Barbara Pfieffer <72302.2453@compuserve.com> asks:
> Did you script the look of admiration Marcus gives Ivanova after
> she gets her answer from the Walker? Musante's speech to the
> Nightwatch--were you reading some of Herr Hitler's speeches
> before writing that?

Yeah, the Loki was a little nod, sort of appropriate to who she
was.

The crew you see on the White Star doesn't reflect those in other
parts of the ship. Also, being fairly advanced, it doesn't require a
big crew in command. You could even fly it single-handedly if it came
to that.

And yes, the historical parallels are definitely there.

jms

Al Lipscomb <75204.2225@compuserve.com> asks:
> I take it that the 'mask' as an 'encounter suit'?

It's certainly a form of representation, an icon, rather than the
literal entity, yes.

jms

SysOp Dupa T Parrot <70040.104@compuserve.com> asks:
> Ok, Joe, what does "Zog" mean?
> What is this species of First Ones called?
> That scene with Zack and Political Officer Julie at breakfast:
> Did Zack sorta flirt with her because he had the same sort of
> interview with her the previous day that she tried to have with
> Sheridan the night before?

No, that wasn't the relationship between her and Zack, much as he
might've wished for it. As for the walkers at sigma 957...the
recognition signal is their name, which is 15,000 letters long (we had
to cut this line for time). So I can't really repeat it here.

jms

Robert Miller <71501.3042@compuserve.com> asks:
> Would it be fair to say that the FO was not pleased to hear the
> Vorlons mentioned?

Fair, yes.

jms