Originally posted by Rootortoise
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i agree thats why i was so surprised when i saw it on the video
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the closest weve come to a hug is the athosian head thing...a hug is a heck more personal....its about personal space and we know shep likes to keep his ...well personal...so her taking that step and hugging him is a HUGE deal with their friendship/relationship...i think he looks a bit surprised at first but not as much as in the past coughweircough...he even softens into the hug a bit more as we see his face and he puts his hand on her back..its a lovely hug
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the shep/weir hug is completely equivalent to the jack/weir hug. There is no difference, except in the different male and location it takes place. But the actions were the same, sort of jump into personal space and the guy completely floundering. I wonder what this scene is about a lot. His hands are different, I don't know why it seems like he's caressing her back, when it might not be anything, since we don't have the full back shot. For sure Teyla's actions versus Weir's actions are different. Her movements are always a bit slower, as if she's dealing with a skittish cat and gives the person time to move away from it.
I do wonder what a hug stands for Athosians. I ask this because when Teyla was giving reassurance to Halling, a long time friend of hers, she touched his shoulder and didn't physically embrace him to give her comfort. Teyla did this again in Phantoms and again in Sunday. It was more simple connections cause she knows how he is about the physical. We know the head touch is friendship established in Rising, and in The ReturnI she was again slow in her approach even when it was John who initiated it. This embrace is very different. From the others she's had, and different from Weir's approach. Maybe I should find a website on what different hugs mean.
I do wonder what a hug stands for Athosians. I ask this because when Teyla was giving reassurance to Halling, a long time friend of hers, she touched his shoulder and didn't physically embrace him to give her comfort. Teyla did this again in Phantoms and again in Sunday. It was more simple connections cause she knows how he is about the physical. We know the head touch is friendship established in Rising, and in The ReturnI she was again slow in her approach even when it was John who initiated it. This embrace is very different. From the others she's had, and different from Weir's approach. Maybe I should find a website on what different hugs mean.
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