowly, over
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a million years, the First Ones went away. Some passed
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beyond the stars, never to return. Some simply
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disappeared.
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_S:_
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I'm sure this is all very interesting, but what does any
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of this have to do with Morden?
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_D:_
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Not all of the First Ones have gone away. A few stayed
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behind. Hidden or asleep, waiting for the day when they
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may be needed. When the Shadows come again.
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_S:_
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Shadows?
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_D:_
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We have no other name for them. The Shadows were old when
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even the ancients were young. They battled one another
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over and over across a million years. The last Great War
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against the Shadows was ten thousand years ago. It was the
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last time the ancients walked openly among us. The Shadows
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were only defeated, not destroyed. A thousand years ago,
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the Shadows returned to their places of power, rebuilt
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them, and began to stretch forth their hand. Before they
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could strike, they were defeated by an alliance of worlds,
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including the Minbari and the few remaining First Ones who
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had not yet passed beyond the veil. When they had
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finished, the First Ones went away. All but one.
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_S:_
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There's still one of them left. Where?
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_D:_
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(indicates Kosh, to Sheridan's great surprise) That is why
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Kosh cannot leave his encounter suit. He would be
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recognized.
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_S:_
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Recognized? By who?
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_K:_
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Everyone.
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_D:_
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For centuries the Vorlons stood alone, the last remaining
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guardians. Watching and waiting.
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* Delenn's question to Kosh (cf. [18]"Chrysalis") was, "Have the
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Shadows returned to Z'ha'dum?"
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* The Icarus, an Earth exploration vessel carrying Anna Sheridan,
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arrived at Z'ha'dum in late 2256 (see [19]Analysis.) A landing
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party, exploring a cave, inadvertently discovered the Shadows,
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awakening them. The Shadows destroyed the Icarus so its crew could
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not return to warn others, and killed the crewmembers who wouldn't
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cooperate. Morden was one of the crew.
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* Delenn and Kosh knew about the reawakening of the Shadows
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immediately -- maybe even witnessed it somehow as it was
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happening.
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* The Earth government has formed a new agency, the Ministry of
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Peace (nicknamed "Minipax" by its employees,) with the alleged
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goal of helping reduce internal tensions among the EA's populace.
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Its first visible action was to establish a program called the
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Night Watch, paying people 50 credits a week to wear black
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armbands and report suspicious people to the authorities so that
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troublemakers can be reformed before they disrupt the peace.
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Unanswered Questions
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* Is Sheridan's wife still alive?
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* What is the Ministry of Peace really up to?
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* Will Talia join?
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* Similarly, what significance is there in the fact that Delenn
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narrated Sheridan's vision? Was she sharing it with him, or had
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she seen it before?
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* What kind of information did Morden bring for Londo?
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* What, if anything, happened to the ship that originally discovered
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the ruins on Z'ha'dum? Someone must have discovered them before
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the Icarus' arrival, since the crew of the Icarus knew they were
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going to explore an ancient civilization.
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Analysis
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* Delenn's opening remarks about the First Ones bear a striking
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similarity to G'Kar's comments about the beings at Sigma 957 (cf.
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[20]"Mind War.") Could those beings also be First Ones? If so, are
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the Vorlons aware that they are still around in some form?
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* Her remarks also echo her comments about humans in [21]"Babylon
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Squared" -- suggesting that she believes humanity has the capacity
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to eventually rival the First Ones.
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* Delenn stated that all but one of the First Ones have gone away,
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and that the last one is Kosh. But does she mean that only one
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race remains, or only one individual? Or is there a difference
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where Vorlons are concerned? (See [22]jms speaks)
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* If Kosh would be recognized by "everyone" because (as implied by
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Delenn) his race had once walked openly among lesser ones, it's
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plausible that Kosh may resemble something from legends thousands
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of years old -- an angel, perhaps, since the Shadows bear some
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resemblance to demons and Kosh's suit seems to have room for
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wings. This would tie in with Kosh's statement in [23]"Hunter,
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Prey" that Sheridan must be ready "to fight legends" before Kosh
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will reveal himself -- otherwise he'd be mistaken by some as a
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divine being rather than an alien. Of course, angels and demons
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are far from the only figures in the human pantheon, let alone
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alien mythology, and Kosh may be something else entirely.
