I have.. random nothingness

to say. Nothing. Much.

Well, a little.

Hey, RSR! Look! http://www.livejournal.com/users/nique/390124.html?mode=reply

I'm being distracted.

Thania, Thania, Thania...

Listen to Travis, darling. He speaks truth in regards to Servy.

Sigh.

RSR, you're such a bad influence on me. I *swear*.

Speaking of, though, have you or any in the rpg considered Bek? The kid from Shadow who Blake gave three years, and then he'd come looking? He could be... well, maybe useful. (And what happened to Sula, and her people--er, well, her people. Not Sula. Mass executions? Wouldn't that have been a bit much? Or maybe exile, or brainwashing --were they the test subjects of Pylene 50?)

Or even Kasabi's kid... Hrm.

Anyway. My brain is currently plotting Blake's 7/Farscape/Dancer of the Sixth crossover. Sigh. I'm so, so, so, insane.

But, hey, Dancer always makes me a bit odd, and in need of finishing the damned book.

Boing. Must go back and watch Blake free Travis.

Trial, addendum

RSR!

The seed! The bit that sends Travis into plotting genocide? It's in Trial. "The Federation is run by hypocrites and supported by fools. I'm glad to be rid of it."

That was *it*, baby. The moment when it changed for him. When it became larger than Blake for Travis.

When ending the corruption was his psychosis.

Er. Anyway.

EDIT: So, been thinking about this all night.

The other thing that struck me is this: Travis doesn't view the Federation as the Ruling Class, and the Oppressed, like Blake does. He sees it as one entity. As far as he's concerned, to destroy the hypocrisy and lies and general degeneracy, he has to level *everything*.

To wipe it out and begin at the beginning. If there even is a beginning. And how do we know that the Andromedans weren't any more logical? They seemed perfectly happy to come in and do the mopping up.

...hrm. Anyway.