>>Would it be asking too much info in advance to know what p-level he
>>is?
>
>Well, the Great G won't tell us, so lets see if we can take some wild
>guesses! (Hey, it'll kill the time while we wait for the next
>tasteetreet.)
>
>So.
>
>The major point of evidence, I think, is the scene with the guy in the
>curtains. It's possible that he decided to come out once he was
>discovered, but I don't think so.

Sensed the guy, without LOS from a couple of yards at least. >= P4. Didn't fugue him to keep him from doing a concrete jack-knife. <= P8, or not well trained. (Which is a good assumption, considering he's self taught, in three years. Even P12's take 5 or so years to learn how to do that.)

All things considered, I'd guess him at a P9-10.

>I think Devlin made him come out. Reached in and latched onto
>his hindbrain and made him walk.

>>I've never read the books. It's been forever since I watched the show.
>
>But I don't think even Bester could do that.

He could have. Would have been *much* easier for him to make the person *want* to do it. We're talking orders of magnitude easier.

>Blessed be.
>Nathan Baxter
>(Mind you, Lyta is a different matter.)

Yes and no. Lyta *before* she went into Vorlon space? No. Not a chance. She was only a P5. Lyta *after*? Well, she's got a slight advantage. She's not human. :-) It's like taking a hyper-valk into a wwII furball.

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