Roswell Fanatics

I would assume, if you love someone, that you give them a modicum of understanding and the benefit of the doubt when they try and explain why they reacted the way they did in a certain situation. I would also assume that it means that you don't automatically believe the worst about them and accuse t...

My problem is that Liz believed the worst of him. Max saw Sean go after Brody with a knife. Max didn't want anyone to get hurt. I would have had some respect for Liz if she would have told Max that she understood why he did it. When he tried to explain to her that he just didn't want Brody to be hur...

Max never said that it was okay, and he never believed that. What Max saw was that Sean was going after Brody with a knife, and there was a good possibility that he would be hurt, and he instintively warned him. It wasn't Brody's fault that he was possessed at odd times by Larek. It also wasn't Brod...

From Off the Menu: LIZ: Max, heal him. MAX: I can’t. LIZ: Why? It’s your fault he got stabbed. Heal him! MAX: I can’t use my powers. (He motions toward the device) Brody activated that device. Brody’s a good man. This isn’t his fault. Sean might’ve killed him. LIZ: But it’s OK for Sean to get stabbe...

I never really liked Tess. But that's because I never really forgot what she was like when she first arrived in Roswell. I found her to be manipulative, and she enjoyed playing the games a little too much. The fact that she played nice for awhile didn't mean much to me. It's not necessarily the kill...

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. Tess said the dreams were meant to awaken them. Dreams happen while you're asleep. Rewatching the episodes … everything that happened with Max at the Crashdown and at school happened along the same lines as the mindwarp that Tess used when she gave her demons...

I don't see any compelling reason as to why Tess wouldn't mindwarp Max. I can't think of any good reason why she would suddenly become all pious and not use her ability to get his attention a little faster than waiting on the dreams to kick in. If Tess was raised by Nasedo to believe that Max was he...

My opinion, which is mine, for what it's worth. I absolutely think that Tess was mindwarping Max when she got to Roswell. She said that the dreams were there to awaken them. Michael and Isabel had dreams. They happened while they were asleep, which was pretty clear by the way that Isabel would come ...

Max and Maria, Max and Tess, Max and Serena ...

My dreamer tendencies are dying.

Liz, absolutely as big a control freak as Max, but hiding it better ... - breaking up with Max at the podchamber, because she knew best how he had to follow his destiny. And it turns out she was wrong , because Tess was a traitor. It was her phenomenally bad decision which was based on a knee-jerk r...