Actually, the origin of "What do you want?" comes from encounter
groups I've run, and from other kinds of group psychotherapy, such as the
original Synanon games; you ask, "Who are you?" over and over, refusing
to take the same answer twice, to peel away the fabric of what the
person is. It's a slight jump to "What do you want?" (I knew that
degree in Psychology would come in handy one of these days.)

As for the B5 reference in "OtherSyde," I always knew it would be a
series, because I've never allowed any other consideration.

(I think B5 hits Australia later in the fall.)

jms