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* Or the encounter suit may allow Kosh to control who gets visions
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like Sheridan's; if he took it off, everyone who tried to look at
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him would see something different, something personal. (See
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[24]jms speaks.) This brings up a potential connection to the
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flashes in [25]"Babylon Squared"; perhaps the Vorlons were
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involved in Babylon 4's time travel, and the flashes were a side
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effect of that.
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* Why did Delenn demand to see Kosh in [26]"Chrysalis" before she
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was willing to undergo her change? She seems to know enough about
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Vorlons that she would have had some idea what he looked like. Did
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she simply want to verify that Kosh was one of the First Ones
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mentioned in the Minbari history books? Or does his appearance
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have something more directly to do with her wanting to become
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partially human? That's assuming he was showing himself to her at
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all, rather than sending her a dream sequence.
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* How did Kosh know what happened on Z'ha'dum? Or was he just
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inventing the scene he showed Sheridan based on what he figured
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must have happened? Perhaps he gleaned it from his meeting with
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Morden in [27]"Signs and Portents," though Delenn claims she and
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Kosh have known about it for the past three years.
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* The Icarus expedition seems to have set forth in late 2256. In
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[28]"Revelations," which is set in early 2259, Sheridan's sister
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says that it's been two years since Anna's death. In this episode,
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Delenn implies that the Shadows were awakened three years earlier.
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Late 2256 makes sense if both of them were rounding.
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* The Shadows on Z'ha'dum may have been awakened in 2256, but they
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weren't the first. The creature in [29]"The Long Dark" awoke
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during the Earth-Minbari War and was headed for Z'ha'dum. What
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caused it to wake up before its masters did, assuming its masters
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are the beings the Icarus discovered?
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* Delenn's question was, "Have the Shadows _returned_ to Z'ha'dum?"
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That implies they were elsewhere; if so, where? Perhaps the same
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thing that drew the abovementioned creature to Z'ha'dum also drew
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the Shadows there. In that case, they may have already been awake
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before the Icarus arrived.
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* Sheridan let Morden go so he wouldn't suspect that his true nature
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is known. But the damage may already be done; Morden and his
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associates are likely to be suspicious of his sudden release. The
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reason given to Morden -- "it was all a mistake" -- is going to
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seem especially suspicious; "the Centauri asked for your release"
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or "you're right; we can't hold you without charges" seem like
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they would have been better excuses. Of course, the latter may be
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what Zack told Morden.
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* The Night Watch armbands seem more a tool of terror than of peace,
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reminiscent of the armbands worn by Nazis and other tyrannical
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regimes, a constant reminder to everyone that they're under
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observation. The program seems designed to cause people to turn in
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their neighbors, and it's probably naive to believe that people
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accused of suspicious behavior (or worse, suspicious "attitudes")
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will simply be put into therapy and released shortly thereafter.
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Combined with the Ministry of Public Morale (cf. [30]"And Now For
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a Word") it suggests the Clark government is more interested in
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keeping the citizenry under its thumb than anything noble.
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* If it's true that the Night Watch considers thoughts dangerous,
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they may well be involved with Psi Corps somehow; certainly it
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would make sense for them to try to involve telepaths in rooting
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out undesirables. Or, perhaps more likely, they're simply another
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of Psi Corps' machinations.
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* The Shadows aren't the only ones inhabiting places of power. Londo
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observed that the technomages (cf. [31]"The Geometry of Shadows")
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were usually cloistered in their places of power. And now the
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technomages are headed for the Rim, or beyond it, because of a
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great darkness approaching; what do they hope to achieve?
