: Wait a minute! Didn't Lela tell us to use that transporter? Lela goes on to
: say that she understands we had little choice, given that she couldn't get
: through to us. Couldn't get through to us? If it wasn't Lela who contacted
: us down below, who was it then that told us to use the garbage
: transporter? Perhaps it was Hathor, wanting us to be destroyed once and
: for all. But wan't the best way to insure that to just leave us on the
: planet? Hmm . . . could someone else be helping us here? And there was
: that "dual host" warning in that message as well. Very
: interesting.
Hathor was on the colony below. You destroyed the colony's main transmitter to make sure she couldn't get out, and then suddenly there's an interference field that keeps YOU from being pulled out, so you have to go and... I just realized this is already explained on Run Coward, so I'll shut up now and let you guys cover it.
: All of these events depend on getting the rebellious Drinnol to safety so
: that they can spread the rebellion. It's interesting that Lela had to
: transport them to this Jjaro dreadnaught, implying that the Drinnol
: rebellion might have never gotten off the ground if not for her
: intervention. My take on this is that it was Hathor's intervention that
: jeopardized the Drinnol in the first place and that our mission is to undo
: the damage she has done.
If you recall from Leela's terminal on "Eat S'pht And Die":
It seems that we are intricately involved in the creation of our own history. If we had not come here to Lh'owon, if Hathor had not come, then the future as we know it never would have happened.
See also Leela's terminals on "The Manipulated Dead" (page 5) and "Meta Omega" (page 3) when you get to them.
BTW, are you dropping an "e" out of Leela's name on purpose or is that just a recurring typo?
