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'''Season 1, Episode 7''':
!The War Prayer
!The War Prayer
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'''Season 1, Episode 7''':
!The War Prayer
!The War Prayer
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The favor turns out to be telling the alien representatives that they attackers have fled back to Earth, but the lack of detail only makes them angrier.
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The favor turns out to be telling the alien representatives that they the attackers have fled back to Earth, but the lack of detail only makes them angrier.
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* FishPeople: This episode marks the first apperance of the Abbai, one of the minor aliens involved in the League of Non-Aligned Worlds.
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* FishPeople: This episode marks the first apperance appearance of the Abbai, one of the minor aliens involved in the League of Non-Aligned Worlds.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: The ending has Delenn and G'kar both tutting disapprovingly at human hatred. Delenn who started a genocidal war in a rage[[note]]Though when this episode first aired, this was not known; it would be another ''three years'' before this fact was revealed, and even then, she clearly considered, and still considers, it [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone her most horrible mistake]] and was relieved to be able to stop it[[/note]], and G'Kar who is ''entirely defined'' by his hatred of the Centauri. Not to mention, the sentiments they express about how incomprehensible and disturbing human behavior can be is not all that different from Homeguard's own anti-alien rhetoric.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: The ending has Delenn and G'kar G'Kar both tutting disapprovingly at human hatred. Delenn who started a genocidal war in a rage[[note]]Though when this episode first aired, this was not known; it would be another ''three years'' before this fact was revealed, and even then, she clearly considered, and still considers, it [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone her most horrible mistake]] and was relieved to be able to stop it[[/note]], and G'Kar who is ''entirely defined'' by his hatred of the Centauri. Not to mention, the sentiments they express about how incomprehensible and disturbing human behavior can be is not all that different from Homeguard's own anti-alien rhetoric.
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Garibaldi has had a break. his suspect from earlier was just visited...by Malcolm Biggs. Ivanova is deeply torn to learn her ex-lover is part of Home Guard. Sinclair asks her to introduce them.
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Garibaldi has had a break. his His suspect from earlier was just visited...by Malcolm Biggs. Ivanova is deeply torn to learn her ex-lover is part of Home Guard. Sinclair asks her to introduce them.
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Susan and Malcolm go back to her quarters but they are interrupted by Sinclair calling her to a meeting. The riots are dying down...for the moment, but the only way it''l stay that way is if they put Home Guard out of business.
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Susan and Malcolm go back to her quarters but they are interrupted by Sinclair calling her to a meeting. The riots are dying down...for the moment, but the only way it''l it'll stay that way is if they put Home Guard out of business.
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Londo is now taking the heat from the lovers' outraged families. Vir protests that they love each other, but Londo dismisses it as overated, and shows Vir a picture of his own three wives, "Pestilence," "Famine," and "Death." Arranged marriages each one, but they worked out and inspired him, keeping him on Babylon 5, 75 light years away.
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Londo is now taking the heat from the lovers' outraged families. Vir protests that they love each other, but Londo dismisses it as overated, overrated, and shows Vir a picture of his own three wives, "Pestilence," "Famine," and "Death." Arranged marriages each one, but they worked out and inspired him, keeping him on Babylon 5, 75 light years away.
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* {{Irony}}: G'Kar joining Delenn and Mayan in shaking their heads at Humans' racial hatred...this despite his own burning racial hatred of the Centauri. For that matter, given [[Recap/BabylonFiveFilm01InTheBeginning her history]], Delenn's actions here might be a more subtle example of irony, albeit one that was not apparent during the initial run.
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* {{Irony}}: G'Kar joining Delenn and Mayan in shaking their heads at Humans' racial hatred...this despite his own burning racial hatred of the Centauri. For that matter, given [[Recap/BabylonFiveFilm01InTheBeginning [[Film/BabylonFiveInTheBeginning her history]], Delenn's actions here might be a more subtle example of irony, albeit one that was not apparent during the initial run.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: The ending has Delenn and G'kar both tutting disapprovingly at human hatred. Delenn who started a genocidal war in a rage[[note]]Though when this episode first aired, this was not known; it would be another ''three years'' before this fact was revealed, and even then, she clearly considered, and still considers, it [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone her most horrible mistake]] and was relieved to be able to stop it[[/note]], and G'Kar who is ''entirely defined'' by his hatred of the Centauri.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: The ending has Delenn and G'kar both tutting disapprovingly at human hatred. Delenn who started a genocidal war in a rage[[note]]Though when this episode first aired, this was not known; it would be another ''three years'' before this fact was revealed, and even then, she clearly considered, and still considers, it [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone her most horrible mistake]] and was relieved to be able to stop it[[/note]], and G'Kar who is ''entirely defined'' by his hatred of the Centauri. Not to mention, the sentiments they express about how incomprehensible and disturbing human behavior can be is not all that different from Homeguard's own anti-alien rhetoric.
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* HappinessRealizedTooLate: Londo Mollari relates something his father said when he has a HeelRealization and allows two young Centauri to get out of their {{arranged marriage}}s.
-->'''Londo:''' Something my father said. He was... Old, very old at the time. I went into his room, and he was sitting, alone in the dark, crying. So I asked him what was wrong, and he said, "My shoes are too tight. But it doesn't matter, because I have forgotten how to dance." I never understood what that meant until now. My shoes are too tight, and I have forgotten how to dance.
-->'''Londo:''' Something my father said. He was... Old, very old at the time. I went into his room, and he was sitting, alone in the dark, crying. So I asked him what was wrong, and he said, "My shoes are too tight. But it doesn't matter, because I have forgotten how to dance." I never understood what that meant until now. My shoes are too tight, and I have forgotten how to dance.
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* WhatTheHellHero: This is the first time in the series where we see Vir stand up to Londo (here, for making the two young lovers unhappy in the name of "tradition"). It will not be the last time.
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* WhatTheHellHero: This is the first time in the series where we see Vir stand up to Londo (here, for making the two young lovers unhappy in the name of "tradition"). It will not be the last time.
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