Someone should tell Teal'c that given he's had his a lot longer than that.
I hope you at least play Jack straight here and have him call out all of Paul's bullshit.
But if you take away his Power Ring, he is just a man.
With the help of someone already ascended yes, but we don't know if they're capable of ascending without help.
I feel like the only proper answer in this context is "You know that you aren't actually funny, right?" Using the exact same expression and tone of voice.
Sadly, when their mothers are just as assholish and arrogant, that tends to encode them with an innate superiority complex. have to wonder how far back all that goes, and whether all of the current Goa'uld share a common ancestor somewhere who's ultimately responsible for all of that attitude...
I suppose psychically implanting the language into a proficient artisan would be too difficult. Their hand-devices probably aren't that advanced, or precise...
Specifically these people, if the Wiki is right. And promptly ditched when they found the ape-people from Earth.
To be fair, the nerds are happy to stay in their labs fiddling with things. Of course the assholes who want to rule everything are going to be the antagonists...
True, that probably doesn't help.
Honestly amazing that they managed to get off their homeworld. Guess forced teamwork resulted from their frustration.
Ah, one of the tricky parts of the story. Implications of what killing loyalist Jaffa means.
Ironically, they would likely have found evidence of this on the Goa'uld homeworld during a later visit.
And presumably as Supreme System lord, he had technology that could make up the gap in physical capabilities, besides the upgraded armour and weapons.
Making it an ironic echo of canopic jars, no less. Likely not intentional, and probably a bit of syncretism from Goa'uld rulers to human servants.
Oof. And there he goes, breaking her heroic world-view.
No doubt Teal'c is aware of some of these things, and kept quiet about it because it's 'Jaffa affairs'...
Since she and the SGC know a whole group of friendly Jaffa who might be facing that sort of issue sooner or later..
He's already swapped it once during the series to this point. Still, he knows this much, and may well check jaffa corpses for live symbiotes. The problem is that human guns don't really discriminate in what they damage...
The actual meaning of 'Tok'ra'. Heck, she was instrumental in their forming an alliance with the SGC.
Huh. A logical explanation for why they never overcame the System lords in all their time fighting them... Self-sabotaging and
Sort of a 'If I can kill a Goa'uld and its host, I will, even if it messes up my own plans'? Hopefully that totally-not-a-tok'ra-spy colleague can restrain those impulses...
To be fair, they may not have a long-term goal beyond 'Keep Earth safe', and they're not doing great at that so far...
Though she's probably wondering how he knows about it.
Just like everything else he knows about modern Earth...Honestly, I doubt there was ever an official declaration of war, given that the System lords wouldn't pay it much mind, already fighting the actions of the SGC as they are.
Which could be a whole can of worms to be opened...
Probably glad to not have to talk to the 'snakehead' anymore, given his rather worrying tendency to mess with people's assumptions.
Now, how will he respond, I wonder? Facetious? Confrontational? Concillatory? Perhaps he'll thank O'neill for killing Ra...
Or drawing weapons and trying to kill each other. Either way, this is going to be a fun scene to experience...
And you know, sharing headspace with someone who hates you and all you are while sharing all your memories. Probably even activity undermining your own rights to their end.
That goes for most people, no matter the species.
Ah yes, the common trend of writers deciding that war crimes are only war crimes when the bad guys do it. Stargate wasn't as bad as some (looking at you SW: Clone Wars) but still fairly fast and loose with acceptable behaviour of soldiers.
I cannot imagine that he got orders, or even vague permission, to so blatantly antagonise the US's most critical trading partner.
If the Tok'ra have similar technical expertise then there isn't really anything stopping them from getting their own warships. They have been active long enough.
Thank you, corrected.
then -> than
Jack when people ask if you're a god you say yes.
Oh, this'll be fun~.
Dude is an immortal being who can rip the sun out of the sky destroy planets with the wave of a hand and knows all technology up to a hyper advanced level dude is basically a god. Small g
O'Neil isn't actually part of Stargate Command, the SI just keeps getting O'Neill's name wrong. O'Neill doesn't fish, he has a fish-free pond which he sits in front of with a rod. I have no idea if O'Neil fishes or not.
A king, a teacher, enternal youth, genius, billionaire, philanthropist. Have to check the cupid section to see if he's a playboy.
Until time travel shenanigans put fish there.
