No, Roslin isn't dead yet. If anything I think her resolve was strengthened with her vision. She's not afraid of death anymore, but she knew it's not her time to go yet.
The final scene between Adama and Roslin was very "cute" -- better than him being her audio book I think. And I was glad Bill mentioned Lee turning in his wing. It gave me a sense that although Bill was trying to be supportive of his son's choice, deep down, he was hurting... This makes more sense to me than Bill wholeheartedly embraced Lee's decision.
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Date: 2008-05-12 04:38 am (UTC)No, Roslin isn't dead yet. If anything I think her resolve was strengthened with her vision. She's not afraid of death anymore, but she knew it's not her time to go yet.
The final scene between Adama and Roslin was very "cute" -- better than him being her audio book I think. And I was glad Bill mentioned Lee turning in his wing. It gave me a sense that although Bill was trying to be supportive of his son's choice, deep down, he was hurting... This makes more sense to me than Bill wholeheartedly embraced Lee's decision.
Let me know when Lee shows up again, will you? :\