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Originally posted by Doug:
I don't think the rest of the crew will find out what Jayne did. I don't think Mal will tell them, because he knows Jayne would lose their trust, and that wouldn't be in the best interest of anyone.

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Originally posted by LivingImpaired:
Was I the only one that found the Blue Hands groups's weapon mega freaky?

Joss obviously foreshadows Jayne as the Judas for this ep. in Serenity:

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The crew takes an Alliance officer prisoner. The prisoner tries to buy Jayne off, Janye thinks it over, and replies: "Let's talk price." In the end, we find out that Jayne didn't sell out, but only because the money wasn't good enough. Mal askes Jayne what will happen the day the money is good enough, and Jayne replies something along the lines of "That'll be an interesting day."

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Originally posted by Gaheris:

Oddly enough, I think River already knows about the betrayl. The way she was glaring at Jayne the entire time and the fact that she's well... psychic make it almost certain that River knows. AND River doesn't seem to like Jayne too much for some reason...

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Originally posted by Frankigal:
Also I was wondering what exactly did River say when she woke up, I couldn't quite make it out

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Originally posted by LivingImpaired:
River did not attack Jayne. She attacked the "Blue Sun" logo on his shirt. It's the same reason the ripped off the labels on the cans in "Shindig." Blue Sun was written all over them.

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Wow!!! I missed that! I'll have to go back and look again.

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Originally posted by ilovejayne:

I thought Mal handled it well. Jayne seems to respect Mal, and I don't think he realized that Mal a)would find out or b)would take it personally. Nearly being spaced made Jayne think about what he did and moreover, what the others would think. Shame! I bet he's never experienced it before.

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Originally posted by LivingImpaired:
River did not attack Jayne. She attacked the "Blue Sun" logo on his shirt. It's the same reason she ripped off the labels on the cans in "Shindig."

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Originally posted by ilovejayne:

And how ironic is it that Simon thinks he was helping? Hero of Canton, Hero of Simon. Where does it end?

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Originally posted by Gaheris:
Well....

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Jayne betrays the Tam's because he is the classic merc and wants money. He "un-betrays" as was so eloquently put for two reasons... A. in my opinion, he realized what REALLY is wrong with River (feels every emotion, and can't block any out) B. The "gorram" feds didn't even pay him but had the brass nerve to arrest him as well for aiding and abetting the fugitives. If I was in Jayne's position I'd be mad too. Just like to say, I like Jayne's scuffle and I'm surprised at Simon's nerve.

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That's all! I think Ariel was a great episode

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if Simon had not said so many glowing things about Jayne

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Originally posted by LivingImpaired:
Perhaps River is attacking Blue Sun not because she is lashing out at her tormentors, but because she was programmed to. Maybe the government is out to get Blue Sun. If this is the case, then it is possible that at any moment, some little hidden, half-baked program could surface in River's mind, and she could run off and blow up a Blue Sun office building, or something.

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