*arrives two years later with starbucks* Phew! What a busy episode! And it has a very season finale feeling.
Oh, Londo. *sigh* I mean, it was always meant to end up here, but still. But he gets to be a badass. I wonder what Mr. Morden felt when the island was blown up? Physical pain? A telepathic backslash?
Nukes do seem outdated, especially considering they're facing races who can pretty much vaporise their opponents with a single beam but... But it worked, I guess. A bit like throwing pebbles at a tank to get the driver's attention.
I feel like there's a lot parallels with Tolkien but obvious references? My Tolkien-fu is too rusty to say.
BTW, this episode really made me want to reread Louise Cooper's Chaos Gate.
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Date: 2021-12-28 03:47 pm (UTC)Oh, Londo. *sigh* I mean, it was always meant to end up here, but still. But he gets to be a badass. I wonder what Mr. Morden felt when the island was blown up? Physical pain? A telepathic backslash?
Nukes do seem outdated, especially considering they're facing races who can pretty much vaporise their opponents with a single beam but... But it worked, I guess. A bit like throwing pebbles at a tank to get the driver's attention.
I feel like there's a lot parallels with Tolkien but obvious references? My Tolkien-fu is too rusty to say.
BTW, this episode really made me want to reread Louise Cooper's Chaos Gate.