whats your favorite character on firefly?

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UPDATED: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 16:58
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ANNIK

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 3:51 PM

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Originally posted by PurpleBelly:
Serenity, because she's the only one to appear in each sequel

LOL! ... but what if they do like the ST movies and kill off the ship itself a few times? Eh? Eh? What then?

Cheers,
Annik
... my sister's a ship. We had a complicated childhood.

PURPLEBELLY

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 4:58 PM

Joss will just have to make Angel the Movie, I guess

ANNIK

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 5:11 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by PurpleBelly:
Joss will just have to make Angel the Movie, I guess

LOL! Ouch ... stop. You're hurting me!

Cheers,
Annik
... my sister's a ship. We had a complicated childhood.

ZOMBIECRAN

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 5:31 PM

My favorite would have to be River

No power in the verse can stop me - River

KENSHINVAMP

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 5:35 PM

I have three...Jayne, Kaylee, and River.

"Damnit Mal...I forgot my line!"-Adam, Blooper

BRUISERSMOM

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 7:04 PM

I think that it's hard to choose. I like Simon because I identify with some of the problems that he has relating to the other characters on the show. I sometimes have them because of my education level and the fact that my parents wanted me to behave "properly" growing up. I've had friends and boyfriends who don't have all or part of that background and it creates akwardness in our relationships, unless the person just doesn't care about the differences or likes them because they like having friends from a variety of backgrounds.

I think of two situations on Firefly where Simon and I intersect. One is in Jaynestown where Simon tells the crew about the ancient Egyptians and fermented bread. Kaylee doesn't seem to know how to engage Simon in a conversation about this subject, so she quipps, "Gee Simon that's real historical" and the Simon drops the subject. I've had this problem with people who aren't as educated as I am. Like Simon and Kaylee in Objects in Space, we get along great when we're sharing drinking stories but we don't connect when trying to discuss more intellectual subjects.

The other instance is, of course, at the end of Jaynestown when Simon and Kaylee are sitting in Simon's room and Kaylee says that she doesn't understand why Simon needs to be so proper. Well, it's how Simon was socialized to behave and the socialization stuck so well that it became who he is. In my case, I'm not living the life of an exile but I've had boyfriends who don't understand that aspect of me and want to change it. I think of a time when I and my ex-boyfriend were going out to dinner. He let me pick the restaurant and I picked a very nice Italian restaurant in Los Angeles where you shouldn't show up in a crumpled tee shirt and jeans. You should dress a little nicer for this restaurant. My ex-boyfriend couldn't understand why he couldn't go to this restaurant in jeans and a tee shirt. Then, he couldn't understand why I wanted to put on make-up and put on a dress and nylons to go to the restaurant. Then, he also couldn't understand why I needed to iron the dress because it had become wrinkled in my suitcase. He didn't understand these things that I do because the situation warrants it. He didn't understand that we were taking a break from our usual routine and not going to Subway or the Olive Garden and that this situation warranted dressing up a bit. He went in jeans and a tee shirt and I went in a dress with makeup and my hair done. We were seated by the kitchen door in the back with everyone else not "properly" attired. Dinner was fabulous but in the end, even after we had walked in and out of the restaurant with all of its nicely attired clients, he didn't understand why he needed to dress up a little.

KIQUOA

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 8:43 PM

I "identify" with Zoe. She's, well, Terse, grim, loyal and ultimately pragmatic. She does not let her loyalty to Mal waver even when she disagrees with his choices. In fact, the only time her loyalty to Mal takes back seat is in War Stories, she chooses to save her husband. She's who I want to be in many ways (I'd perfer to remain male... unless I could have her hair).

After much debate, my "favorite" character is Jayne. He seems the most consistant through the show and is hillariously unpredictable. AND now he has a rainstick.

CAT85

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 10:13 PM

My favorite character(s) would be Zoe -cause she's strong, smart and a kick-ass kind of girl, and Book -cause he's a mystery!

BLACKOUTZONE

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 10:45 PM

RIVER!

...and jayne comes close in second. :D

BLACKSHAMROCK5

Wednesday, August 18, 2004 12:05 AM

AS much as I like everyone, I'd have to say Wash and Kaylee.

Shamrock

I'm comfy.

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