Originally posted by Hatshepsut
Definitely not. It violates A.F.I. 36-2909 for one thing, and breaking the oath they both swore to uphold makes them seem dishonourable.
Originally posted by SamFan
Hatshepsut, I do understand that Sam and Jack could never be together as long as she is under his chain of command. However, I do think that ther is some "serious sparkage" going on between those two. In the season 7 episode Heroes pt. 1, Sam gets this far-away expression on her face as she talks about Jack to Bregman. In part two...after Janet's death, Sam tearily tells Jack that "she's glad he's okay".
That doesn't sound like two people who have no attraction for each other. Please tell me if you need any more examples, as I'm sure there are several more throughout the series.
SamFan:rolly2:
Originally posted by Hatshepsut
... I'm a sci-fi fan, not a soap-opera romance fan.
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Originally posted by SamFan
Hatshepsut, I do understand that Sam and Jack could never be together as long as she is under his chain of command.
However, I do think that ther is some "serious sparkage" going on between those two. In the season 7 episode Heroes pt. 1, Sam gets this far-away expression on her face as she talks about Jack to Bregman.
In part two...after Janet's death, Sam tearily tells Jack that "she's glad he's okay".
That doesn't sound like two people who have no attraction for each other. Please tell me if you need any more examples, as I'm sure there are several more throughout the series.
Originally posted by Hatshepsut
...a love-sick adolescent, mooning over a guy she can't have, for seven years. If she did indeed have such inappropriate feelings for him, she should have asked for a transfer to another unit. The fact that she didn't indicates that either she's far more interested in her job than her C.O., or she's just plain dishonourable. I prefer to take the former view.
Originally posted by ray gower
I think I might achieve notorioty, I disagree and agree with everybody!
Relationships have has much a place in Science Fiction as they do in kitchen soaps. With out them the humans involved cease to be human, they have to have loves, hates, bad habits etc. or they all become robots and there is nothing for the viewer to attach themselves to and you might as well watch Star Trek or paint drying.
Where things go wrong is where the relationship comes from the little background and aside interplays that builds the characters and becomes the focus for the show, not just for an episode (which can be acceptable) but for weeks.
SG has managed the balance well.
In the case of Sam/Jack there is and was something between them and it wax's, wanes and changes with time.
If Carter was not in the Air Force then perhaps it would wax further, but she has had to balance and supress feelings with her duties like all of us. Sometimes they break free.
Are her feelings of the 'Come to Bed' type. They might have been at one stage, now perhaps it is more father of the family?
As for Jack. He's an old fashioned type of chap with long service. Things are always well disguised. He would give way, if conditions permitted.
So there could be no long term relationship now
Originally posted by SamFan
To all who said that there is no sparkage coming from Jack:
In Divide and Conquer, season 4, Jack is forced to admit that he has feelings for Sam. I know that was a long time ago, but I don't think that his behavior and feelings towards her have changed. Keep in mind that Divide and Conquer was after the episode 100 Days, where Jack fell in love with Laira. If he still had strong feelings for Sam after that, then surely he still does. Just MHO.
SamFan :wave:
Originally posted by Rowan
My take on it is Jack feels very strongly toward all of his team mates and wouldn't/couldn't have left any of them behind. The statement 'I care for her more than I should' could be leveled at anyone on the team. It was simply Carter who was part of the equation at the time.
Originally posted by Arc_Angel
Oh yeah Sam/Jack all the way
Originally posted by SamFan
While I do agree that Jack would never leave anyone behind, the statement was, "I care about her... a lot more than I'm supposed to." I think this was referring to their (romantic) feelings for each other, as Carter also mentioned to Jack before the Zatar'c testing that it was something neither could admit to given their working relationship and military rank. If they were just friends, the relationship would be perfectly allowable, and then Jack would have been lying if he had said that he cared for her more than he was supposed to, as the Zatar'c detector is really just an advanced lie detector. The machine would have not mistakenly labeled Sam and Jack as Zatar'c if they were just friends, as Teal'C and Danny are just friends with the rest of SG-1 and were not thought to be Zatar'cs.
Just my take on things.
SamFan:twirl: