Right from the begining, I was wondering how the A and B stories were going to tie together. This certainly had a few unpredictable twists in it. Another thumbs up!
I would like to know what it was made the Genii the way they are. They seem to trust no one and cannot believe that anyone might just want friendship with them. Maybe they will change now. Atlantis certainly doesn't need any more enemies with the Wraith to fight.
One thing though, even though I couldn't predict the ending, I knew that ZPM was depleted, right from the start. I don't understand why they didn't ask for it to be checked out by McKay before they began any negotiations.
And a second thing, Weir was originally said to be some brilliant UN negotiator. She must be losing her touch, because she looked completely lost at one point in this; when Sheppard was about to be shot, after she declared War.
I would like to know what it was made the Genii the way they are. They seem to trust no one and cannot believe that anyone might just want friendship with them. Maybe they will change now. Atlantis certainly doesn't need any more enemies with the Wraith to fight.
One thing though, even though I couldn't predict the ending, I knew that ZPM was depleted, right from the start. I don't understand why they didn't ask for it to be checked out by McKay before they began any negotiations.
And a second thing, Weir was originally said to be some brilliant UN negotiator. She must be losing her touch, because she looked completely lost at one point in this; when Sheppard was about to be shot, after she declared War.