You say Melda Dietz (I'm sorry, I just feel wrong about spelling it "Ditz") is back with Yamato in "official" capacity. I'd been just about certain those guys in the car, watching her while she watched the prisoners being loaded, were Resistance looking to recruit her. Are they seeking an actual alliance with Yamato for their freedom fighting ... or was I mistaken in some respect?
Comment on "Dessler shows class in outright personally apologizing to Domel (in front of the other generals, no less!) for putting him through what he's been through" -- Blofeld did something kind of like that in the original novel Thunderball. He had a man he knew was innocent stand up, and seemed to be chewing him out, as a distraction while he prepared to execute the real guilty party. Right afterward, still in front of the assembled section heads, he made a point of explaining why he'd done it that way, and praised the decoy for how calmly he'd taken it (the man had trusted Blofeld's judgment).
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Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.
Comment on "Dessler shows class in outright personally apologizing to Domel (in front of the other generals, no less!) for putting him through what he's been through" -- Blofeld did something kind of like that in the original novel Thunderball. He had a man he knew was innocent stand up, and seemed to be chewing him out, as a distraction while he prepared to execute the real guilty party. Right afterward, still in front of the assembled section heads, he made a point of explaining why he'd done it that way, and praised the decoy for how calmly he'd taken it (the man had trusted Blofeld's judgment).
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Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.