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That ending... I was not expecting that! They laid down some hints about Theodosia being unique in previous episodes. But I didn't see her panning out to be a face dancer!
I now have a lot of questions. Like: what does she really look like (I assume that amorphous being she briefly became while switching from Griffin to Theodosia?)? How the hell did the BG manage to recruit a face dancer? How is is Theodosia? Is Theodosia actually make (given that the BT women are actually axlotl tanks)? It were women still interactive, sentient entities in BT society at this point?
Also, it was nice to see an Ixian pop up in the story. I'm hoping they touch on more of the Ixian culture in this series.
Given the time the Tleilax were still organ farmers and using industrial scale cloning to supply.
They could have been doing all sorts out of sight. They would still be illicitly using machines, axolotl tanks were a surrogate for machines.
Great points.