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Hi guys! I have a website! It's still in the works but I have some things done and keep adding little by little, in case you wanna check it out

You will be able to stream only an hour of video, if the reaction is over an hour and you'd like to see the rest of it you're gonna have to download the reaction. Sorry about that, I'll let you know when I fix that.

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AJ Munsey

Personally I blame Xena more for what occured here. If she had handled the situation with Hope better in the first place and been more sensitive to how in trauma Gabrielle was after being violated by Dahak there might have even been a chance that Gabrielle's influence could have made Hope good. Think about what Gabrielle went through and how she might feel if suddenly someone was instantly saying the child she gave birth to should die given her state of mind then especially. I think Xena screwed up badly there and her behaviour led Gabrielle to do what she did. Also in all honesty as soon as Xena reaquainted with Solan, a target was pretty much placed on his back and he was doomed to die at some point. It might have been good to stay permanently away from him as Xena should have known the risks of his identity being known to an enemy after the episode "Orphan of War." To put all blame on Gabrielle is very unfair I feel. I can really see her point of view and understand it after everything she endured. She was even going to take her own life there because of how she felt about Solan dying. I will be especially curious to see how you feel about the next episode, Sora.

Koz

To clarify: Callisto is alive; in fact, she's a goddess. She was killed on Xena, then brought back to life and achieved immortality in an episode of Hercules, and then on Xena she ate ambrosia and became a god. (And almost immediately was trapped in a river of lava.) And now you have seen her escape. This is one of the hardest-hitting episodes in all of this universe. The fact that they actually showed the death of Xena's child (killed by Gabrielle's daughter, no less!) was a shock for many, and this was a WHAM! episode. I am inclined to agree that Xena went to far in her single-minded ruthlessness to kill Hope as an infant, although I understood her reasoning. (I understand the circumstances, but Herc wouldn't have done that.) Xena is, I think, partly to blame for this situation. Gabby's contemplation of suicide is a powerful moment that almost gets lost in all the other heavy drama going on here. And Xena's, unable to tell Gabrielle she loves her, is a wreck of emotional pain to end this episode on. I, too, am intrigued as to how you will react to the next installment.