It's confusing, because Galactica!Boomer had died clearly, but yet Caprica!Boomer had her memories. So it could be either, original boomer is on the rezzy ship, or she's Caprica!Boomer's roommate in her head.LadyTevar wrote:Shes' on the Resurrection ship now, I believe. Wasn't that her in the episode with Lucy Lawless?Trytostaydead wrote:Now that we know a Resurrection Ship is following the fleet, what happened to the "spirit" of the Boomer that died on the Galactica? Was her soul transferred back and what will happen then when a new body she inhabits confronts the Chief?
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She didn't cede them so of her own volition; she was just unwilling to push Adama who made it clear he wouldn't allow her those powers.StarshipTitanic wrote: We haven't seen Roslin give Cain any orders because Roslin doesn't touch the military. Roslin essentially ceded all military affairs to Adama, who in turn ceded them to Cain upon her arrival.
However the situation isn't so clear anymore, Roslin did order Starbuck on a mission and both have since been forgiven for it.
As for Cain not being given any orders, she wouldn’t take the President’s calls which indicates less than the proper respect.
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My memories fuzzy, but I seem to recall Caprica Boomer only had memories up to a certain point. I think they're all the same model, but different "souls" though every so often they exchange memories.Nephtys wrote:It's confusing, because Galactica!Boomer had died clearly, but yet Caprica!Boomer had her memories. So it could be either, original boomer is on the rezzy ship, or she's Caprica!Boomer's roommate in her head.LadyTevar wrote:Shes' on the Resurrection ship now, I believe. Wasn't that her in the episode with Lucy Lawless?Trytostaydead wrote:Now that we know a Resurrection Ship is following the fleet, what happened to the "spirit" of the Boomer that died on the Galactica? Was her soul transferred back and what will happen then when a new body she inhabits confronts the Chief?
Just like the captured six has no feeling for Baltar, not to mention the six in his head didn't know humans did this to one of her.
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I'm not sure if she is working against the Cylons. She's definitely helping out the humans at times, but that may be because the right hand and left hand don't know what they're doing, only the "God" does (wouldn't it be funny if Adama was "God"). It seems like the Six in Baltar's head is there as a kind of guide for Baltar, she keeps telling him that the Cylons have something very special planned for him and the baby, so it might be in their best reason for whatever reason to keep them alive and have the attacks seem very genuine?Nephtys wrote:Baltar's head six doesn't really count. She's a special case. We don't know if she's a cylon chip, a figment of Baltar's psychosis, a messenger from god, etc.
She seems to work against a lot of the over Cylon plans, so that's kinda odd.
You know, this means that the Leoben copy from "Flesh and Bone" that Starbuck interrogated did likely end up getting reborn in another body.
Begs the question, was he also faking his worry of dying as well? Or was the Resurrection Ship something not deployed right away?
Wonder if we'll hear from that specific one again?
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Wonder if we'll hear from that specific one again?
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Actualy I'm sure that in the miniseries Adama and Roslin agreed that he would retain all decisions over military matters, she would handle all civilian matters. Which was why he demanded her resignation in Kobal's Last Gleaming 1. Because she bypassed him and gave orders to Starbuck, not to mention lost them a valuable Raider.TheDarkling wrote:She didn't cede them so of her own volition; she was just unwilling to push Adama who made it clear he wouldn't allow her those powers.StarshipTitanic wrote: We haven't seen Roslin give Cain any orders because Roslin doesn't touch the military. Roslin essentially ceded all military affairs to Adama, who in turn ceded them to Cain upon her arrival.
However the situation isn't so clear anymore, Roslin did order Starbuck on a mission and both have since been forgiven for it.
As for Cain not being given any orders, she wouldn’t take the President’s calls which indicates less than the proper respect.
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I am certainly looking forward to tonight , although I'm not expecting anything in terms of resolution.
There is still great uncertainty...although I'd expect Pegasus to end up going off on its own back to the homeworlds to help survivors - which is a shame. No reason why they couldn't have Pegasus be part of the fleet...and help them on their way to Earth.
Maybe...even if Pegasus does go back...no reason why it couldn't jump back eventually... to catch back up. Hmm...just how far back is Caprica?
