John M. Kahane <102664.773@compuserve.com> asks:
> What was going on, who was this fellow, and what happened to him?
> Who were these two species, have we seen them before, and are
> they part of the League of Non-Aligned Worlds (given the hints of
> their proximity to Brikiri space)?

Thanks. The two aliens in the start of the episode were a
Brakiri and a Gaim.

"Interludes" for me marks a slight transition in the story, from
one "shape" to the next up...the demarkation between the hero-cycle and
the myth-cycle in the arc.

jms

Ray Pelzer <70475.1263@compuserve.com> asks:
> Are you giving out answers today?

I meant you'd see Vorlons as Vorlons, not necessarily Kosh; I
think I phrased it that way initially.

jms

{original post had no questions}

That's a question that I think I could try and answer here for
the next seven hours, and not quite get out the way I want to...it's
one of those things you just sorta understand and do intuitively, and
leave for the critics later to dissect.

jms

Richard M. Perry <76461.2737@compuserve.com> asks:
> Is there a parallel (intended or not) in the "effects" of Kosh's
> death and his calling John, son; and the winged legend known as a
> Phoenix? If so, will Kosh be re-born in one form or another?
> Or has he already?
> Also, what was different about Kosh's confrontation with Morden's
> associates this time as opposed to the one in "Signs and
> Portents"? Was it just that there were more of them this time, or
> was there some kind of agreement reached in the earlier one?

The earlier confrontation was a jurisdictional one; this one was
about retribution.

jms