I remember asking for the other side of Acceptance long long ago, and here it is. And it's as poignant and telling as the other was. The Cylons aren't just black and white, they're all of the colors of the rainbow and there's no easy answer to any of the questions they pose.
The use of Hera is scary, but makes sense (scary in that small children should not have all of the plans of the universe writ into their skulls).
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Date: 2007-08-20 12:59 am (UTC)I remember asking for the other side of Acceptance long long ago, and here it is. And it's as poignant and telling as the other was. The Cylons aren't just black and white, they're all of the colors of the rainbow and there's no easy answer to any of the questions they pose.
The use of Hera is scary, but makes sense (scary in that small children should not have all of the plans of the universe writ into their skulls).
Now you need to write Kara returning. *nods*