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

[pat-t.livejournal.com]

I'm over here hugging mishief5 and carenejeans in the Duncan circle. I love Methos, you know I do. But Duncan isn't the black and white character some people make him out to be. He struggled through all the deception, lies and manipulation. He fought his own emotions and held on to his belief that Methos was his friend and wouldn't ultimately betray him.

Remember how hopeful he was in the cemetary when he told Methos to come on after Methos confided the rest of his story? That's all it took - a little honesty and he was ready to grab hold welcome his friend back. He believed until the end that Methos wouldn't let him down. Until the final confrontation when Methos told him "I go with the winner" and he ran off to tell Silas to kill Cassandra. Yes, we know that wasn't what he did. But there was no way Duncan could know that.

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

I replied to your other comment up there, so won't repeat it here. So will share my amusing thought: where I start to get really aggravated is when Joe is trying to talk to Duncan about Methos and Duncan isn't having any of it. Now, if he'd thought about it and realized Joe had a point and maybe he should give Methos a chance, then there would have been no second episode.

So yeah, Duncan behaving as I would have liked him to sorta takes the wind from the sails of all the drama, so in the end, it was probably for the best [g]