Frank_kun
01-02-02, 12:52 PM
Thinking about the reply to my last post in the "conjectures" thread on here, I thought I'd really think here, because there definitely were signs BC was from Taraaku (and a man) that, of course, we didn't catch except in retrospect. I thought I'd list the ones I could think of here..anyone who can think of more is more thanwelcome to post em up..
-BC can read the men's writing and consoles. Ezra assumes it's because she's an elite citizen, but we all know why (episode 1, first season)
-BC is the one who sends the information to both Taraaku and Mejerr. Pretty easy for her to send information with those capsules as well (episode 3 or 4, first season)
-Rat Bastard Rabat hits on BC, and even propositions her. But then he steps back, saying that he smells "gunpowder" on her, and that it isn't wise to try to get together with her (episode 8, first season)
-BC refuses to let Bart stay in her room when the men's room is flooded - she doesn't say "no", but rather says "I'm afraid that's not possible" (episode 7, second season)
-BC shows indifference to Bart's advances, but cryptically says that she will "just accept" anything he gives her in good faith, including his feelings for her (episode 10, first season and second season)
This was a greatly guarded mystery, and I was pleasantly surprised when they dropped the bomb on us in episode 10. The beauty of the stuff listed is that it's pretty much minor, inconsequential events...until you take everything into context of what happened in episode 10. Very nice!
-BC can read the men's writing and consoles. Ezra assumes it's because she's an elite citizen, but we all know why (episode 1, first season)
-BC is the one who sends the information to both Taraaku and Mejerr. Pretty easy for her to send information with those capsules as well (episode 3 or 4, first season)
-Rat Bastard Rabat hits on BC, and even propositions her. But then he steps back, saying that he smells "gunpowder" on her, and that it isn't wise to try to get together with her (episode 8, first season)
-BC refuses to let Bart stay in her room when the men's room is flooded - she doesn't say "no", but rather says "I'm afraid that's not possible" (episode 7, second season)
-BC shows indifference to Bart's advances, but cryptically says that she will "just accept" anything he gives her in good faith, including his feelings for her (episode 10, first season and second season)
This was a greatly guarded mystery, and I was pleasantly surprised when they dropped the bomb on us in episode 10. The beauty of the stuff listed is that it's pretty much minor, inconsequential events...until you take everything into context of what happened in episode 10. Very nice!