>I have a mission for you user. Don't accept too quickly, you won't like this one. I don't like it, but I've decided that it has to be done. After the attack is completed and you've accounted for your pilots, I want you to land your bird on the Pegasus to report directly to CIC. You'll take Lee with you, he'll watch your back. There will be the normal chaos and emotional high after the attack, that'll keep their guard down. I will ask for you over the wireless and when you hear me say "Downfall," I want you too pull out your weapon, and shoot Admiral Cain in the head.
Was Adama based, or was he B A S E D?
I have a mission for you user. Don't accept too quickly, you won't like this one. I don't like it...
Angel Baker
Nathan King
Yea Forums, is it normal to find Roslin really fucking creepy as this show goes on? I’ve hit season 4 and the discrepancy between her soft schoolteacher voice and increasingly tyrannical moves just keeps getting stronger. Also that little smile she always does has never looked more fake.
Caleb Stewart
Gaeta did nothing wrong.
Jonathan Carter
thats the whole point user
John Edwards
There’s always been a bit of “it’s okay to bend the rules because this is an emergency situation” so I was wondering if I’m autistically misreading her or if the other characters are eventually going to notice her bullshit.
Isaiah Reyes
I don't know where you're getting creepy from, but Roslin is obviously an authoritarian.
Hudson Thomas
I can't remember BSG timeline too well but didn't Roslin do a pretty good job all things considered? The pressure everyone is under is relentless and she always seems to keep the preservation of human life as a top priority.
Isaiah Walker
Overuse of the fake smile maybe. She has it on so often it’s really been unnerving me. The Cylons come off as more human at this point.
Jason Long
>she always seems to keep the preservation of human life as a top priority.
Around the time she starts tripping on cancer meds and heads down to Kobol I think she begins sliding into a strong obsession with seeing herself as a messiah and “knowing what’s best” for everyone, without having any real evidence that she’s really saving the fleet here. She chills out more after the magic stem cell cure but after the cancer comes back it’s ramping up again so I guess authoritarianism is just how she deals with impending death.
Easton Moore
Funny how Baltar, responsible for billions of deaths turns out to be a better person and the true Messiah.