Brent Barrett <75063.3305@compuserve.com> asks:
> And what exactly did Lorien mean by "the last of Kosh, and some
> of him and some of me"? Was the energy/being that ripped out of
> Sheridan's chest not *just* Kosh? Was it part of all three of
> them? Did Lorien also have to use some of his energy to keep the
> piece of Kosh alive long enough to battle the Vorlon Ambassador?
> May I ask if we'll see any rebel EA ships in that fleet? But what?
> And who in their right mind thinks she'll ever give up that ring
> for a "better" one someday? How will he react to that ring on her
> finger and her explanation of what it means? Andreas has to wear a
> patch for the rest of the run and you *still* wanna punish him?

Thanks, and I agree with all your picks on the scenes. It came
out very nicely...a good one to end this batch on. Thanks again.

jms

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For my money, the truly frightening thing about Cartagia is that
he is motivated entirely by whim, by caprice...he can give you
something wonderful one moment, then turn around and have you killed
the next. You *never* know which way he'll flip from moment to moment.

jms

Brent Barrett <75063.3305@compuserve.com> asks:
> Will we ever see Kosh again?
> What will John do?

Yep, all trace of Kosh is gone. He/it will never be seen again,
in any form, exempting flashbacks, of which none are currently planned.

jms

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Yeah...would've been nice if Londo had at least tried to do
something about the eye that did not see Cartagia's splendor....

jms

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Except, of course, this trip with G'Kar was in his best
interest, and Cartagia is always responsive to what's best for
Cartagia.

jms

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Kosh went with the new vorlon into the ship, and that final
blast was what did the job ultimately.

jms