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Newsgroups: rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated
From: warl...@es.co.nz (Matthew Vincent)
Date: 1 Jul 2002 22:37:49 -0700
Local: Tues, Jul 2 2002 1:37 am
Subject: Re: The B5 That Never Was
"Raven Woman" <Hrafn...@hotmail.com> wrote: *nods* yeah, that's understandable. I'm kinda the other way around, I >I'm more interested in issues of storytelling than dating, so >I must'a just picked out what I wanted to see. think, in that I'm far more interested in the social issues that B5 makes reference to than I am in B5 itself. If it was just a Sci-Fi show to me, there's no way I'd be spending all this time posting here. >At any rate, the original poster was protesting that Ivanova/Talia I agree entirely. It seemed so obvious to me that Ivanova & Talia >didn't have a relationship, and I was arguing why we have to >interpret "evidence" as parsimoniously as possible--ie. assume an >empty bed means what an empty bed means now, narratively speaking. *were* romantically involved, that I figured I'd go on to discuss something different since that issue had (IMO) already been sorted. Btw, in response to someone else's comments in the thread regarding Talia's feelings for Ivanova, I'd imagine that the sleeper personality couldn't invent romantic feelings altogether. Rather, Talia already had romantic feelings for Ivanova prior to the sleeper personality playing on them. >Sorry-- It's alright. It is easy to misunderstand people on the net, when all >Jenn we have to go by is verbal communication. Matthew You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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