That makes sense, except that at the beginning Sumner was keeping everyone on a short leash (and telling his men to threaten deadly force against the scientists if needed!). And then when Everett shows up during the Siege, we see how casual everything's become. By the end of S3, when Col. Ellis shows up expecting unquestioning obedience, it's like the only guy doing what people tell him to is Chuck. :P (I know I laugh every time Sheppard says, "That's an ORDER.")
I kind of wish they'd declare themselves space pirates or an independent colony, you know? The logic of those rules would be easier to figure out! :P
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Date: 2007-04-01 08:25 pm (UTC)That makes sense, except that at the beginning Sumner was keeping everyone on a short leash (and telling his men to threaten deadly force against the scientists if needed!). And then when Everett shows up during the Siege, we see how casual everything's become. By the end of S3, when Col. Ellis shows up expecting unquestioning obedience, it's like the only guy doing what people tell him to is Chuck. :P (I know I laugh every time Sheppard says, "That's an ORDER.")
I kind of wish they'd declare themselves space pirates or an independent colony, you know? The logic of those rules would be easier to figure out! :P