I believe that she was.Assuming she was telling the truth of course.
It's not the border of anything for Kira. It's her home, and she didn't care for Bashir (accidentally) implying it was some kind of backwater.
In that particular part of her life, she was way too confused herself to tell a coherent lie with a straight face. However, she might also have been misremembering what her feelings were. Jadzia seems to be a bit indecisive regarding Julian back in season 1 anyway, and confused Ezri might have been remembering the pro-Julian feelings more than the anti-Julian feelings.Ezri to Julian in Afterimage:
"You can be very charming. You want to know something? If Worf hadn't come along, it would have been you."
Assuming she was telling the truth of course.
It's also possible that changing hosts was enough in and of itself to alter her perspective, never mind the fact that the joining occurred in a suboptimal manner.In that particular part of her life, she was way too confused herself to tell a coherent lie with a straight face. However, she might also have been misremembering what her feelings were. Jadzia seems to be a bit indecisive regarding Julian back in season 1 anyway, and confused Ezri might have been remembering the pro-Julian feelings more than the anti-Julian feelings.
I tend to agree with this possibility. Especially as she (IMO) misjudges how this news will affect him.In that particular part of her life, she was way too confused herself to tell a coherent lie with a straight face. However, she might also have been misremembering what her feelings were. Jadzia seems to be a bit indecisive regarding Julian back in season 1 anyway, and confused Ezri might have been remembering the pro-Julian feelings more than the anti-Julian feelings.
Gotta love it when people emphasise that you weren't as good as someone else. Maximum soul crushing devastation.Ezri to Julian in Afterimage:
"You can be very charming. You want to know something? If Worf hadn't come along, it would have been you."
Assuming she was telling the truth of course.
That is true. Indeed, one of the worst aspects of both the Ezri Dax character and the decision to kill off Jadzia was that they had so few opportunities to deal with her psychological issues. Trill hosts are supposed to be carefully vetted, thoroughly trained, and then matched with compatible symbionts. And we see in Joran the reason why that is. Ezri was joined essentially at random.It's also possible that changing hosts was enough in and of itself to alter her perspective, never mind the fact that the joining occurred in a suboptimal manner.
That's not how I see it at all. I see it more as an attempt to tell Julian that he was someone she seriously considered even if she didn't ultimately choose him, as opposed to the reasonable inference one could have that Jadzia never took Julian particularly seriously as a potential partner.Gotta love it when people emphasise that you weren't as good as someone else. Maximum soul crushing devastation.
No. I think it was the writers, trying to set up the Ezri/Bashir ship, which I did not and do not give a rat's hind end about.And in any event, does anyone really think that Ezri told Julian this because she was trying to hurt his feelings?
If they thought Jadzi/Julian shippers would like Ezri/Bashir, they really missunderstood why many people shippped Jadzia/Julian.No. I think it was the writers, trying to set up the Ezri/Bashir ship, which I did not and do not give a rat's hind end about.
Oh yes. They could have just give us another Trill. At least with Ezri e got a bit more of Trill culture. Not much, but a little.It didn't help that Ezri Dax's very existence was an insult. The writers killed off Jadzia, and then tried to slide Ezri in as "still Dax, just in another body".
Yes. At least, on Voyager, no one pretended Seven of Nine was Kes.And Ezri, though supposed to be a ship's counselor, was fighting on the front lines just like Jadzia did. This wasn't a "new person", it was a replacement. Just like on those soap operas, where you periodically see "the part of Jennifer Jones is now being played by Jane Green".
What were you expecting in this scenario?But they pretty much tranferred Jadzia relationships onto her.
It would have been interesting to see another actor trying to emulate Rene's mannerisms; I'm not sure I would have enjoyed that.Odo is the other character who could have been played by a completely different actor, if they could come up with a plausible reason he might choose to adopt a new and entirely different humanoid appearance.
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