I came across this post at another forum:
I it has some good points:
It is not my writing: the credit goes to
fishintechnician: his link post is:
http://forums.scifi.com/index.php?showtopic=2328763&st=0&gopid=6182999&#entry6182999
He states the following:
[i]THe Cylons got their happy endings:
The humans did not. I’m talking core characters here.
Baltar (traitor, wimp, weasel) & Caprica Six (genocidal murderer, baby killer, torturer) = live happily ever after. Forever. Even 150,000 years later.
Elle & Tigh (Cylons who created the Cylons who killed billions of people) = live happily ever after. Together.
Athena (Cylon) & Helo (temporary traitor in the name of the “right thing”) = happily ever after + baby too.
Tyrol (Cylon, well, he got frakked over by both humans and cylons) = alive, but probably not happy.
Leoben (Cylon, always high on something) = happy, happy, happy
Adama = loveless & alone abandoned his ‘family’ is lounging on a rock somewhere in an imaginary cabin by a lake
Roslin = dead, though happily (it did take a real long time for her to die though)
Lee = sad and sappy on a meadow because the poor ba*stard’s wife (Dee, cuz she was like done) killed herself at the same his true love (Kara was burning her own body) who then at the end of her ‘good’ journey POOFED away cuz she was a zombie god representative all along.
Kara = sad and poofy for being a complete frak-up while being completely frakked in life, love and destiny, decided that being frakked physically, emotionally and spiritually leads one to a ‘good’ journey and frakking POOFED away leaving her true love loveless the meadow promising to unforget her while he climbs mountain and swim the seas.
Yeah the cylons won.[/i]
Some good points…humans lost Cylons won…
of course we are all intermingled but it is an amusing analysis.
Thanks for readng