and his plot for world domination.
did they think he would fail? did they feel he might succeed and didn't wanna rock the boat? Maybe it'd help if we had a flashback to explain the backstory of the Master and the Ancients.
That would be a good idea.
I think the Ancients we saw wanted to keep a low profile. They didn't feel the need to conquer the world. They only needed a handful of humans to subsist upon. As the humans grew more numerous and powerful, it seemed foolish to court war with them. What was the point?
The Master increasingly disagreed, said that if they didn't take control of the world, they'd all be destroyed eventually. The humans would destroy themselves sooner or later (it's not a bad point), and then they would starve without human blood.
They were conservative, he was radical.
Not sure any of them are liberals, but maybe Quinlan.
The Master got arrogant and that will be his undoing, he underestimated the human race. Quinlan is more of a moderate he called the Ancients out on their BS numerous times, they deserved to be destroyed.
sharethe ancients deserved to die (if they did in that explosion) for not getting off their lazy butts long before now.
shareit'd help if we had a flashback to explain the backstory of the Master and the Ancients.
did they think he would fail? did they feel he might succeed and didn't wanna rock the boat?
Very much the same plot as "True Blood". Vampire politics, some want to co-exist with humans, some want to prove their superiority.
Not really why most of us are watching, but at least its not a Zac story line. Yet.