schneefink | Farscape 2.5 The Way We Weren't

Aeryn <3 *hugs her*
That was some good acting. Aeryn was so... *hugs her again* That scene where she fought until her hands were bleeding and then broke down crying *blinks fast*
I didn't know flying meant that much to her. (There have to be Aeryn Sun&John Sheppard friendship stories out there.) Being on Moya probably just isn't the same. But here she has other things.
But yes, she was a Peacekeeper, what did the others think she did? (Nice call-back to Zhaan and D'Argo cutting off Pilot's arm, btw.)

Aeryn and Crais! Interesting.
Now it makes sense that Peacekeepers installed a device to prevent a Peacekeeper project. So it was Crais' project all along.

Moya! They killed her old Pilot :( And Pilot *hugs him* So typical for him that he's far more enraged by anything happening to Moya than by anything happening to him. Pilot was rebellious when he was young and even made deals with Peacekeepers, defying his elders. Interesting.
Aeryn saying that she and Pilot are closer than anyone else on the ship, awww. They even share DNA! And they're both willing and offering to die for their past crimes because they blame themselves, and then they ~~hug~~ stroke each other's cheek and cry and asdfasdfgf

Aeryn said she was on "hundreds" of Leviathans, are they all enslaved? What about the Pilots? :(

The way they portray Crichton is that he's calm in a crisis (personal or physical), but otherwise often impatient and/or crazy. I like it. (Otoh, in 2.4 he was affected by crazy waves, and it was lampshaded in 2.3 so there might be more to it.) I love how he's there for Aeryn.

I'm looking forward to more about Peacekeeper society. Especially since they apparently don't even know the concept of sexism (see 1.11) - I want more female Peacekeeper Commanders! And in my head, Talyn is considered male because he can't give birth (because otherwise why would spaceships need a gender?)
I also want awesome!Zhaan back, she didn't get much to do in the last few episodes.

Farscape 2.5 The Way We Weren't

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