Hello, gang!
Here's a question I posted about 4-and-a-bit years ago elsewhere on the interweb, and never received an answer for.
What do you reckon? Did Callenn's plan succeed?


"Last night I watched Epiphanies, Thirdspace, and Atonement in one
sitting... (it'd been a tiring day at work and I just wanted to
rest!). I've read somewhere that Thirdspace was set after The Illusion
of Truth... but that episode felt kind of like one of JMS's "selah"
stories so I left it out on this occasion because I wanted to watch an
adventure story instead.
I thought that these three stories sat together very well as a
trilogy! Just my opinion, of course.
After Atonement, I found myself wondering... if Callenn wanted to
cover up the fact that Valen had Human DNA, does that mean the
population of the fictional B5 Universe were never told of Sinclair's
fate ever? Has JMS or any other B5 novelist written a story in which
the truth comes out? Or was Callenn successful for all time?
I hope you can help!"


Here's a question I posted about 4-and-a-bit years ago elsewhere on the interweb, and never received an answer for.
What do you reckon? Did Callenn's plan succeed?



"Last night I watched Epiphanies, Thirdspace, and Atonement in one
sitting... (it'd been a tiring day at work and I just wanted to
rest!). I've read somewhere that Thirdspace was set after The Illusion
of Truth... but that episode felt kind of like one of JMS's "selah"
stories so I left it out on this occasion because I wanted to watch an
adventure story instead.
I thought that these three stories sat together very well as a
trilogy! Just my opinion, of course.
After Atonement, I found myself wondering... if Callenn wanted to
cover up the fact that Valen had Human DNA, does that mean the
population of the fictional B5 Universe were never told of Sinclair's
fate ever? Has JMS or any other B5 novelist written a story in which
the truth comes out? Or was Callenn successful for all time?
I hope you can help!"



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