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Jewel Staite insisted at DragonCon that it made perfect sense. I think most of the audience disagreed.
I can see how Rodney's good nerdy qualities could appeal to someone more than Ronon's good laconic he-man qualities, despite the obvious inequity in physical appeal. However, since the former are bundled with egotism, hypochondria, and enough whinging to put an Emo 14-year-old girl to shame, there's no way in hell.
Rodney gives me more WFTH moments than any protagonist on any show I've watched in ten years. How do the writers not see this?
amych got it. Rodney makes me squirm with sympathetic embarrassment.
sympathetic embarrassment.
I
hate
that. Which is probably how I managed to dig up the phrase from the acronym.
I'm not entirely sympathetic. Even when I agree with his point, he phrases it so badly...like his "we're all on the same team" speech to Ronon. Eager Beavers? What an intense lack of self-knowledge.
Well, yeah, in that sense, you're right. I don't sympathize with Rodney, but I am embarrassed for him, because he's not emotionally-intelligent enough to be embarrassed on his own behalf.
I can't see putting up with Rodney's personality in a romantic relationship, but he'd be fun to talk to. Ronon's a lot less grating, but I'd miss being able to bat around pop culture stuff.
I'd prefer John over either of them. I'm not much into talking about emotions myself, and he's good on other topics. Also, pretty.