No Matter How Many Times.....

[ithildin]

...I watch Revelations 6:8, the Slinky Quickening never fails to amuse me. Talk about unintentional humour in what was supposed to be a dramatic moment.

And no matter how many times I watch the two Horsemen eps, I still come away totally ticked off at Duncan.

Some things are eternal [g]

Comments

[carenejeans.livejournal.com]

*Stands next to mischief5*

Duncan is the hero (note: the show is named after him. *g*) so he has to be, you know, good. Struggling, but good.

Methos is the sidekick (note: the show is not called "Methos"). He is allowed to have more ethical gray areas. But eventually, also good. More or less.

That's the way Hero/Sidekick stories often play out (note: the people we're talking about are fictional characters *g*) so it's hard for me to bash one or the other. They fit together like a puzzle. And puzzles are more fun to play with than taking "sides," imho.

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

(note: the show is not called "Methos").

More's the pity [g]

I don't think I'm bashing him, I just have some issues with his actions. I guess after four seasons, and the lessons he'd learned, I excepted more compassion from the guy that was supposed to be the hero. In a way, it made Duncan seem OOC to me.

[fractured-sun.livejournal.com]

I think Duncan is busy having a building moral crisis over this series. He's had to absorb a lot of changes to his own world view over the last few episodes, and then we have the bitch Cassandra opps I mean witch, messing with his head. So as annoying as he occasionally is he's always trying to do what is best.

I think a series called Methos would be an excellent idea though :-).