http://relativestate.net/articles/bsg-baltar-and-six/ Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:07:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 http://relativestate.net/articles/bsg-baltar-and-six/#comment-8 Thu, 19 Jan 2006 02:57:13 +0000 http://relativestate.net/articles/bsg-baltar-and-six/#comment-8 Heh sorry, spotted this through the LJ Dev journal... Anyways, a friend and I talked about that very relationship a couple days ago after watching the latest episode (the one with the ressurection ship). The writers seem to hint at Six being a Cylon disconnected from the horde. So while she may have a misson to carry out, Baltar is the only one she can interact with. I think that the writers are trying to show that while Six may try to sway Baltar's actions to help the Cylons, Baltar's humanity is rubbing off on her and it's swaying her own thoughts, plots and actions whatever they may be. Heh sorry, spotted this through the LJ Dev journal… Anyways, a friend and I talked about that very relationship a couple days ago after watching the latest episode (the one with the ressurection ship). The writers seem to hint at Six being a Cylon disconnected from the horde. So while she may have a misson to carry out, Baltar is the only one she can interact with. I think that the writers are trying to show that while Six may try to sway Baltar’s actions to help the Cylons, Baltar’s humanity is rubbing off on her and it’s swaying her own thoughts, plots and actions whatever they may be.

]]> http://relativestate.net/articles/bsg-baltar-and-six/#comment-7 Tue, 17 Jan 2006 03:18:42 +0000 http://relativestate.net/articles/bsg-baltar-and-six/#comment-7 [...] Last week, I wrote about the characters of Baltar and Six in the sci-fi TV series Battlestar Galactica. Such a relationship is not unprecedented. [...] […] Last week, I wrote about the characters of Baltar and Six in the sci-fi TV series Battlestar Galactica. Such a relationship is not unprecedented. […]

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