Previously on rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated, PhantomSteve said:

> > Was it ever mentioned anywhere why the Narn hate the Humans at this
> > point in the story?  The reason for the Narn's hatred of the Centauri
> > is, of course, well established back to the pilot, as well as the
> > strained relation between the Minbari and the Humans, but not this one.
> > 
> 
> Actually, hatred is stronger than the words actually used:
> 
>         THARG
>       We thought that your dislike of
>       the Earthers would be enough.
> 
>         G'KAR
>       Enough for us. Not for you. We
>       do not casually entangle ourselves

The expression Andreas got through the makeup, both in face and voice,
when saying this implies to me something somewhat stronger than a mere
"dislike".


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