Brent Barrett <75063.3305@compuserve.com> asks:
> One question: Do I take it that you're going to hold off a while
> before telling us how Sheridan and Morden survived? When can we
> expect some sort of answer as to how Sheridan managed to survive
> so intact?

Thanks. I'll string out the Sheridan info for a while; as for
Morden, as he said, his associates can repair flesh, replace flesh
(though where they got replacements from is something I don't want to
know)....

It's definitely a packed episode. I still find myself realizing
that the end of act one feels like two acts. And the next three are
every bit as intense, if not moreso. I love it....

jms

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Thanks....

jms

O. C. Alexander <72623.3472@compuserve.com> asks:
> By the way, would it be fair to suggest that in some ways, Justin
> was for the Shadows what Sebastian was for the Vorlons?

Thanks. And yeah, it's fun and interesting to see Londo now
having to deal with being in a sense on the same side as Sheridan, but
for vastly different reasons.

jms

(blocked) asks:
> Are you getting soft on us<g>, or was there a reason to give us
> the information here?

To not do so would've been vastly unfair. And it nicely
replaces one mystery, is or isn't he, with "who the heck is THAT?"

jms

John L. Creigh <75270.423@compuserve.com> asks:
> A somewhat annoyed Soul Hunter?

Nope.

jms