Cure (610)

[greytop]

I was woundering if goa'uld queens were similar to a honey queens. The bee queen every so often births another queen that eventually depart the hive for to start new hive.

Perhaps Egria had birthed a queen before Ra enslaved her in the tomb and hid her on another world. What do you think?

[Madeleine]

Nice idea. Oooh, that could make things interesting for the Tok'ra.

[Anubis]

That's a good though, because a queen has to die sometime

[Roatbaum]

Oddly, I just watched this one. I taped it last night, and watched it tonight. It was a good one. I thought it was fitting for the Tok'ra to get sort of an answer, sad though that it was so final. I wonder what happened to 'ole boy who got snagged by the symbiote?

[Anubis]

So many questions to answer...

[greytop]

I always assumed that select Goa'uld had the ability to become queens. I guess that they are scarce. We've only encountered what, 3 so far?

I believe it is 4. Hathor, Egeria, Ammonet, and one unnamed queen in a later story.

[Anubis]

That's right. We've seen four, I think it might be five but I can't think about it!

[AgentX]

I really enjoy the queen story line when they do pop up. Are we counting the fossilized queen Daniel found?

[greytop]

I was counting the 4th queen to be the one in S7 (Spoiler) with the super-soldiers.

[Anubis]

Oh, the one they found in Evolution. I think I'm with you now!

[Selmak]

Perhaps Egria had birthed a queen before Ra enslaved her in the tomb and hid her on another world. What do you think?

I love that idea! That would be a good story line and it would mean not the end of the Tok'ra.

[greytop]

Does anyone know the English translation of what Egeria said at the end?

[Selmak]

I don't even know what language it is in.

[greytop]

It could be Goa'uld.

[Selmak]

I really wish Egeria could have survived... it would have changed tok'ra society