Talk:Stealing from Saturn

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I revised the article to reflect something I noticed in the episode. The article said that when Pullo arrived at Verenus' house, he did not at first recognize the significance of the presence of Quintus and his men. However, there's a subtle bit of business that leads to the opposite conclusion. As Pullo and Eirene start to walk into the courtyard, Pullo grabs Eirene and pushes her back outside. As I said, it's a subtle move, I actually had to replay it several times to be certain that I was interpreting it correctly – but the obvious explanation is that he instinctively realizes that something is wrong and wants to make sure that Eirene is not hurt in what he knows is an explosive situation. He then tries to act as though he hasn't noticed that anything is wrong, but that's just a ploy. An incredibly minor (nit-picky?) correction, I know – but it's one of my favorite bits of action in the whole series, and I wanted to set it straight. Thanks for your indulgence. :)

I also "corrected" some of the possessives – for example, it should be Verenus', not Verenus's. Having said that: I've been told that that's only true in American grammar (although I don't know that for a fact), and the original writer may have been a Brit, so I won't complain if my corrections get re-corrected. HMishkoff 18:16, 31 January 2007 (UTC)

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