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Re: I always wondered, but have no proof Kylia Skydancer Send a noteboard - 05/06/2010 06:42:27 PM
If maybe he was the enemy commander at Serenity, and turned to religion as a reaction to the destruction he saw.

He would have the military knowledge / contacts that he appeared to have on the show. He may have chosen Serenity specifically based on the captains history or, if his religious "rebirth" came as a result of the battle, he may have seen the name of the ship as a sign



stillflying has a flashback episode on Book's past that comes to a similar conclusion. Though if I remember correctly, it makes him more along the lines of an Operative than a general.

It is very compelling though and now i shall probably have to read the series again.

:P
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