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G'Kar in The Gathering
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A_Ranger
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Re: G\'Kar in The Gathering
Where did you get the idea that he was trying to kill Kosh? G'Kar had nothing to do with it
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Where did you get the idea that he was trying to kill Kosh? G'Kar had nothing to do with it
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We're all born as molecules in the hearts of a billion stars, molecules that do not understand politics, policies and differences. In a billion years we, foolish molecules forget who we are and where we came from. Desperate acts of ego. We give ourselves names, fight over lines on maps. And pretend our light is better than everyone else's. The flame reminds us of the piece of those stars that live inside us. A spark that tells us: you should know better. The flame also reminds us that life is precious, as each flame is unique. When it goes out, it's gone forever. And there will never be another quite like it
Markas
His Majesty
Re: G\'Kar in The Gathering
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by A_Ranger:
Where did you get the idea that he was trying to kill Kosh? G'Kar had nothing to do with it
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At the end, when Sinclair lies to G'Kar and tells him that he's drunk a nanotranmitter, he says that he knows that the changeling net made it to B5 on a Narn transport. Also, G'Kar did everything he could to get Sinclair indicted and sent to the Vorlon homeworld.
Circumstantial evidence, yes...but somewhat convincing.
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"I personally think we developed language because of our deep need to complain."
-Lily Tomlin
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by A_Ranger:
Where did you get the idea that he was trying to kill Kosh? G'Kar had nothing to do with it
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At the end, when Sinclair lies to G'Kar and tells him that he's drunk a nanotranmitter, he says that he knows that the changeling net made it to B5 on a Narn transport. Also, G'Kar did everything he could to get Sinclair indicted and sent to the Vorlon homeworld.
Circumstantial evidence, yes...but somewhat convincing.
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"I personally think we developed language because of our deep need to complain."
-Lily Tomlin
Re: G\'Kar in The Gathering
G'Kar wasn't trying to get Kosh killed.
He was Selling the Means to do it to the renegade Minbari.
At that point, G'Kar was acting mostly as an Arms & Illegal Tech Dealer.
And, as an Arms Dealer, a small war between Earth and Vorlon (with maybe a bit of Minbari/Vorlon conflict thrown in) might just be an opportunity for Profit.
Of course, G'Kar obviously wasn't aware of just how Powerful the Vorlons really were, or he'd have run from the deal so fast he'd have burned a hole in the carpet.
His Minbari customers just might have Lied to G'Kar about the Vorlons.
It was made fairly clear that the only race that knew much about the Vorlons was the Minbari.
And the Minbari weren't sharing.
At least not with Narn.
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Do not ascribe your own motivations to others:
At best, it will break your heart.
At worst, it will get you dead."
G'Kar wasn't trying to get Kosh killed.
He was Selling the Means to do it to the renegade Minbari.
At that point, G'Kar was acting mostly as an Arms & Illegal Tech Dealer.
And, as an Arms Dealer, a small war between Earth and Vorlon (with maybe a bit of Minbari/Vorlon conflict thrown in) might just be an opportunity for Profit.
Of course, G'Kar obviously wasn't aware of just how Powerful the Vorlons really were, or he'd have run from the deal so fast he'd have burned a hole in the carpet.
His Minbari customers just might have Lied to G'Kar about the Vorlons.
It was made fairly clear that the only race that knew much about the Vorlons was the Minbari.
And the Minbari weren't sharing.
At least not with Narn.
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Do not ascribe your own motivations to others:
At best, it will break your heart.
At worst, it will get you dead."
GKarsEye
Regular
Re: G\'Kar in The Gathering
Also, G'Kar was trying to warm up to the Minbari- both to the unofficial ones via the changeling net deal, and the official ones, as seen in the scene with Delenn and the *shudder* gravity ring.
The Narn Regime at this point is weaker than it appears. It presents a bold front, but puts an inordinate amount of resources into imperialistic conquests. G'Kar wanted to plug in the hollow walls with real concrete, so to speak, by finding or creating allies.
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"You do not make history. You can only hope to survive it."
Also, G'Kar was trying to warm up to the Minbari- both to the unofficial ones via the changeling net deal, and the official ones, as seen in the scene with Delenn and the *shudder* gravity ring.
The Narn Regime at this point is weaker than it appears. It presents a bold front, but puts an inordinate amount of resources into imperialistic conquests. G'Kar wanted to plug in the hollow walls with real concrete, so to speak, by finding or creating allies.
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"You do not make history. You can only hope to survive it."
