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Timotheus wrote:May was the first one to be golemized (if you don't count her test runs like Tepoz)...
Kat may have a nicer rack...but I love me some Colonel John Sheppard.Sideromelane wrote:Getting a very Stargate: Atlantis vibe from this arc. And not just because of the Stargates. Ancient tech, activated by people with the correct 'ancient' gene etc.
Could Kath actually be some sort of female John Sheppard? (Heck, she was even in the Air Force...)
Also, rapid healing vampires which do not conform to normal vampire stereotypes, the stargates, um...
<- Kath has a nicer rack though.
Whew!...just seeing his picture makes me want to make a trawl through the series of Stargates again....Reminds me of when Nathan Brazil wakes up in the Well of Souls series, after uncountable millennia just puttering along in life as a ship captain.Dave wrote:I think that your thinking is good thinking.Boxilar wrote:I think the only thing limiting Katherine all this time is/was Katherine. After the Dead Sea incident she buried herself in her work and shut herself away from society for over a decade, and only started to get past the trauma when Monica befriended her.
Moments where she is fighting herself just to get out of the house and go to the botanical gardens in winter become a lot more poignant when you realize she was fighting a deeply ingrained terror to get on with living again.
Regardless of whatever else happens, I think that version of Kath is gone now.
I think we may even be able to identify the precise moment (frame 5) when the Katherine-as-reclusive-traumatized-victim that we knew was set aside, and the powerful Katherine we've never really seen before came back to life.
