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Originally posted by CantonMudder:
Kaylee and Inara are tied up

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Originally posted by CantonMudder:
Kaylee and Inara are tied up

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This idea I'm liking..

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Originally posted by GreenFaerie:
I'm sorry, but I think the "evil twin" thing is soooo "jump the shark".

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Originally posted by CantonMudder:
The sequel to Serenity should include our BDHs running into Wash's twin brother named Marcus Washburn, who turns out to be a rough, badguy nicknamed "The Hatchet" because of some atrocity he commited in the Alliance/Independence war. He's now working as a bounty hunter for the Alliance.

There should be a scene near the end where Mal is down, River is lost somewhere, Kaylee and Inara are tied up, and Simon is nowhere to be found. Zoe and Marcus Washburn, both experienced fighters and tough to the core, have to fight it out. The problem for Zoe is that Marcus looks exactly like her dead husband...

BTW: Marcus Washburn fought on the side of the Alliance and he hates ex-independance soldiers with a passion to the point where he guts them whenever he can.

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I just want Joss to bring Wash back! You CAN'T kill Wash!

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Originally posted by CantonMudder:
The sequel to Serenity should include our BDHs running into Wash's twin brother named Marcus Washburn, who turns out to be a rough, badguy nicknamed "The Hatchet" ...

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Originally posted by StillFree:
The Alliance created them in order to destroy all who won't submit to their totalitarian rule. There would be a cool scene where they're gunning down hundreds of drooling, wisecracking Washes.

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Jamie Chambers wrote:
       "...Zoe, you see that husband of yours?"
       "Yes, sir," said Zoe, pointing. "He's over there by the bar."
       "No, he's not," said Inara. "He's by the cage watching the dancer."
       "You've both gone gorram blind," said Mal impatiently. "He's sitting at that table--"
       "I think I should know my own husband, sir," Zoe began. She stopped, blinked.
       "Wo bu shin wo dah yan jing!" Inara exclaimed. She stared into the room. "Don't make ourselves conspicuous, you said..."
       "I'm gonna have to kill him," said Mal. He put out his hand to collar the Wash that was sitting at the table. His hand passed right through Wash's shirt, came back with nothing. "Soon as I figure out which one he is."
       For there were Washes everywhere. Wash was leaning against the bar. Wash was dancing. Wash was telling a bawdy joke. Wash was strolling across the floor. Wash was perusing the menu.
       Then Wash--the real Wash--was right in front of them, grinning like a pink Cheshire pussycat. "Isn't it great, honey?" he asked Zoe. He waved his hand at himself. "You always said you wanted more of me to love! Well, now you have twenty! They're holograms! Half the people in this place are holograms! You see, they have this machine and you go behind the curtain and for only one credit--"
       "I have dibs on the killing him, sir," said Zoe.

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Originally posted by Kizyr:

...have you been reading the Serenity RPG book?

They describe a scene like this:

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Jamie Chambers wrote:
       "...Zoe, you see that husband of yours?"
       "Yes, sir," said Zoe, pointing. "He's over there by the bar."
       "No, he's not," said Inara. "He's by the cage watching the dancer."
       "You've both gone gorram blind," said Mal impatiently. "He's sitting at that table--"
       "I think I should know my own husband, sir," Zoe began. She stopped, blinked.
       "Wo bu shin wo dah yan jing!" Inara exclaimed. She stared into the room. "Don't make ourselves conspicuous, you said..."
       "I'm gonna have to kill him," said Mal. He put out his hand to collar the Wash that was sitting at the table. His hand passed right through Wash's shirt, came back with nothing. "Soon as I figure out which one he is."
       For there were Washes everywhere. Wash was leaning against the bar. Wash was dancing. Wash was telling a bawdy joke. Wash was strolling across the floor. Wash was perusing the menu.
       Then Wash--the real Wash--was right in front of them, grinning like a pink Cheshire pussycat. "Isn't it great, honey?" he asked Zoe. He waved his hand at himself. "You always said you wanted more of me to love! Well, now you have twenty! They're holograms! Half the people in this place are holograms! You see, they have this machine and you go behind the curtain and for only one credit--"
       "I have dibs on the killing him, sir," said Zoe.

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I recommend the book, highly, if you haven't gotten it yet. Even if you don't mean to actually play the game. KF

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