He was certainly using her from the start, but there's no reason to think that she was using him to start with or that she was in any way insincere at the beginning of their relationship. She always wanted the Prophet to pay attention to her, and now suddenly they seemed to send her a vision and a guide, this great guy who was telling her all she wanted to hear - must have seemed like a dream come true. Until she found out the truth. Of course she wasn't going to feel the same way when she found out who he really was, and that she had been lied to, deceived and manipulated. So I can't really blame her for deciding to use him and make him a 'sacrifice' in the Fire Caves.And there was nothing at all gross about Winn and Dukat. Disturbing, yes, in a psychological "they are both so using each other" way, but not gross. I think both actors are quite attractive for their respective ages (and I've had a crush on Louise Fletcher forever).
You'll especially find that attitude common among men. They probably think they'll watching their mom or something.
I'm 34, by the way, but I've always found that attitude very childish, prudish, and generally silly. I've never thought of older people having sex "gross", not even as a teenager - I just thought, hey, good for them! I want to be like that when I grow old.
Now, EJO is a 60-year old man that people might or might not find attractive - but from what I have seen on BSG SciFi forums, quite a few female BSG fans did find him attractive... and Mary McDonnell is a woman in her 50s who is slim and very attractive even by conventional Hollywood standards (and looks about a decade younger, IMO). And she's not old enough to be Eick's mom, unless she was a teenage mom.
I wonder if Eick had the same problem in season 4, with the pairings of
Eeew. I don't remember anyone eating grubs, but that might be because I blocked it out of my memory.As far as what was gross, I can definitely go with any episode that involved eating grubs.


There are places on Earth where people apparently eat worms. I remember watching a documentary on TV years ago where the reporter went someplace in Africa (can't remember where exactly) and ate big roasted worms with members of a tribe who apparently consider it a specialty.I wonder if Ferengi and Klingons think humans are gross because we eat marine, bottom-feeding arthropods instead.


I suppose we were due for some more. My only reaction to this unprovoked slander of the most lovely and charming babe on DS9 is:


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