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* Unless the holding cell cameras are very advanced, the Shadows'
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invisibility is not all that good. Presumably there are aliens on
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the station who can see well into the infrared or ultraviolet; the
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Shadows would be easily detected by such beings in any public
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area. Perhaps that's how Kosh knew who Morden was in [32]"Signs
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and Portents." On the other hand, it may simply be that some
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aliens _have_ seen the Shadows with Morden, but didn't think them
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remarkable enough to be worth mentioning; they're probably far
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from the weirdest-looking creatures walking around the station.
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* Talia was able to detect the Shadows without even trying. That
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suggests that telepaths will be a valuable weapon against the
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Shadows -- which leads to the suspicion that the Shadows are
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working to co-opt Psi-Corps behind the scenes so human telepaths
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will be less likely to work against them. It's not clear whether
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her ability to sense the Shadows was typical for a P5 telepath, or
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a result of her enhanced abilities (cf. [33]"Mind War.")
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* It's also worth noting that Talia saw Morden darken the same way
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Delenn did in [34]"Signs and Portents" -- does this mean Delenn
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has some telepathic ability?
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* In [35]"Infection," Franklin says the Ikarans built their war
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machines to fend off invasions, the last of which was 1000 years
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ago. Could they have been participants in the last conflict with
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the Shadows? Will the technology obtained by Earth in that episode
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be used in the upcoming war?
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* Morden's triangular hand placement while he was in his cell is
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reminiscent of Lennier's meditation posture. Perhaps there's no
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connection, or perhaps there is.
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Notes
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* The name "Ministry of Peace" and its abbreviation Minipax are from
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George Orwell's "1984."
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* The convention mentioned by Talia is probably not the one
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described in the novel [36]"Voices" because the novel takes place
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before [37]"The Coming of Shadows."
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* Delenn's narrative bears some resemblance to Gandalf's description
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of the coming of Sauron near the beginning of the first book of
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"The Lord of the Rings." In particular, this passage:
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"The rumours that you have heard are true: he has indeed arisen
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again and left his hold in Mirkwood and returned to his ancient
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fastness in the Dark Tower of Mordor. That name even you hobbits
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have heard of, like a shadow on the borders of old stories. Always
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after a defeat and a respite, the Shadow takes another shape and
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grows again."
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jms speaks
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* "In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum" is an episode that is as emotionally
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raw as [38]"Chrysalis" with some major revelations that force
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Sheridan to make the most important decision of his life.
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* Correct; Delenn and Kosh have said nothing about G'Kar's claims
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because they're trying to keep a low profile.
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* The shadows know that Kosh knows, because the Vorlons *always*
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know; they also know (or think) that they're in a superior
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position because if Kosh should tell the others, either a) most
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wouldn't believe him, or b) the shadows would move aggressively
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now, costing untold lives. They're more worried about an alliance
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between lots of races than the Vorlons alone.
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* I would not create a race as potentially unstoppable as the
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shadows without making sure they had one -- but only one --
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Achilles' heel. Though it may take our characters a long time to
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figure out what that is...almost *too* long....
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* No, "all but one" refers to the race, not an individual. The First
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Ones are various species/races. One of these species/races is
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still around at this time. The Vorlons. Of which Kosh is one.
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* BTW, the one big reason that Sakai [Catherine, Sinclair's old
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flame in the first season] could not have filled Anna Sheridan's
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role in awakening the shadows...and this is the one thing that
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everyone who advocates this theory tends to forget...is that they
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were *already up and awake* in the first season, as we saw in
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"Signs and Portents." They were up, around, and had had some time
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to build stuff up, reclaim some of their ships, and in other ways
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get organized and develop their contacts.
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Also, Morden was already working for them.
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* _Why did Delenn demand to see Kosh?_
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She wanted to see Kosh to assure herself that the Vorlons, who
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she'd never met before, were who she believed them to be, and that
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this was a true Vorlon and not a pretender. He had to be in place
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as part of Valen's prophecy.