Anyway...something to look forward to
There is still great uncertainty...although I'd expect Pegasus to end up going off on its own back to the homeworlds to help survivors - which is a shame. No reason why they couldn't have Pegasus be part of the fleet...and help them on their way to Earth.
Maybe...even if Pegasus does go back...no reason why it couldn't jump back eventually... to catch back up. Hmm...just how far back is Caprica?
Anyway...something to look forward to
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It could be that the human cylons still feel the pain of dying and perhaps there is something involved in the transfer that isn't very plesant, or even that it makes some changes to bring them back in line with the rest of the cylons...Skylon wrote:You know, this means that the Leoben copy from "Flesh and Bone" that Starbuck interrogated did likely end up getting reborn in another body.
Begs the question, was he also faking his worry of dying as well? Or was the Resurrection Ship something not deployed right away?
Wonder if we'll hear from that specific one again?
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No, it was another Boomer. They were watching the newscast in a Colonial theater.LadyTevar wrote:Shes' on the Resurrection ship now, I believe. Wasn't that her in the episode with Lucy Lawless?
She did cede them, and the situation surrounding Starbuck was a breech of that agreement.The Darkling wrote:She didn't cede them so of her own volition; she was just unwilling to push Adama who made it clear he wouldn't allow her those powers.
However the situation isn't so clear anymore, Roslin did order Starbuck on a mission and both have since been forgiven for it.
We do know she isn't a chip. Baltar had his head scanned.Nephtys wrote:Baltar's head six doesn't really count. She's a special case. We don't know if she's a cylon chip, a figment of Baltar's psychosis, a messenger from god, etc.
She seems to work against a lot of the over Cylon plans, so that's kinda odd.
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One of the early pages had the synopsy, David.Son of the Suns wrote:Ok, it seems for the last part of the espisode I'm stuck somewhere that doesn't have sci-fi channel, and I need details people!
Nitram, slightly high on cough syrup: Do you know you're beautiful?
Me: Nope, that's why I have you around to tell me.
Nitram: You -are- beautiful. Anyone tries to tell you otherwise kill them.
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Me: Nope, that's why I have you around to tell me.
Nitram: You -are- beautiful. Anyone tries to tell you otherwise kill them.
"A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP" -- Leonard Nimoy, last Tweet
I think he means for tonight.
"The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles."
Then see the new thread I've startedLonestar wrote:I think he means for tonight.
Nitram, slightly high on cough syrup: Do you know you're beautiful?
Me: Nope, that's why I have you around to tell me.
Nitram: You -are- beautiful. Anyone tries to tell you otherwise kill them.
"A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP" -- Leonard Nimoy, last Tweet
Me: Nope, that's why I have you around to tell me.
Nitram: You -are- beautiful. Anyone tries to tell you otherwise kill them.
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While the idea of locking up Cain may be the "moral" choice, it's not the practical one. Whose going to arrest her, and on what charge? Who's going to try and convict her? I doubt you can find a jury that would consider convicting her for what happened to the Cylon on the Pegasus, considering what happened to the Colonies, and that sadly, Cylons aren't seen as people by the Colonials. Also, if they somehow manage to put Cain away, what's to stop someone from the Pegasus who likes how things were with Cain in charge from attacking the Galactica to rescue Cain? They have a way better chance of winning a fight with the Galactica than Adama had of winning against the Pegasus. Cain's a fucking lunatic, and she needs to die before she sacrifices the rest of humanity on the altar of her wish for some sort of Armageddon with the Cylons.
As for Roslin, without Adama, she's really a paper tiger and Cain knows it. That's why Roslin advocates doing her in. She and Cain know full well that Cain's going to drop everyone who would back Roslin up, including Apollo and probably even Starbuck. After that, she's going to go after the government, starting with Roslin. Then, Cain will do to the Galactica's fleet what she did her own and take both Battlestars back to fight the Cylons, which will end in their doom. Without protection, the fleet is easy pickings for the Cylons.
As for Roslin, without Adama, she's really a paper tiger and Cain knows it. That's why Roslin advocates doing her in. She and Cain know full well that Cain's going to drop everyone who would back Roslin up, including Apollo and probably even Starbuck. After that, she's going to go after the government, starting with Roslin. Then, Cain will do to the Galactica's fleet what she did her own and take both Battlestars back to fight the Cylons, which will end in their doom. Without protection, the fleet is easy pickings for the Cylons.
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