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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* ''[[w:The Ghost in the Machine|The Ghost in the Machine]]'' is a non-fiction work by [[w:Arthur Koestler|Arthur Koestler]]. Among its themes are man's tendency towards self-destruction, and that the more primitive parts of the brain (the "ghost in the machine") can override logical functions and are responsible for destructive impulses. | * ''[[w:The Ghost in the Machine|The Ghost in the Machine]]'' is a non-fiction work by [[w:Arthur Koestler|Arthur Koestler]]. Among its themes are man's tendency towards self-destruction, and that the more primitive parts of the brain (the "ghost in the machine") can override logical functions and are responsible for destructive impulses. | ||
* ''[[w:Ghost in the Machine (album)|Ghost in the Machine]]'' is the fourth album by [[w:The Police|The Police]], named for and influenced by the book mentioned above. Among the songs contained on the album are "Spirits in the Material World, | * ''[[w:Ghost in the Machine (album)|Ghost in the Machine]]'' is the fourth album by [[w:The Police|The Police]], named for and influenced by the book mentioned above. Among the songs contained on the album are "Spirits in the Material World", Demolition Man", and "Rehumanize Yourself". Additionally, the song, "One World (Not Three)" evokes Lacy's and Zoe's conversation in "Rebirth" about Zoe's three selves which Lacy refer to as a trinity. | ||
== Analysis == | == Analysis == | ||
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== Noteworthy Dialogue == | == Noteworthy Dialogue == | ||
* ''[[Cerberus]] poses a riddle to [[Joseph Adama]]:'' | |||
:'''Cerberus:''' As the [[Lords of Kobol (RDM)|gods]] overthrew the [[Titans]], so has Man overthrown the gods. But when Man visits his sins upon his children, how shall he be repaid? | |||
* ''Cerberus wonders aloud about the nature of [[Tamara-A]]:'' | |||
:'''Cerberus:''' Maybe she's found the answers everyone is searching for, or maybe she is the answer. | |||
* ''[[Emmanuelle]] berates [[Joseph Adama]] after a near-fatal encounter with some thugs:'' | |||
:'''Emmanuelle:''' Get your pink [[w:Newbie|newbie]] cheeks out of [[New Cap City|this game]] and don't come back in until you've got your [[frak|frakkin']] head on straight! | |||
:'''Joseph Adama:''' Uh ... B-but my daughter ... I've got to get my daughter ... | |||
''' | :'''Emmanuelle:''' Yeah, but you're no good to her if you're going to freeze every time some dirtbag shoves a gun in your face. I thought [[Tauron|Taurons]] had bigger stones. | ||
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'''Emmanuelle:''' Yeah, but you're no good to her if you're going to freeze every time some dirtbag shoves a gun in your face. I thought [[Tauron|Taurons]] had bigger stones. | |||
== Guest Stars == | == Guest Stars == | ||
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{{Episode | {{Episode list (Caprica season 1)}} | ||
[[Category:Episodes written by Michael Taylor]] | [[Category:Episodes written by Michael Taylor]] | ||
[[Category:Episodes directed by Wayne Rose]] | [[Category:Episodes directed by Wayne Rose]] | ||