That quote doesn't lead to that conclusion, otherwise there would be sekhmet Jaffa.
The first Hathor episode had her 'sampling the code' by having sex with Dr. Jackson.
That's probably for the best.
The other colours don't really do that. It's not impossible to change yourself, and it's also not impossible to make a hash of it, as Lantern Driq found.
No. Love in this context is one of the eight Greek types, not a strong desire.
Again, love is not simple desire. You can make yourself more attractive, but it's not easy unless you're a literal narcissist.
The SI hasn't actually confirmed that he exists in-setting. Assuming that he does, necromancy would probably work. Lazarus Pits aren't reliable on humans so aliens probably aren't compatible. Removing the ring canonically kills him. Permanently.
Nope, Sekhmet are entirely a thing from the rpg. Not that there's anything wrong with that, one nice thing about the rpgs is that like the novels, they gave more depth and focus on things like Goa'uld history, backgrounds for the System Lords(and any interesting unique and divergent technology they might be known for), early Stargate encounters like what the System Lord Pelops got up to(the guy responsible for the planet with the nanotech STD that Jack got) and some of the aliens that only ever showed up for a single episode like the aquatic Ohnes and the crystalline Unity(whose survivors are divided into three different groups, the explorers, pacifists and vengeance seekers). We even have examples of Unas dominated planets where the local population started developing past the stone age, the planet Pssk and planet K'kaa(which is actually inhabited by an offshoot species called the K'kaan).
There might have been, but from what the rpg states, most sekhmet populations were abandoned even by Bastet after humans became the "in" thing for Goa'uld. Just like the Unas.
No. Literal pine-away-gazing-at-your-own-reflection narcissist. Like, there are a few people who as a result of a psychological malady genuinely love inanimate objects. This isn't something that would come up much, and the Zamarons wouldn't want to recruit them.
Talk about living the 'Internal Screaming' meme... Hopefully she doesn't go on like this for too long, there are more important things to do than indulge a masochistic curiosity. Plus I suspect Mammon isn't finding the experience of having a female body all that interesting.
...Is she taking figurative mental 'breaths' between screams, or is this just one long noise?
...You can stop now. Seriously, if you had an actual throat involved, it would have given out by now.
You think she's just doing it to annoy him now, or is she really feeling that much pain?
Just do it, Mammon, she's clearly in no state to respond.
Impressively fast. And her reaction to the cessation is surprisingly underwhelming.
That might just be a particular reaction to a Goa'uld/Nox joining, mind.
Hopefully nothing that would spoil Mammon's long con.
Sucker for punishment, isn't she? Or is this a compassionate martyrdom thing? She can share that experience with other Nox so they can see how bad it is?
Now, see, it's funny that you think you have a say in it at this stage, dear. If he wanted to keep your body, he could. See how the bad Goa'uld are now?
Consider it a trade. You get the experience of being a passenger, he maybe gets to poke around in your biology a bit.
Why did you think the Americans - the Tau'ri - are so upset by the whole thing?
Ah, I see. Trying to get even one Nox to maybe reconsider their absolute neutrality and passiveness... That would be one heck of a butterfly.
To be fair, a power like 'cure death' is something of a cultural demolisher when you think about it. Especially if it isn't available to everyone, whether by dint of secrecy or human asshole-ishness. Like the number of Worm fics where I've seen medical insurance companies adding riders for 'Parahuman Healing' when panacea's involved.
Talking back to the voice in your head is perfectly normal for a Goa'uld. It's just that they tend to gag them.
They're using the same ears. And she's shown no signs of deafness, so...
Admittedly, they only have your word on that.
Ah, the joy of holding a conversation where one side isn't audible to the others... Generally, looking away from anyone else is a good signal that you're not talking to them.
The joy of being able to do whatever you want: Why bother?
I'm sure she's in amazing health under the surface. Maybe the 'haven't bathed in anything but rainfall' look is in right now.
Gotta admit, that made me chuckle out loud. Exactly how he'd react.
Oooh, burn. I doubt the Goa'uld's opinions hold much sway over the Nox, but knowing that might sting.
What does Subspace do to nominally living things, anyway.
I mean, I know the Mammon-clone is technically dead, but I still wonder.Oh, good. Nice to see you've come around on that front.
Or they manage to force him to accept a tailor-made clone, much like Mammon claims to be using. Though if he ever escapes, I expect he'd be right out of that body as soon as he could.
Ooof. Really hammering home the point with all the subtlety of a brick. unfortunately needed, since Nox seem to have the obstinance of a brick wall.
Ah, speak of the devil, and he shall appear.
And then decide whether to step in for yourself or let them face it alone.
I doubt it; the core of the issue with the Nox is that they are obsessively dedicated to pacifism, which makes it fundamentally impossible for them to interact with other galactic polities in any meaningful way. Indeed they basically hide themselves from most of the rest of the galaxy specifically in order to prevent them from being forced to break their pacifism.
Thank you, corrected.
Their FTL is nothing to write home about. Nor is their sensor tech given they couldn't tell someone had been marking their cannons. And they either don't have shields or are so monumentally moronic that they didn't build any despite knowing how. Plus the fact that their power generation tech is hideously unstable.
Compass? I had a bit of trouble with this, did you mean comprehend?
No. An archaic use perhaps, but a valid one.
An upbeat person can get through the Anti-Life by straining to remain upbeat. A depressed person's situation doesn't really change, which is why Detroit managed alright. Firebrand remained in the Sanctuary, and because they were close enough to Teth Adom to be protected she was fine. I hadn't really thought about Lockhart, but... Let's say that he joined them for a while.
That's nice to hear. Has Red Torpedo come to the same conclusion as Doctor Mist and realized he can't hope to stay out of the crazy things that affect the Earth?
No. It's more 'if I'm stuck being alive then I may as well do something.
Nearly. The Zamarons have a romantic view of love. They wouldn't want someone like that even if they were effective.
Yeah. I remember how Ghia'ta reacted when the Renegade decided that the first thing she needed to know about love was that sometimes it hurt through introducing her to Zatara. Though that does make me wonder if the Renegade's lessons for her will eventually cause her to become more skilled at using the violet light than her fellow Zamarons.
In the Renegade timeline it will put her ahead of the Zamarons her age. The elders already know.