If this type of authorization does not work for you, convert your account using the link. I must admit that when I first saw the beginning of Season Nine the change of Stargate mythology use,and the on screen placement of Glastonbury Torβ¦.
Anonymous comments are disabled in this journal. Your IP address will be recorded. Recommend this entry Has been recommended Send news. Log in No account? Create an account. Remember me. QR code. Previous Share Flag Next. This meta, as you will have noticed, comes in two parts. The first, which this post covers, will talk about Oma; how her creators were affected by various influences and how her character developed. In the second I will give a more subjective view in explaining where I think the visual aspects of her character came from and why I have a personal interest in the her.
To begin, let us begin at the beginning and introduce my understanding of Oma My friend Lindsey, a Stargate and Farscape fan could unravel the complexities of the how and why of plot lines and kept me in touch when I missed episodes. After real life arrived and I had my own Kelowna thankfully without the naquaria, but only just I sort of lost contact with her so I lost interest in Stargate.
I didn't get to know how Oma was further involved with Daniel, although I did realise something pretty bad had happened because the ascension stuff was all over the internet. I only came back to watch the show, and put my feet tentatively in the water of fandom, this time last year. I had also done a crash course in Comparative Mythology between then and now, learnt how to read hieroglyphs and became a fan of Joseph Campbell and Jung.
I realised that what I had been reading was actually very useful when watching the show So, when I was thinking about what I should write in this meta I was watching The Quest and happened to hear what Merlin said about Oma. His words were that she concerned herself with the individual. When I thought about that I realised that he was right, and in fact all the members of SG1 personally got an alien or alien race who concerned them selves directly with a character.
