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OiS, starting with River's V.O. soliloquy. She's got a plan to defeat Jubal Early, but it's more than that. When she tells him that she'll be his bounty, and that: "Everyone can just go on without me, and not have to worry," you can tell she means it, that despite speaking to Jubal because it's part of her plan, she's also speakng to the crew.

Her words are coming from her heart, her voice on the edge of cracking (but not cracking). And while technically her floating down to Mal is another scene, to me it is really the close of the scene started with her soliloquy. She is coming down to Mal, down to Serenity, down to the ship (the home) and the people she loves.

She is in a space suit and helmet, her face obscured by shadow, and yet her joy radiate through: silent, a iron-core snowflake glowing and floating through space, until her fingertips touch those of Mal.

Damn scene makes me cry every time I see it.

I just discovere this show on January 19, and watched all 14 episodes in 3 days. That scene is my favorite, not only of Firefly, but of any television program ever.

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2) When she breaks down crying in heart of gold. Rips me apart everytime I see it.

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OiS, starting with River's V.O. soliloquy. She's got a plan to defeat Jubal Early, but it's more than that. When she tells him that she'll be his bounty, and that: "Everyone can just go on without me, and not have to worry," you can tell she means it, that despite speaking to Jubal because it's part of her plan, she's also speakng to the crew.

Her words are coming from her heart, her voice on the edge of cracking (but not cracking). And while technically her floating down to Mal is another scene, to me it is really the close of the scene started with her soliloquy. She is coming down to Mal, down to Serenity, down to the ship (the home) and the people she loves.

She is in a space suit and helmet, her face obscured by shadow, and yet her joy radiate through: silent, a iron-core snowflake glowing and floating through space, until her fingertips touch those of Mal.

Damn scene makes me cry every time I see it.

I just discovere this show on January 19, and watched all 14 episodes in 3 days. That scene is my favorite, not only of Firefly, but of any television program ever.

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It took you as long as 3 days??!! C'mon...you can do better than that. LOL....Just kiddin'...I got hooked the same way, and it's one of the great joys of my life...along with my kids...oh yeah, my wife too.

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Don't remember exactly which episode, with Jayne and Wash talking, and Jayne says "She's in Congress?". .

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When the baby is being born in the whorehouse, the look between Inara and her friend (can't remember her name, the one Mal sleeps with)

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Mal's outburst to Inara in the movie "You spin me about...I wish you were somewhere else"

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When the baby is being born in the whorehouse, the look between Inara and her friend (can't remember her name, the one Mal sleeps with)

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Mal's outburst to Inara in the movie "You spin me about...I wish you were somewhere else"

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That would be Nandi, and although not generally regarded as one of the best episodes by most Browncoats, I personally find much to like about it, puting it in my top 5 of the 14 episodes. The scene you refer to from the BDM was a bit confusing for me....if Mal wished she wasn't there, then why go get her in the first place... although it is an excellent example of Mal's mixed emotions towards Inara.

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