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* The rim, and the "veil" beyond which the bulk of the First Ones
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passed, is the Galactic rim. As for why the shadows are doing what
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they're doing...that's kind of the key to the whole thing, which
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we haven't turned yet.
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* Some of the first ones just got bored after millions of years, and
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went off in general. The rest, for the most part, went beyond the
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Rim for the same reason you cut down old trees to make room for
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new ones.
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* _Are the First Ones as old as the universe itself?_
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Well, to some degree you're limited by the amount of time it takes
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to evolve life per se, then into intelligent life, then into
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spacefaring life. You need time after the Big Bang for planets to
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be formed, cool, develop environments capable of supporting
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life...then the long haul begins.
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So yes, on the one hand, you've got races that are millions of
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years older than humans, who were prowling around while we were
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still furred, fanged, and slamming bones together. But they're not
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as old as the universe, because they can't be.
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* Exploration and archeological/scientific vessels like this usually
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piggy-back on Explorer or other jump-capable ships, with an
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arrangement that they'll be there for X-number of days or weeks,
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then another ship will come that way and again piggy-back them
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out.
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* Thanks. I like Vir a lot. Many folks were willing to write him off
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in the beginning, not understanding that there was more beneath
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the surface (a problem Vir has also had in his "life"). But you
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gotta be careful; characters have a way of surprising you. And I
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like that, and intended that, Vir be the first one to stand up to
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Morden.
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* Again, look at the Kosh/Morden scene in [39]"Signs." A light is
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suddenly blown out off to one side. Morden didn't move. So who did
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it...but his constant companions?
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* _Kosh's command to Morden in "Signs"_
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His comment would have been addressed to the shadows and their
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current emissary.
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* _How does Morden communicate with the Shadows so easily?_
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Well, one can always assume that Morden received some help, in one
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form or another, in adjusting to the shadows....
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* The difference is just in accent. ZA HA DOOM is the way I
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pronounce it, but ZA cHA DOOM is also acceptable (from someone
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who's learned to more or less accept the 47 different ways in
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which one may pronounce straczynski).
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* And, as you note, one of things that I like to play with is the
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layering of ambiguity. Let's say, just for the sake of argument,
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that we set up two sides: Shadowmen vs. Vorlons, which looks like
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evil vs. good. Fundamentally, I would find that boring. What you
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would then have to do is get into WHY they're doing what they do,
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and HOW they're doing what they do.
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There is, for instance, the "good" that says, "We know what's best
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for you, we'll protect you, nurture you, but you'll do it our way,
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and we'll keep you away from ideas and beliefs you shouldn't be
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exposed to." Okay, maybe that fits one definition of good...but is
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it?
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On the flip side, for instance, there's the "bad" that says "There
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must be conflict and death, because it's only through conflict and
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death that we grow stronger, that we can eventually create an
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ordered universe. The gene pool must be kept strong. To do that,
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there must be war and strife and death." Okay, maybe that fits the
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definition of evil, but is it?
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The key, again and always, is that nothing is what it seems on
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Babylon 5. And even if it looks like it IS what it is, you have to
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look at WHY it is what it is...and maybe at that point it isn't.
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One of the things about this show is that you see as much as
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you're willing to see. You can gloss over it, say, "Okay, these
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are the good guys, these are the bad guys." But the closer you
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look, the more you see the shades. I imagine when the Shadowmen
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are more fully revealed, some folks'll think we're going for a
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basic good/evil conflict...but believe me, there's a hell of a lot
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more involved in it than that.
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* _(From a 1993 GEnie message -- presumably we can replace
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"Sinclair" with "Sheridan" now.)_
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I've just sat here for five minutes trying to decide how to phrase
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this and not give something vital away...and it's damn near
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impossible.
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(another five minutes passes)
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Okay, look...do this. Get a piece of paper. Write down the
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following: "Sinclair sees the hand, but Sinclair does not see the
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hand. And five other people standing in the room would not see the
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hand that Sinclair sees, or see the hand that they see."
