1 Mar
2001
1 Mar
'01
1:21 a.m.
Nathan Hook wrote:
In a way I feel Avon killing Blake is kind of fitting. Avon achieved what the entire resources of the federation failed to do. His own chasing of Blake ended up getting himself and Blake killed, like Travis. It has a perverse kind of irony don't you think.
I think there's a great deal of perverse irony in it. But then, IMO, B7 is just swimming in perverse irony; that's one of things I so love about it. One thing that I find quite nicely ironic is the fact that mortal enemies Travis and Blake are both killed by the same person.
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