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<blockquote data-quote="Merlion" data-source="post: 2941991" data-attributes="member: 10397">I voted for Bester, Morden and Clark. However, it all depends on what you mean by &quot;best&quot;. Bester was probably the best character overall of the ones listed. Morden and Clark were more like pure villains...they were totally selfish and evil. Bester thought of non-telepaths as little more than animals, which makes him pretty evil, but it was a misguided evil. He's a lot like Magneto in a lot of ways; telepaths in B5 are not treated as they should be in various ways (well, human telepaths anyway) so you can sort of understand how they feel.&nbsp; Morden however sold himself out for love of power, and Clark did much the same. And yes the Morden head-on-pike scene (especially Vir's quote about the message to the next ten generations that some favors come with too high a price), and the Bester in the Captain's chair scene are among the (many) great moments of B5</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Merlion, post: 2941991, member: 10397"] I voted for Bester, Morden and Clark. However, it all depends on what you mean by "best". Bester was probably the best character overall of the ones listed. Morden and Clark were more like pure villains...they were totally selfish and evil. Bester thought of non-telepaths as little more than animals, which makes him pretty evil, but it was a misguided evil. He's a lot like Magneto in a lot of ways; telepaths in B5 are not treated as they should be in various ways (well, human telepaths anyway) so you can sort of understand how they feel. Morden however sold himself out for love of power, and Clark did much the same. And yes the Morden head-on-pike scene (especially Vir's quote about the message to the next ten generations that some favors come with too high a price), and the Bester in the Captain's chair scene are among the (many) great moments of B5 [/QUOTE]

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