Postponed, I think. Or else, having spent the last two years with Adama, Kara has even less patience with Lee's attitude towards his father, on top of her knowledge that the blame is mislaid. (Am I making sense? At the time of the accident/funeral, Kara knew that Lee was blaming Adama for something that wasn't Adama's fault. But *now* Lee's blaming the man she's come to respect, the man that treats her like a daughter. So it's even more complicated.)
Which would go with the tension we saw in SB that wasn't in Lee in this scene - I think SB has changed a lot more in the last few years than Lee had. And what's new is her relationship with Adama. Lee's been angry at his father his whole life, so there's not much new there.
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Date: 2005-03-21 10:58 pm (UTC)Postponed, I think. Or else, having spent the last two years with Adama, Kara has even less patience with Lee's attitude towards his father, on top of her knowledge that the blame is mislaid. (Am I making sense? At the time of the accident/funeral, Kara knew that Lee was blaming Adama for something that wasn't Adama's fault. But *now* Lee's blaming the man she's come to respect, the man that treats her like a daughter. So it's even more complicated.)
Which would go with the tension we saw in SB that wasn't in Lee in this scene - I think SB has changed a lot more in the last few years than Lee had. And what's new is her relationship with Adama. Lee's been angry at his father his whole life, so there's not much new there.
Umm. This sound at all plausible to you?
- hg