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Zygote is correct. Can't remember which episode it was offhand, but they got busted breaking into the school, and Sean took the fall so Liz wouldn't get in trouble.

Ah damn! There goes my grape pixie stick...*grrrrr*

Thanks Jenny!


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jbangelo wrote:Zygote is correct. Can't remember which episode it was offhand, but they got busted breaking into the school, and Sean took the fall so Liz wouldn't get in trouble.

I think it was "It's too late and it's too bad." She came around just 'asking for tips' from Sean on getting places behind locked doors, and he sort of insisted on coming along to try and keep her out of too much trouble.

Hey everyone, I looked several pages back and couldn't find an answer to this question so I apologize if it's been asked before. Does anyone know what the actual, cannon spelling of Nacedo's name is? My beta looked it up online and got a spelling different the one I use and the one she uses.

Nasedo


Quote from Transcript of the eppy "Destiny":

TESS: How could you leave Nasedo there?

MICHAEL: Listen, he might not have made it, alright? We heard gun shots.

TESS: Michael, listen to me. We have to turn around. We have to go to the pod chamber.

MICHAEL: What are you talking about?

TESS: Nasedo told me that if anything ever happened to him, to go to the pod chamber.



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somebody posted this question on the Roswell board on IMDB. I think it's a very important and hilarious question and I had to bring it over here.

IMDB Poster wrote:You know how Max always told people he was healing that they had to look at him? Does that mean that he could never heal a blind person?

Discuss.

Here's a link to the original thread

Tears of Mercury, on one of the special features of Season 1, (I think this is the one) there's a commentary on The Balance, and the writer says that she got the name out of another word, mixed the letters, and came with Nasedo. And that word started with "S", so, yeah, it should be Nasedo.

nibbles2, I think Max asks people to look at him only to make a faster, stronger connection. He didn't need to look at the kids in the hospital in the eyes to heal them -and most of them were deeply asleep anyway- so, I do believe he can heal blind people, as long as he's been able to form some connection.

He didn't even need to touch Brody when he "healed" him, but it might have to do with the type of "injury" Brody was having. Besides, that way, he didn't leave a silver handprint behind either

Misha

Misha wrote:Tears of Mercury, on one of the special features of Season 1, (I think this is the one) there's a commentary on The Balance, and the writer says that she got the name out of another word, mixed the letters, and came with Nasedo. And that word started with "S", so, yeah, it should be Nasedo.

I think the word she used to create Nasedo was Sedona. It's a town in the States, if I am not mistaken. So, if she mixed the letters to create the name Nasedo, then it's written with a S, and not a C.

xmag wrote:I think the word she used to create Nasedo was Sedona. It's a town in the States, if I am not mistaken.

Sedona is in Arizona, if that helps.

Misha wrote: nibbles2, I think Max asks people to look at him only to make a faster, stronger connection. He didn't need to look at the kids in the hospital in the eyes to heal them -and most of them were deeply asleep anyway- so, I do believe he can heal blind people, as long as he's been able to form some connection.

He didn't even need to touch Brody when he "healed" him, but it might have to do with the type of "injury" Brody was having. Besides, that way, he didn't leave a silver handprint behind either

Misha

I think it was more poor writing or writers just not caring about what happened in previous episodes. When Max healed Liz he said she HAD to look at him, meaning he needed her to look at him to form the connection. When he formed the connection later to show her he was still the same he told she had to look into his eyes.

Roswell is full of contradictions from one epi to another. The writers never seemed to care whether something was correct or followed previous plot points as long as it followed the plot they were setting up. ie, Michael supposedly couldn't heal, yet in Into The Woods he healed River Dog's ankle.