Ever since the beginning of SGA I have questioned the acctions and behaviors of Teyla. This is all becuse in "Rising" Teyla rounds a corner and meets Sheperd but there seems to be something like black smoke or a wraith shadow from where she came almost like she teleported or walked through an invisible wall, but then when her and Sheperd go around the corner they keep going. I dont know if I am the only one that saw it but it seems like there is a significants to it. I just would like to know if anybody else saw what I did.
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Didn't the wraith used to project an image to confuse their potential victims. Others SG members were firing at them as well.
Teyla walked through one of the illusions and told Sheppard they were just an illusion and to ignore them.
I don't think there is anything sinister on Teylas behalf. She has seen the illusion before and knows to ignore them.
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but somehow bullets didnt create holes in the darknessComment
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its called CGI effects, and i seriously doubt it'd been worth the extra couple grand, to create holes in smokeOriginally posted by ijffdrie View PostComment
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Why would bullets have to make holes? The illusions were projected to confuse and scare their prey. Why would they create a potential vulnerability that would give hope to their victims.Comment
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They are illusions, not smoke. Bullets can't make holes in illussions.1 Year 11mths without using the letter U on the thread: ask Morbo anything
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but teyla couldComment
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