Noir
Nachdem sich Brad Wright dazu bereit erklärt hat, Fragen von den Fans in JM's Blog zu beantworten, habe ich mir erlaubt, ihm die Frage zu stellen, die wir uns seit Beginn der Serie immer wieder gestellt habe. Die Frage nach der Evolution der Wraith und die Ungereimtheiten zwischen dem Ausspruch des Hologramms in "Rising" und Beckett's Theorie. Bin gespannt, was für eine Antwort kommt.
Hier ist meine Frage:
Hier ist meine Frage:
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| I only have one question that I wanted to ask you since the first season. But first let me get a bit more into details, please: You said this sentence, I’ve never forgotten, in the Specials of the 1st season (“It’s not easy being green”): “We wanted the Wraith to be as old as the Ancients.” And at the beginning of the series I thought that this would be a fact, especially because the words of the hologram of the Ancient woman in “Rising” confirmed your later words (“Then one day our people stepped foot upon a dark world where a terrible enemy slept. Never before had we encountered beings with powers that rivalled our own.”). For me these words – together with your sentence from the specials – expressed that the Wraith have evolved of their own and have yet been there when the Ancients arrived at the Pegasus Galaxy. And they must have been a high technology and space travelling society at that time. But Dr. Beckett’s Theory about the evolution of the Wraith said the complete opposite. According to this theory the Wraith would be younger than the humans! And that means that the Wraith can’t be older than about 170.000-200.000 years (the estimated period “modern” humans exist) – and so they are much younger than the Ancients! And, please, don’t tell me that the people in the PG have evolved by their own. Their DNA is too close to ours that they could be a different race that has evolved separately from us. And now my question: When did you change you opinion concerning the Wraith and their evolution and what was the reason for it? |
Auf die Antwort darauf bin ich ja mal gespannt. 
