I must get myself an Ellen and Tigh icon. Probably in time for next week's episode when dreadful things, no matter whether she dies or not, are bound to happen between them.
KC as clone would also work, true!
Cavil: is the Cylon Donald Rumsfeld quite. Though I figure one reason there aren't any Leoben models at the meetings is that a Leoben would take a look at him and say "three? Pfff!"
On a more serious note, I'm also reminded of whoever wrote the Cylons are a childlike and teenager like respectively (i.e. Six and the Sharons are teens, the others were prepubescent children who now arrive at puberty as well), emotionally. Which makes sense if you consider that despite their looks, none of them can have lived out a single human lifetime. Given the forty years between wars and that developing the humlons must have taken years of engineering, I wouldn't be suprised if the oldest Cylons were all of ten or twelve of something, with most we see only five or two years old...
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Date: 2006-10-15 01:13 pm (UTC)KC as clone would also work, true!
Cavil:
is the Cylon Donald Rumsfeldquite. Though I figure one reason there aren't any Leoben models at the meetings is that a Leoben would take a look at him and say "three? Pfff!"On a more serious note, I'm also reminded of whoever wrote the Cylons are a childlike and teenager like respectively (i.e. Six and the Sharons are teens, the others were prepubescent children who now arrive at puberty as well), emotionally. Which makes sense if you consider that despite their looks, none of them can have lived out a single human lifetime. Given the forty years between wars and that developing the humlons must have taken years of engineering, I wouldn't be suprised if the oldest Cylons were all of ten or twelve of something, with most we see only five or two years old...