And Ron Moore's, and it's his show. It's in the podcast for "Hero" when he's talking about the scene with D'Anna, Caprica SIx and Balthar in the bed together, if you're really curious.
It can be in his backstory without being canon, though. If it wasn't important enough to the story to make it into the text, it's not canon, it's commentary. The author gets to make the text, he doesn't get to tell the reader how to interact with it afterwards. That way lies the death of art.
I know, I did three years of literature at university. I'm not being serious.
Although those university years also taught me that you can get away with saying almost anything if you can just dream up an argument that is sufficiently hard to argue against :-)
I'm not being serious.</i.
Well that's a relief, because you were beginning to confuse me. ;-) And I agree, the quality of an argument can often carry the day. I think lawyers rely on that a great deal.
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Date: 2006-12-05 07:50 pm (UTC)Although those university years also taught me that you can get away with saying almost anything if you can just dream up an argument that is sufficiently hard to argue against :-)
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