Ryan P  wrote in
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> Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds wrote:
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>> Didn't like the accent, would have been nice to find out or at least
>> get a clue as to what made her "ageless", did she get hit by a
>> micrometeorite, chemical poisioning or was she a mad scientist?
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>> AND, between the hair and the hat, I wondered if she wasn't going to
>> turn out to be a good witch.
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>   From her statement about how plentiful the "benefits and curses" of 
> science are, I assume it was an experiment gone wrong, possibly, or 
> maybe a lab accident.
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>   She states that she's 157 years old (or something like that), and she 
> gives the impression that her age is the result of some change that 
> happened to her, perhaps an accident, perhaps something done to her. 
> I'm not quite convinced, though...  There's something more to her back 
> story than "Oops, I spilled a vile of green stuff on me while I was 
> cleaning somebody's lab, and suddenly I don't age anymore."
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>   I think perhaps she is actually one of the "monsters" that
was saved 
> and "graduated" and eventually took over from her predecessor.


That would be interesting


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