Babylon 5 Episode 3 Season 4
Summoning has a few parts to it.
A minor theme is return. Both Sheridan and Garibaldi come back to Babylon 5. Garibaldi is collected by Zach. I'm not entirely sure he's right. I think it is Garibaldi, but they find him on his ship, not that prison he was in and he only has indistinct memories of that. He acts normal after he recovers, but maybe he's been implanted with something.
Delenn is trying to convince the non aligned races that they need to attack the Shadows before they themselves are attacked. One of the Drazi is trying to talk against her and doing a good job of it, but he's blown out of the water by the reappearance of Sheridan with Lorien in tow.
Sheridan gives the rest of his inner circle the truth about the Shadows and the Vorlonn. They were both put there to look after the universe by the First Ones. Somehow they believed that the diametric opposite views would keep the status quo.
There's been hints via Kosh (I swear this new one is the originals evil twin, he's abusing Lyta) that the Vorlonn position is altering. Ivanova and Marcus (who work really well together. The revelation that he's still a virgin is priceless) confirm this when they go on a mission and find that a Vorlonn warship has completely obliterated a world to get rid of Shadow influence. This could also have ramifications for Centauri Prime too, but no one knows about that yet. I do wonder about Lorien. We don't know what he is and Garibaldi hates him. Wonder if he's a First One?
The final story involves G'Kar. He's being tortured. The demented Centauri Emperor wants to break him and hear him scream. G'Kar being G'Kar refuses to give him the satisfaction. Londo comes to G'Kar and tries to convince him to give the Emperor what he wants, because a dead martyr is of no use to Narn. The Emperor has tired of G'Kar's stoicism and determines to use an electro whip on him. The pain will cause anyone, even a Narn to die at 40 strokes. Vir and Londo have to watch. Watch and pray that G'Kar won't let his pride kill him. G'Kar cries out at the 39th stroke. I don't know how Londo will topple the Emperor, but he will and Vir hates the man.
A minor theme is return. Both Sheridan and Garibaldi come back to Babylon 5. Garibaldi is collected by Zach. I'm not entirely sure he's right. I think it is Garibaldi, but they find him on his ship, not that prison he was in and he only has indistinct memories of that. He acts normal after he recovers, but maybe he's been implanted with something.
Delenn is trying to convince the non aligned races that they need to attack the Shadows before they themselves are attacked. One of the Drazi is trying to talk against her and doing a good job of it, but he's blown out of the water by the reappearance of Sheridan with Lorien in tow.
Sheridan gives the rest of his inner circle the truth about the Shadows and the Vorlonn. They were both put there to look after the universe by the First Ones. Somehow they believed that the diametric opposite views would keep the status quo.
There's been hints via Kosh (I swear this new one is the originals evil twin, he's abusing Lyta) that the Vorlonn position is altering. Ivanova and Marcus (who work really well together. The revelation that he's still a virgin is priceless) confirm this when they go on a mission and find that a Vorlonn warship has completely obliterated a world to get rid of Shadow influence. This could also have ramifications for Centauri Prime too, but no one knows about that yet. I do wonder about Lorien. We don't know what he is and Garibaldi hates him. Wonder if he's a First One?
The final story involves G'Kar. He's being tortured. The demented Centauri Emperor wants to break him and hear him scream. G'Kar being G'Kar refuses to give him the satisfaction. Londo comes to G'Kar and tries to convince him to give the Emperor what he wants, because a dead martyr is of no use to Narn. The Emperor has tired of G'Kar's stoicism and determines to use an electro whip on him. The pain will cause anyone, even a Narn to die at 40 strokes. Vir and Londo have to watch. Watch and pray that G'Kar won't let his pride kill him. G'Kar cries out at the 39th stroke. I don't know how Londo will topple the Emperor, but he will and Vir hates the man.