I'd be kind of more interested if Kaycee lived. There's more story to tell than if they just treat this child as a plot device, although I am afraid it all rather leans toward the motherhood-as-self-healing act. That and they probably want to kill the baby because it seems more biblical that way -- and BSG is nothing if not Old Testiment, if you catch my drift.

You know, I've decided that I think there is some sort of active supernatural force in the BSG universe. Roslin's chamallah hallucinations are also difficult to explain away.