and it's funny because to me that is the one thing that sets this episode arc out - that's the one thing that is new. Duncan coming up against old friends isn't new. Having to fight the Watchers who think he is evil isn't new.
But Methos having to finally come to terms that being Adam and being Methos isn't just a matter of what name he introduces himself by....
That Adam is a person - with a life and responsibilities - the the Watchers.
And how that person is not Methos who is an Immortal. ANd not just any immortal but the OLDEST Immortal. Finally...finally the worlds collide and both personnas cannot hold up. Who is he? Methos or Adam? Even more compelling once we have more pieces of his history and who Methos really is (Horseman).
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Date: 2006-05-23 08:57 am (UTC)From:But Methos having to finally come to terms that being Adam and being Methos isn't just a matter of what name he introduces himself by....
That Adam is a person - with a life and responsibilities - the the Watchers.
And how that person is not Methos who is an Immortal. ANd not just any immortal but the OLDEST Immortal. Finally...finally the worlds collide and both personnas cannot hold up. Who is he? Methos or Adam? Even more compelling once we have more pieces of his history and who Methos really is (Horseman).