Farscape: A Human Reaction Book Summary and Study Guide
We all knew from the start that either Creighton wasn't really going home, or he was going home but would have to pick up and leave by the end of the episode. We didn't know exactly what was going on, and why Creighton was recognizing everyone he came across, until the end of the episode. Since the exact nature of the ending wasn't predictable, it made for a good episode.
You knew they were going to have some explaining to do when they carved up Rygel. The only thing that was difficult to acccept was that the aliens had to go through this whole roleplaying game to find out what life would be like on Earth for them; couldn't they just look into Creighton's mind to get the answers? Seeing as they went into his mind to create that reality, why couldn't they get everything they needed that way? Or do you think they got their kicks watching Creighton and Aeryn perform for them?
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