Originally posted by hlndncr
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Isn't it interesting we always refer to Martouf and Jolinar not Martouf and Rosha and Lantash and Jolinar.
The same for the reference of the animosity between Martouf and Anise not Martouf and Freya or Lantash and Anise.
I realize this is how the show refers to them and thus assumes the dominate personality and of course "we live as one, we love as one."
I think the Jolinar/Lantash union that Sam was privy to while she was used as a host was the connection she felt deeply but the human face and the friendship Sam built for herself was that of Martouf. In that way the Tok'ra are much more complicated than the Goa'uld - there you know with whom you are dealing! And yet I side with Jack - where push comes to shove it is the symbiote that takes the lead.
In these two episodes I always wondered why Jack never shared the burden of supporting Elliott out of the tunnels - he did carry the crudely built stretcher. Poor Elliott that must have hurt. In that I thought he was somewhat callous of Sam but he is the guy in charge.
Jack does show concern for Sam.
O'NEILL
Carter, come in.
(no response)
Carter, respond.
(again, there is no response)
Let's get back.
and again later
CARTER
Well we can't release it here, it will kill you, Elliot and Teal'c.
O'NEILL
Then I guess I've got to figure out a way to get it to the Gate.
JACOB
It's suicide. You're assuming the Jaffa won't shoot you on sight.
Thanks to Transcribed by Wallace for Stargate SG-1 Solutions
These are probably just Jack being Jack but my rose colored shippy glasses give me (not the only but) a deep reason why.
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