Who is scariest?
POSTED BY: christhecynic
UPDATED: Sunday, April 4, 2004 03:39
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Niska.
Is true, is not, that Niska is more than just... (hand waving in air) ... Rumored to be scary.
I call her "Vera"
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"Two by two, hands of blue..."
Taking what could be interpreted as a sweet verse from a nursery rhyme and twisting it into such horrid malevolence sends a chill up my spine.
I vote for Joss W.
-Ocelot Wreak
"I figure you're here 'cause you need some whacko who's willing to stick his finger in the fan. So who are we helping?" - Mickey K., in 'The Equalizer'
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BrownCoat1 wrote:
Thursday, April 01, 2004 05:22
Definitely Mal.
Why? Oh there is that whole despair, anger, resentment thing going on. He lost his faith, lost his cause, and if what we saw of the "real" him in War Stories is any indication, Malcolm Reynolds is one man you don't want mad at you.
I, too agree. Mal's "true self" seems to be rather scary to me. Like the kind of guy who had a staring contest with darkness and all the evils therein, ...and won.
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Does no one else think Saffron is the creepiest thing around? She has no conscience, she is only predictable in that she will ALWAYS, ALWAYS lie and has no loyalty to anyone ever.
She is the worst kind of loose cannon, self destructive, casualty of her own actions I can imagine, and she reminds me of people I have known.
Saffrons don't go away easily either. They keep popping up and ruining everything until, finally, you end up dead.
Creepy.
"Play nice with the other kids...unless one of the other kids wanna fight; then you have to kick the other kids' butt."
-Mushu in "Mulan"
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Originally posted by ConanTheBarbie:
Does no one else think Saffron is the creepiest thing around? She has no conscience, she is only predictable in that she will ALWAYS, ALWAYS lie and has no loyalty to anyone ever.
She is the worst kind of loose cannon, self destructive, casualty of her own actions I can imagine, and she reminds me of people I have known.
Saffrons don't go away easily either. They keep popping up and ruining everything until, finally, you end up dead.
Geez, I hadn't thought of Saffron when I was thinking of scary people, but you do have a point. You're right, the "popping up when you least expect her" is a little scary, cause I hate when ex-boyfriends do that, and none of them have tried to waylay and/or kill me.
I guess the scariest thing about her would be that she screws people over just for kicks. There doesn't seem to be any real motivation there, she just does it cause she can.
"So...would his job be available?"
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Deckroid:
Is true, is not, that Niska is more than just... (hand waving in air) ... Rumored to be scary.
Niska is only scary when he has someone tied down and helpless.
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Originally posted by Veteran:
Niska is only scary when he has someone tied down and helpless.
True, but Niska is creepy all the time.
The more I get to know people the more I like my dogs.
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I vote River.
If she was still in Alliance/BlueSun hands, she would become a formidable weapon, without doubt.
Luckily, she's in good hands now, and gentle folk need not fear her...
But, when she finally returns to her self -- as she seemed to be doing in the final ep of the season, much more lucid, smiling at Mal after foiling Early -- I would not wear blue gloves.
For them she will become scary, indeed.
Respectfully,
zoid
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- Senator Richard 'Book' Wilkins, Independent Congress
author of A Child Shall Lead Them: A History of the Second War of Independence
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