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BOLLES:"Man, can't believe you guys knocked over an Alliance hospital. The pair you have."

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Originally posted by RelFexive:
Surely the guy was referring to the Ariel raid? It's probably part of the rep (gossip, not solid) of the Serenity crew by then. The 'pair' is the big pair of cohones they must have for pulling such a caper.

Mal: "We're not gonna die. We can't die, Bendis. You know why? Because we are so... very... pretty. We are just too pretty for God to let us die."

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Originally posted by est120:
since it refers to my job, i have to be a nerd here and say that the supplies that mal and company took from the hospital are not very expensive items. of course, it does not matter since it is the implication that these things are expensive that matters, but it was funny to me since i work with supplies like that almost every day. i assume the props people just used whatever they could find or what looks good on camera.

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I thought the idea was that it's a matter of supply and demand. That is, items that would be easily replacable on Ariel are at a premium out on the border worlds where such things are not readily, if at all, available.

Grace

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Originally posted by BrownCoat1:

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Originally posted by RelFexive:
Surely the guy was referring to the Ariel raid? It's probably part of the rep (gossip, not solid) of the Serenity crew by then. The 'pair' is the big pair of cohones they must have for pulling such a caper.

Mal: "We're not gonna die. We can't die, Bendis. You know why? Because we are so... very... pretty. We are just too pretty for God to let us die."

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Definitely not talking about Simon & River. Reflexive is right in that the pair the man is referring to is the cohones that Mal must be sporting to hit an Alliance hospital on a Core World and taking the loot.

"May have been the losing side. Still not convinced it was the wrong one."

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Originally posted by est120:

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I thought the idea was that it's a matter of supply and demand. That is, items that would be easily replacable on Ariel are at a premium out on the border worlds where such things are not readily, if at all, available.

Grace

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true, but simon makes a point of saying how much those items will cost and in the "robin hood" spirit of the crew, i cannot imagine that they would charge way over the normal cost of such items. simon even says that he will tell them what is worth taking. some of the items that they take are non-perishable things like plastic containers and bottles, not actual medicine.

anyway, i am not trying to make a point, i just thought it was amusing.

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