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What do you make of the relationship between Seichan and Gray? Is it a good one? Does it help the group or hinder them?

This has proved to be a very strong connection, and something Seichan’s life has been missing for a long, long time.
I can’t see it endangering the group any more so than usual. As John said in an earlier section, the creed is to leave no one behind, so these two wanting to save each other adds no extra risk.

Their relationship has always been an asset to the team as well as to the storyline. Everything this group does could get them killed faster than anything that Gray and Seichan does.

Great for the storyline, readers enjoy their relationship and it will cause more problems in future episodes.

I think their relationship is strong and will be an asset in the future.

Sigma doesn’t seem to have any problems with their members having relationships with close co-workers. They seem to be able to love, protect each other and save the planet without any problems. ; )

>3 Carol420: How very true. Part of the pleasure of these stories is the ability of team members to elude the worst that their enemies can do.

You wonder about them working on the same team and whether this could compromise the team.

I think their romance also serves to draw women into the series. Maybe not the romance as much as the emotional connection. I think men are fans of the non stop action but women prefer characters that share a connection. I'm not expressing this well but I hope you know what I'm getting at.

>9 Olivermagnus: I think you expressed it very well. Emotions that don't involve blowing things up appeal more to most women. I know it certainly does to me. I don't mind stories that people are murdered...as long as the author leaves the dog and anything else with four legs and fur alone.