Servalan

He is rescued by savages and then by two high techs who are out hunting the primitives for the alleged purpose of reintroducing them to civilized society.

Kali has been picked up by a high tech hospital ship which has also rescued Servalan and is en route for Changa.

By the time it arrives, Vila is in the hospital as well and the three meet up.

On the Liberator, Avon and Dana escape.

In fact, it is Tarrant himself, an outlaw.

He allies himself with Avon and they trick Clegg's men and win back the ship.

While Servaland demands and gets transport off Changa, Callie and Villa discover that they have been deceived.

The high-techs hunt primitives and the injured from the intergalactic war to get human organs for spare part surgery on their hospital ships.

We see obviously a different Travis, but the same Travis, um, in, in this, but with a different, a different agenda, a different storyline, a different plot line.

We see the, we see the rise of Servalan through the ranks to, to what she eventually becomes, and we see the development of the characters, um, you know, and, and, and how they work well.

So it serves its purpose in, in the Blake's 7, you know, genre for me, but it's, it's, it's not the best series.

Uh, I, you know, I, I, I know some people feel like it's one of their favorite series, but I just, I'm just not a fan, uh, of, of Series B.

Yeah.

Vila and Avon's relationship develops.

Servalan and Travis's relationship just, uh, it just becomes a, a mess, if you ask me, if I'm gonna be honest.

And, and the whole thing about Travis becoming somebody else, it just, uh, uh, when we discussed it, when it happened, just didn't work for me.

Her plans have gone wrong.

We know that Servelan is someone that lashes out to find someone to blame.

She's

going to blame Krantor.

Yeah, yeah, that's probably what it is.

Anyway, we then go outside to the outdoor slave market and we see Servalan who's sitting with a slave trader called Verlis, who's a middle-aged woman wearing an elaborate silver headdress.

Servaline comments that there aren't many customers for this particular sale, and the camera pans round various men wearing silly hats.

Verlis says that each of them is an agent for at least 50 potential clients.

Verlis and Servalaine laugh together and Servalaine says she obviously fulfils a deep-felt need.

Verlet agrees and says she's a public servant.

And she comments that Servaland didn't do badly.

She got a bargain with her specimen.

Good.

Leads to one of my favourite quotes, if maybe misremembered, but I think Servaland's talking to one of the guards and says, you need a bath, don't need a bath, sweats regular.

So, what has Blake 7, an amazing Oryx point and click game, got to do with Quill, you ask? Well, of course, nothing.

But intangibles in his conversion effort has written a Python runner, I'd call an interpreter, for the Quill game BeetleQuest as the basis for exploring a way to validate his conversion and testing skills with a strong text-based engine.