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* In "That Old Black Magic" when Aeryn and D'Argo are confronted by the barrier that protects Maldis's compound, D'Argo says "This door is protected by an evil spell," a conclusion which makes sense because he comes from a superstitious [[Proud Warrior Race ProudWarriorRaceGuy]], while Aeryn, who comes from the secular, [[atheistic OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions]] Peacekeepers says "There's no such thing." This scenes provides a contrast between these two characters coming from opposite cultures, interpreting the same problem but coming to different conclusions.
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* In "That Old Black Magic" when Aeryn and D'Argo are confronted by the barrier that protects Maldis's compound, D'Argo says "This door is protected by an evil spell," a conclusion which makes sense because he comes from a superstitious [[Proud [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Proud Warrior Race ProudWarriorRaceGuy]], Race]], while Aeryn, who comes from the secular, [[atheistic OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions]] [[OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions atheistic]] Peacekeepers says replies "There's no such thing." This scenes provides a contrast between these two characters coming from opposite cultures, interpreting the same problem but coming to different conclusions.