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I know it looks like gibberish. But trust me on this. Put the
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piece of paper in your wallet (next to the condom) and hold onto
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it for about two years. Assuming we're still around that long, at
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some point that message will make absolute and perfect sense.
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* Kosh is always and forever *exactly* what he appears to be, no
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less and no more. At the same time, Kosh is absolutely *nothing*
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like what he appears to be.
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These are not contradictory statements.
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And this is about the straightest answer I've given yet on the
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subject, believe it or not.
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* I think it would be just about impossible to put Kosh on the
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outside of a mug.
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* Exactly. You will note that Macabee says, of the Ministry, "...or
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Minipax, as we like to call it around the office." It's an
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in-house joke, not the real name of the thing.
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* Re: the two speeches by G'Kar and Delenn...yes, they were
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constructed specifically to echo one another, because the walkers
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at Sigma 957 are one of the older races that flit through but
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don't really pay any attention to us anymore.
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* The Vorlons are one of the remaining ancient races; Kosh is one of
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the Vorlons, not the last of them.
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* Kosh is a Vorlon. The Vorlons fought the Shadows. There are many
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Vorlons, back home. (The Writer committed an error in that he used
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too many pronouns in that segment of dialogue.)
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* _Was Kosh's line about Sheridan going to Z'ha'dum a warning or a
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threat?_
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Yes.
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* How do you get a shot of Morden's head on a pike past the censors?
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Easy.
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You frame the shot so the head is draped...in shadows.
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If I were to be planning such a thing, of course....
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* MPs (Military Police) also wear armbands. So do the Red Cross and
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some United Nations forces.
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* _How many times did you shoot the scene with Talia slapping
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Sheridan?_
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Only twice. Mainly 'cause she tended to whack him real hard. [...]
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The take you see is the first one printed.
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* He said stop because Zack had found the right wavelength (at least
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briefly) and didn't want him to go further and lose it again.
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* _Will Vir, even metaphorically, get to wave at Morden?_
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That would be telling.
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* _Was the Great Machine inside Epsilon 3 built by a member race of
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the First Ones?_
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Could be.
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* No, Varn was not one of the First Ones.
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Bruce Boxleitner speaks
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* _Bruce: what has the most challenging episode been for you so far,
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and why?_
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The episode we just finished filming today. It's called In the
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Shadow of Za'Ha'Dum and my character deals with some very personal
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issues.
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[45][Next]
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[46]Last update: December 24, 1997
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References
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1. file://localhost/cgi-bin/imagemap/titlebar
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2. LYNXIMGMAP:file://localhost/lurk/maps/maps.html#titlebar
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3. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/background/038.shtml
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4. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/synops/038.html
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5. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/credits/038.html
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6. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/episodes.php
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7. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/037.html
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8. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/039.html
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9. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#OV
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10. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#BP
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11. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#UQ
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12. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#AN
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13. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#NO
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14. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#JS
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15. http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Wasser,+Ed
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16. file://localhost/lurk/p5/intro.html
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17. file://localhost/lurk/p5/038
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18. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/022.html
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19. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#AN:dates
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20. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/006.html
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21. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/020.html
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22. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#JS:vorlons
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23. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/035.html
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24. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#JS:hand
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25. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/020.html
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26. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/022.html
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27. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/013.html
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28. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/024.html
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29. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/027.html
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30. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/037.html
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31. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/025.html
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32. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/013.html
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33. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/006.html
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34. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/013.html
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35. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/004.html
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36. file://localhost/lurk/novels/001.html
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37. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/031.html
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38. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/022.html
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39. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/013.html
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40. file://localhost/lurk/lurker.html
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41. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html#TOP
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42. file://localhost/cgi-bin/uncgi/lgmail
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43. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/episodes.php
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44. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/037.html
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45. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/039.html
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46. file://localhost/lurk/lastmod.html
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