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Gaaaaaa.
Damn, but Flesh and Bone still gets me every time.
There's just... Leoben owns that interrogation from step one, from minute one. And Kara has no idea, she's floundering. Roslin tells her she's lost perspective, but I don't think Roslin has enough perspective, either. Not until he grabs her.
And, dude. Now I want to write some sort of post-thingie where Roslin confronts Kara about the fact that she took his soul for him.
I'm a little more sanguine about Kara's mother, now. I'm still not fond of it, but it feels a little better, having watched F&B again.
Now, dude. Something that I want to know: Why has none of them gone, "Hey, wait. Why do the Cylons want us to go to Earth?" Because, clearly, they do. Leoben dangles Kobol at Kara, Sharon says the Cylons know their scriptures better--hell, the ONE ambush was fucking pathetic, and they got the arrow (Sharon says something about it to Helo, too, doesn't she?) without a huge amount of trouble (yes, there was the fight with Six, but odds are, Kara still would have gotten free).
Tangent: Maybe Six's grudge with Kara is less about Baltar and more because of Leoben's report on her? She hates the idea that a 'human' can be special in any way, and considers it not part of God's plan.
So, yes. Why the big push towards Earth? Are they just not thinking about the fact that the Cylons are basically leading them down the yellow brick road?
Or is the hubris of Adama and Roslin blinding them to this?
At least Roslin has to be considering this, somewhere. I mean, hell. A Cylon tells your interrogator you're going to find Kobol. Another one leads you to the fucking Tomb...
IS THERE ANY LOGIC IN THE HOUSE?
Thought not.
In other news, I plan on doing the newBSG: Kara Edition when I eventually get the dvds. It'll save me time fastforwarding through everyone else.
There's just... Leoben owns that interrogation from step one, from minute one. And Kara has no idea, she's floundering. Roslin tells her she's lost perspective, but I don't think Roslin has enough perspective, either. Not until he grabs her.
And, dude. Now I want to write some sort of post-thingie where Roslin confronts Kara about the fact that she took his soul for him.
I'm a little more sanguine about Kara's mother, now. I'm still not fond of it, but it feels a little better, having watched F&B again.
Now, dude. Something that I want to know: Why has none of them gone, "Hey, wait. Why do the Cylons want us to go to Earth?" Because, clearly, they do. Leoben dangles Kobol at Kara, Sharon says the Cylons know their scriptures better--hell, the ONE ambush was fucking pathetic, and they got the arrow (Sharon says something about it to Helo, too, doesn't she?) without a huge amount of trouble (yes, there was the fight with Six, but odds are, Kara still would have gotten free).
Tangent: Maybe Six's grudge with Kara is less about Baltar and more because of Leoben's report on her? She hates the idea that a 'human' can be special in any way, and considers it not part of God's plan.
So, yes. Why the big push towards Earth? Are they just not thinking about the fact that the Cylons are basically leading them down the yellow brick road?
Or is the hubris of Adama and Roslin blinding them to this?
At least Roslin has to be considering this, somewhere. I mean, hell. A Cylon tells your interrogator you're going to find Kobol. Another one leads you to the fucking Tomb...
IS THERE ANY LOGIC IN THE HOUSE?
Thought not.
In other news, I plan on doing the newBSG: Kara Edition when I eventually get the dvds. It'll save me time fastforwarding through everyone else.

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This is what pissed me off so much about the whole prophecy storyline. Man, when Roslin convinced Kara to go get the arrow, she even told her: "The cylon you interrogated told you that we would find Kobol, did he not?", like it was a good thing. I never, never understood why finding out that the cylons either knew their future or were herding them in a certain direction didn't freak them out. Any normal person's reaction would have been: "Huh. Not good. How about we run away in the opposite direction?", particularly when they found out that the cylons were waiting for them near Kobol.
This is when I started seriously disliking Roslin, and the fact that nobody brought that up is one of those huge incoherencies we're supposed to ignore. I hate reset buttons, but I wouldn't mind it if they forgot about the prophecy, because it hurts me that every time the cylons are all "we totally know your prophecies by heart", nobody remarks that it might be a bad idea to follow these prophecies. It makes everybody look stupid, and unlike Roslin, they don't have the excuse of being drugged to the gills.
Er, sorry about the rant.
That said, Flesh and Bone remains one of my favourite eps ever, it's so chilling and perfect.
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And as other people mentioned, they can't go to Earth anyway as long as they've got Cylons with them. It's a big logic hole in the show's premise, and I'm not overly confident that they'll address it...
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I think it was me agreeing with you, basically.
Sigh.
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Yeah, it's fun inside my head...