Is Inara Gay?
POSTED BY: zoid
UPDATED: Saturday, December 11, 2004 17:11
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Inara made it very clear that Nandi's girls and boys weren't companions, they were whores.
We don't know for sure that there are male companions. But I'm sure that when we find out that Book's secret is he was a companion before becoming a shepard, that will clear everything up. 
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Originally posted by HKCavalier:
Originally posted by TheRealMe:
Thank you TRM. ... Sexual tension is a two-way street. Inara is obsessed with Mal. ... Zoid, if Inara were gay it would be undermining the central relationship of the whole gorram show, fer cryin' out loud!
This pretty much covers it.
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Hey, hey, hey, don't be mean. We don't have to be mean, because, remember, no matter where you go, there you are.
What's this quote from?
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Buckaroo Bonzai!
Mal-licious
Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell
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Thanks Malicous.
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Hi, everybody!
Wow! A lot of people responded to this one, huh? I wasn't actually serious about Inara being gay, you know. It just occurred to me that if she were to turn out to be gay, you could see the evidence making sense of it, throughout the series. I for one hope she's not gay. It would break my het'ro male heart, although I wouldn't necessarily be averse to some more hot girl-girl action in the BDM.
Like I said, I was rushed, going to work and all. I'm truly sorry if I got anyone's panties in a twist over this. Especially since I was really intending to question whether Kaylee was struggling with her growing confusion regarding her own sexual preference.
When Inara and the Councilor are going up to Inara's shuttle, Book says, "Oh my", Jayne goes to his bunk (ostensibly, to oil his gun), but Kaylee says "...They look so glamorous together..." I think Kaylee's attracted to the idea of hot girl-girl action herself. Perhaps, in the BDM, Kaylee will finally forget about Simon -- who's really just a 'girl substitute' anyway -- and make her move on Inara.
Curiously,
zoid
P.S.
How am I doing, Purplebelly? 
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Quote:Trolls can be salutary experiences. From a European perspective, I wonder whether gullibility of this extent is an artefact of the education system or the learned response of a consumer society. As always, I find narrow-mindedness depressing.
Originally posted by zoid:
How am I doing, Purplebelly?
So, congratulations on prevoking a response, zoid. If you can also get people to think, you may change the world.
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PurpleBelly responded:
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...If you can also get people to think, you may change the world.
God, I hope I don't do any of that! What would I change it into? I mean, I've only got a finite number of ideas, and the majority of them are utter crap. I'd sooner step into oncoming traffic than change the world in my own likeness.
I'm just whiling away the time until I embark on the Great Adventure that awaits us all, trying in the meantime (as Dennis Miller once put it) to avoid making eye contact with Life, lest it come over and rip my arms off, all in the name of good, clean Kodiak fun.
Mystery-ously,
zoid
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Quote:Don't forget who was talkin' at ya
Originally posted by zoid:
God, I hope I don't do any of that!
IMHO there's no chance that the condition will be met
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P'Belly wrote:
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Don't forget who was talkin' at ya... IMHO there's no chance that the condition will be met.
In the first case, I suspected you were speaking circuitously; but, I didn't want the kiddies to think you were being serious. Somebody might get an eye put out, running around with that particular thought in their heads.
In the second case, I've certainly seen no evidence to indicate a trend toward it; quite the contrary. Another compelling reason to behave (at least somewhat) responsibly. I don't necessarily think it's either possible or desirable to leave the world 'a better place', let alone probable. I just don't want to leave it a worse place, as a result of my time upon its stage. I clean up my litter at the campsite, too (as I drive off in my RV, er, 'caravan').
Paradoxically,
zoid
P.S.
Hope you're having a fine day in the Blessed Isles. Truly.
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