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<blockquote data-quote="Mark" data-source="post: 5149470" data-attributes="member: 5"><p>I don't recall if they have gone into how long any of the characters on the show besides Eli were aware of the Stargate or aliens prior to the first episode.&nbsp; I get the feeling that many were recruited for a mission and agreed to certain NDAs but that most were only fully informed after a point where doing any damage to the program by dropping out would have been least likely and had little impact.&nbsp; Chloe seems to have been brought along with Senator Daddy in part as a protege and in part because of his health problems and I doubt she has known of the truth of the (SG) universe for very long.&nbsp; She seems to have been in shock most of the time since rushing through the gate to avoid destruction, learning they were far from home with little chance of returning, and her father dying a heroic death.&nbsp; Since then she has been gravitating to and clinging to the mental and physical alpha males and continuing to float through the experience in a daze with almost no pro-active involvement.&nbsp; I'm surprised they don't have more episodes where most of the people are in a panic that costs lives through doing relatively stupid things but that might make Chloe seem less special.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mark, post: 5149470, member: 5"] I don't recall if they have gone into how long any of the characters on the show besides Eli were aware of the Stargate or aliens prior to the first episode. I get the feeling that many were recruited for a mission and agreed to certain NDAs but that most were only fully informed after a point where doing any damage to the program by dropping out would have been least likely and had little impact. Chloe seems to have been brought along with Senator Daddy in part as a protege and in part because of his health problems and I doubt she has known of the truth of the (SG) universe for very long. She seems to have been in shock most of the time since rushing through the gate to avoid destruction, learning they were far from home with little chance of returning, and her father dying a heroic death. Since then she has been gravitating to and clinging to the mental and physical alpha males and continuing to float through the experience in a daze with almost no pro-active involvement. I'm surprised they don't have more episodes where most of the people are in a panic that costs lives through doing relatively stupid things but that might make Chloe seem less special. [/QUOTE]

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