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== Overview == | |||
: ''Tamara Adama is forced to participate in a dangerous game as part of a trade individuals who claim they can help her return to reality. Joseph Adama tries to reconnect with his son. Daniel Graystone keeps himself from being removed from the leadership of his own company by introducing the U-87.'' | : ''Tamara Adama is forced to participate in a dangerous game as part of a trade individuals who claim they can help her return to reality. Joseph Adama tries to reconnect with his son. Daniel Graystone keeps himself from being removed from the leadership of his own company by introducing the U-87.'' | ||
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=== Teaser === | === Teaser === | ||
*[[Sam Adama]] enters his brother's apartment in the morning, and finds [[William "Willie" Adama|Willie]] listening to music and playing with a computer instead of going to school--and [[Joseph Adama|Joseph]] asleep on the sofa. Sam wakes him roughly. Joseph insists that he will take Willie to school, but Sam and Willie both insist on going together. Sam asks Joseph whether he will go to work today, and after getting no answer, he chastises his brother for failing both his image as a [[Tauron]] and his son. | *[[Sam Adama]] enters his brother's apartment in the morning, and finds [[William "Willie" Adama|Willie]] listening to music and playing with a computer instead of going to school--and [[Joseph Adama|Joseph]] asleep on the sofa. Sam wakes him roughly. Joseph insists that he will take Willie to school, but Sam and Willie both insist on going together. Sam asks Joseph whether he will go to work today, and after getting no answer, he chastises his brother for failing both his image as a [[Tauron]] and his son. | ||
*In [[V-World]], [[Tamara Adama]] walks into a caged area and pushes through a line until a pair of teenagers | *In [[V-World]], [[Tamara Adama]] walks into a caged area and pushes through a line until a pair of teenagers stop her. She tells them that she is looking for [[Vesta]], since she appears to be the only one who can help Tamara get back to the real world. At a round table, Vesta is accepting bets. She signals, lights in the room begin to flash, and a wheel with handguns spins on the tabletop. The wheel stops. Each player takes a gun, points it at their own head, and pulls the trigger. One man's gun fires and he instantly de-rezzes. Tamara realizes that this is a way home. | ||
*She intrudes on the roulette game, telling Vesta that she wants to play. Vesta recognizes her as "the girl who can't get out" and tells her to just remove her band. Tamara barely has time to say "I can't" when Vesta produces another gun and fires. Tamara falls to the floor, bleeding and crying, but she does not leave V-World. The crowd is stunned. Vesta kneels next to Tamara, telling her that they are going to help each other. | *She intrudes on the roulette game, telling Vesta that she wants to play. Vesta recognizes her as "the girl who can't get out" and tells her to just remove her band. Tamara barely has time to say "I can't" when Vesta produces another gun and fires. Tamara falls to the floor, bleeding and crying, but she does not leave V-World. The crowd is stunned. Vesta kneels next to Tamara, telling her that they are going to help each other. | ||
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* [[Lacy Rand]], [[Clarice Willow]], and [[Jordan Duram]] do not appear in this episode. | * [[Lacy Rand]], [[Clarice Willow]], and [[Jordan Duram]] do not appear in this episode. | ||
* According to the audio commentary for the episode, ''[[New Cap City]]'' is a reference to the film ''[[w:New Jack City|New Jack City]]''. | * According to the audio commentary for the episode, ''[[New Cap City]]'' is a reference to the film ''[[w:New Jack City|New Jack City]]''. | ||
== Analysis == | == Analysis == | ||
* The [[Tauron|Tauron]] Funeral Rite as seen in this episode mirrors the Ancient Greek rite of placing a coin on the head of the dead for the Charon, the ferryman who took the souls of the dead across the Rivers Styx and Acheron to Hades (The Underworld). In Ancient Greece it was two coins for each person to be placed on each eye; however, in the case of the Tauron rite it was a single coin each. The ceremony also differs in that it involved the Tauron custom of applying tattoos. | * The [[Tauron (RDM)|Tauron]] Funeral Rite as seen in this episode mirrors the Ancient Greek rite of placing a coin on the head of the dead for the Charon, the ferryman who took the souls of the dead across the Rivers Styx and Acheron to Hades (The Underworld). In Ancient Greece it was two coins for each person to be placed on each eye; however, in the case of the Tauron rite it was a single coin each. The ceremony also differs in that it involved the Tauron custom of applying tattoos. | ||
* Logically, [[Zoe-A]] has the same capabilities that [[Tamara-A]] does, though we have not seen this. It is possible that this is because she, like Tamara at the beginning of the episode, does not know about her capabilities. Another possibility is that she simply hasn't seen any reason to use them. | * Logically, [[Zoe-A]] has the same capabilities that [[Tamara-A]] does, though we have not seen this. It is possible that this is because she, like Tamara at the beginning of the episode, does not know about her capabilities. Another possibility is that she simply hasn't seen any reason to use them. | ||
* It is likely that Tad ([[Heracles]]) ran away because he did not believe [[Vesta]]'s claim that Tamara was really dead. This is evidenced by his statement to [[Joseph Adama]] that Tamara was in trouble and that he should "wake her up." When Joseph told him that Tamara was dead, his demeanor changed rapidly. | * It is likely that Tad ([[Heracles]]) ran away because he did not believe [[Vesta]]'s claim that Tamara was really dead. This is evidenced by his statement to [[Joseph Adama]] that Tamara was in trouble and that he should "wake her up." When Joseph told him that Tamara was dead, his demeanor changed rapidly. | ||
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* [[Thomas Saunders]] as [[Jon Parker]] | * [[Thomas Saunders]] as [[Jon Parker]] | ||
* [[Ian A. Wallace]] as [[Ferryman]] | * [[Ian A. Wallace]] as [[Ferryman]] | ||
* [[Patti Allan]] as [[Tauron]] Rites Singer | * [[Patti Allan]] as [[Tauron (RDM)|Tauron]] Rites Singer | ||
* [[Jim Ralph]] as Chiron's Bank Guard | * [[Jim Ralph]] as Chiron's Bank Guard | ||
* [[Charles Andre]] as Rail Thin Man | * [[Charles Andre]] as Rail Thin Man | ||
* [[Zolton Crane]] as Man | * [[Zolton Crane]] as Man | ||
{{Episode | == References == | ||
{{Episode list (Caprica season 1)}} | |||
[[Category:Episodes written by Kath Lingenfelter]] | [[Category:Episodes written by Kath Lingenfelter]] | ||