(blocked) asks:
> - Isn't Delenn's sleeve different from the one shown in "Babylon
> Squared"?
> - Why wasn't B5 destroyed?
> Is it because the shadows knew they failed with B4 and so there
> was no use in destroying B5?
> - Did the first three stations look similar to B4?
> - Why didn't Sinclair want Garibaldi along for the ride?
> - Is *Sheridan* The One?

B5 wasn't destroyed because it wasn't the one that would be
taken back. Yes, the prior stations would've looked more like B4 but
they were sabotaged *very* early in the construction process. You'll
learn why he didn't want Garibaldi along next ep.

jms

{original post had no questions}

No, B4 survived the prior shadow war, but in very bad shape;
didn't last much longer after that.

jms

Daniel M. Upton <75442.1331@compuserve.com> asks:
> Did the Minbari agree to help fund B5 after getting a look at the
> nearly finished B4 and realizing what it was?

No, because if you remember, even Delenn didn't know where B4
came from until she came to B5, well after completion.

jms

{original post unavailable}

No, the B1-B3 sabotages had nothing at all to do with the B4
situation; it was just done by forces opposed to the very notion of the
Babylon Project.

jms

Celia J. Penham <102454.540@compuserve.com> asks:
> Ok, this doesn't have anything to do with the current message
> thread, but has there been any thought about a B5 novel? I mean,
> one that tells THE ENTIRE STORY?

A lot of folks have suggested it...only time will tell if it
ever gets done.

jms

Matthew D. Woudstra <71073.540@compuserve.com> asks:
> How long can one person wear the same outfit???
> say, one of the principle players, one with a bony head crest and
> long black hair...?

Actually, Delenn probably has more outfits than just about
anyone else; there's the blue outfit, the rose colored outfit, the
green active-wear look, her grey cloak and white religious caste robes,
one more change of color...so I think your observation here is flawed.

jms

{original post unavailable}

Once I finish the show, then I'll have time to consider this.
For now, it's just too daunting an idea.

jms

Michael Grabois <74737.2600@compuserve.com> asks:
> Are these forces incidental or important to the rest of the
> series, or can't you say? Can't you EVER be predictable?

Yes, a number of folks took speculations and began posting them
about as True Things set to happen. Always an error....

jms