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I know we see lots of Narn characters throughout the show, but does anyone recall seeing G'Kar's name written anywhere?
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I will defer to her supreme Jan-ness, font of all B5 knowledge in this, but perhaps it might be visible during some of the scenes which show the book of g'kar? not being able to read narn, I'm honestly not sure.
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The only place I can think of where we might have actually seen the cover would be in the 'sponsor' bit at the end of 'Sleeping in Light'. Was the part about the Books of G'Quon and G'Kar' being available left in or was it one of the segments that got cut? I can't remember.
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Okay...here's an odd possible source. In the book "Dining on Babylon 5" there's introductory text in each section about the person whose recipes they are. In the Narn section, it discusses Citizen G'Kar and his name is mentioned twice. Problem is, Narns apparently don't use anything I recognize as punctuation so it's hard to tell what's what. And I *think* Narns write right to left, correct?
Jan"As empathy spreads, civilization spreads. As empathy contracts, civilization contracts...as we're seeing now.
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Objects in Motion -- GOOD LUCK G'KAR!!
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