Constructs lanterns are semi-transparent, glowing, orange, shed orange light, and have the orange lantern symbol on them.
In the comics it can go either way, sometimes they are semi-tansparent sometimes they look like normal people in a variation of the OLC uniform.
But they would know that's not true?
Likewise, if he goes with the "brain dead clone" story, then the host's mind would essentially be a copy of the symbiote's.
The Goa'uld don't have cloning technology at this point in the timeline.
Thought Orange Construct Lanterns did. And if they see the ring?
this is stargate they don't do 'science' they do 'technobabble' thats why they included a magic rock that lets them travel at ftl speeds if they put it through an electric current.
That's Mass Effect not Stargate.
Doctor Frasier: "I've tried this one basic thing and i'm all out of idea's!"
i know, i was being facetious by treating naquadah as if it had the properties of eazo. what i meant about the technobabble bit is that they went from having a team of maybe 50 scientists looking at magic space rocks with the special property that they generate electricity and somehow built a dozen starships the size of aircraft carriers in half as many years while hiding it from the public and presumably the private sector too.
No, the current thing also covers Naquadah and Naquadria...it's also why the majority of Stargates are pretty much idiot proof and immortal pieces of tech unless someone really tries to mess with them, and those that do tend to realize why it's a bad thing there
You can build a Stargate out of things you can order on the internet. Literally. Because it was done once.
So, he's been playing 'brain-dead' for almost fifteen minutes. Surprised they didn't try to remove his clothing and 'jewellery' in that time. Then again, the Goa'uld is right there watching them, and you'd think he'd be a bit narky once he got a body back.
...Really? A book? Oh, boy. General Hammond is going to be chewing them out for hours after this little debacle, isn't he?
Not the best time for your usual comedy routine, Jacky.
Surprised he didn't also have him twine his primary tentacles together like a man twiddling his thumbs while he waits.
For the laughs, of course.And you didn't think there was a logical reason for that?
Heh. The Ring feeding fake data to the sensors, I see. Or simply hiding his brain activity.
No. That's why Paulmon set up the pillow, duh.
Only of boredom. But you dancing monkeys are putting on such a great show.
If there's a sigil, it might well be lost in the surface texture of the Goa'uld symbiote's skin... Or they'd assume it was a cosmetic modification, like a tattoo. Even if DC comics exist here, the Orange Sigil design didn't come into existence for another five or six years... And recognising that would require them to even read 'Green Lantern' comics.
Ah, yes, a bit of a sticky situation. One of his men 'convinces' a Goa'uld to leave its' host, and the first thing they do is trap it in its vase while they poke the human? Awkward.
That's actually a good question. Would a damaged brain impair the joined pair in any way, or would the Goa'uld repair it in the process of connecting?
This ever come up in the show proper?To be fair, that's more a matter of personal preferences on the Goa'uld's parts than any medical reason. If you're going to change, why take a beat-up model over a fresh new ride?
And there had better be some apologies on the way once he wakes up, or he'll start charging more.
Good luck getting this one to go anywhere he doesn't want to...
Ah, finally, someone spots the logical conclusion.
And it'll save Paulmon having to do it himself, which would raise all manner of questions.
And if it turns out the symbiote can repair brain damage, it may well be an option for medical assistance. Assuming it can be persuaded to separate afterwards safely.
Odd time to bring that up, but I suppose it's pertinent. A round of sarcophagus healing can fix brain damage, barring what it causes.
Gee, don't be so enthusiastic, Jack.
Surprised Paulmon didn't have it hiss at him, but that might be pushing his luck.
Because it was certainly entertaining.
Let's hope they're too embarrassed to wonder where he got the source DNA from in the first place...
Man, where's Jethro Gibbs to deliver his trademark dope-slap when you need him?
And really, if you could engineer in certain physical enhancements, they'd probably jump at the chance to have a body deserving of their godhood.
Although they'd probably consider the System Lords fighting each other to be a plus, all it would take is pointing out the collateral damage of all the human populations of those Lords' planets sitting in the firing line...
Of course, a prompt and heartfelt apology might get that increase reduced to a token amount.
Well, good of him to show some embarrassment about it, at least.
It's what gives the power to do it, it's a power amplifier that can, sometimes, cause some reality warping effects if used right.
Which self destructed after a single use there and, from other things, did some damage to the power grid near Sams house.
