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'''Season 2, Episode 16:'''
!In the Shadow of Z'Ha'Dum
!In the Shadow of Z'Ha'Dum
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!In the Shadow of Z'Ha'Dum
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** "You told G'Kar [[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E09TheComingOFShadows he had to choose between revenge and the good of his own people]]. Now you must make the same decision, Captain."
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** "You told G'Kar [[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E09TheComingOFShadows [[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E09TheComingOfShadows he had to choose between revenge and the good of his own people]]. Now you must make the same decision, Captain."
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* WhatTheHellHero: Sheridan get these from just about everyone for holding Morden without cause. When even ''Kosh'' intervenes, it raises his eyebrows.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Sheridan get gets these from just about everyone for holding Morden without cause. When even ''Kosh'' intervenes, it raises his eyebrows.
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* StagingAnIntervention: This is basically what Kosh and Delenn do when they agree bring Sheridan into the loop.
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* StagingAnIntervention: This is basically what Kosh and Delenn do when they agree to bring Sheridan into the loop.
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In the mess hall, Ivanova listens to Franklin describe how things have been lately. He's seen a lot of patients die, and is beginning to have a bit of a crisis of faith because of it. He's also stating to use stims to keep himself going.
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In the mess hall, Ivanova listens to Franklin describe how things have been lately. He's seen a lot of patients die, and is beginning to have a bit of a crisis of faith because of it. He's also stating starting to use stims to keep himself going.
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** After being told the Shadows killed the ''Icarus'' crew, a desperate Sheridan wonders if it's possible ''some'' of them (Anna included) might still be alive as prisoners. Notice how Delenn never actually addresses the question. The moment Sheridan mentions Morden knows Anna's ultimate fate, Delenn immediately and deftly re-directs the subject back to the original topic of Morden's release.
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** After being told the Shadows killed the ''Icarus'' crew, a desperate Sheridan wonders if it's possible ''some'' of them (Anna included) might still be alive as prisoners. Notice how Delenn never In his [[https://youtu.be/5AVmEvGYlp8 Patreon commentary]], JMS calls special attention to Delenn's response: She ''doesn't'' actually addresses answer the question. The moment Sheridan mentions Morden knows Anna's ultimate fate, Delenn immediately and deftly re-directs the subject back to the original topic of Morden's release.
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* ObviouslyEvil: JMS actually worried that the Nightwatch armbands were too obvious a Nazi reference (and certainly make it a bit odd that the characters don't seem more uneasy about them). Ultimately he bowed to the necessity of needing something that could easily be put on and taken off onscreen.
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* ObviouslyEvil: ObviouslyEvil:
** JMS actually worried that the Nightwatch armbands were too obvious a Nazi reference (and certainly make it a bit odd that the characters don't seem more uneasy about them). Ultimately he bowed to the necessity of needing something that could easily be put on and taken offonscreen.onscreen.
** There's also the [[Literature/NineteenEightyfour "Ministry of Peace."]] Apparently no-one noticed President Clark's government directly using terminology from the most well known work of dystopian fiction.
** JMS actually worried that the Nightwatch armbands were too obvious a Nazi reference (and certainly make it a bit odd that the characters don't seem more uneasy about them). Ultimately he bowed to the necessity of needing something that could easily be put on and taken off
** There's also the [[Literature/NineteenEightyfour "Ministry of Peace."]] Apparently no-one noticed President Clark's government directly using terminology from the most well known work of dystopian fiction.
