First i wanted to give a quick greetings to you all since this is my first time posting on the forum. I have been an avid Babylon 5 lover since it began with season 1 on Upn since then i have continued to enjoy all of the episodes.
The question that i really wished to pose though was the use of arthurian legend within the series. Although in season 3 there was a specific episode with an englishman that thought that he was King Arthur that wasn;t nesscerily what i ment. But i still wanted to know why the Arthurian Legend influenced JMS within his story lines.
I also wanted to say one other very kewl thing that i found out about Kosh the first Vorlon ofcourse that was shown. Im sure you did this on purpose but did you know that there is a word in summarian i believe it is that is Akosha, meaning a vessel that holds spirit ? How much History of ancient Myths and legends did you study while writing the scripts ? Or maybe did you have the historical background before you began writing ?
Tiffany
The question that i really wished to pose though was the use of arthurian legend within the series. Although in season 3 there was a specific episode with an englishman that thought that he was King Arthur that wasn;t nesscerily what i ment. But i still wanted to know why the Arthurian Legend influenced JMS within his story lines.
I also wanted to say one other very kewl thing that i found out about Kosh the first Vorlon ofcourse that was shown. Im sure you did this on purpose but did you know that there is a word in summarian i believe it is that is Akosha, meaning a vessel that holds spirit ? How much History of ancient Myths and legends did you study while writing the scripts ? Or maybe did you have the historical background before you began writing ?
Tiffany
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