Forgive me for dropping in, my girlfriend is a huge fan of your work and has recently introduced me to it (just finished Silk, Fantastic!) and I'm a huge fan of Farscape, so when she pointed me to your journal, I was thrilled to find you were a Farscape fan.
I was just rewatching The Peacekeeper Wars when a thought occurred to me about Sikozu:
It may be that somehow the Scarrans or her people contacted her with a deal. Give the Scarrans John Crichton and they'll free her people. That doesn't make her a triple spy so much, just willing to sell John down the river. And it's already been made pretty self-evident that she doesn't hold his life in much esteem. That way she is still working towards the freedom of her people and not risking anywhere near as much and it much more in character, imho.
As for your third point about Chi. Consider what she said to D'Argo about how she makes a decision and then decides she doesn't want to do it all. My guess is the going to Hynerium is another one of those impulse decisions and one that will quickly dissipitate when she actually sits down and thinks about it.
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I was just rewatching The Peacekeeper Wars when a thought occurred to me about Sikozu:
It may be that somehow the Scarrans or her people contacted her with a deal. Give the Scarrans John Crichton and they'll free her people. That doesn't make her a triple spy so much, just willing to sell John down the river. And it's already been made pretty self-evident that she doesn't hold his life in much esteem. That way she is still working towards the freedom of her people and not risking anywhere near as much and it much more in character, imho.
As for your third point about Chi. Consider what she said to D'Argo about how she makes a decision and then decides she doesn't want to do it all. My guess is the going to Hynerium is another one of those impulse decisions and one that will quickly dissipitate when she actually sits down and thinks about it.