narn

Two of the Narn characters are the most eloquent and intelligent of any characters on the show.

Which in turn was an inspiration for his Túrin saga ( Narn i Chîn Húrin ).

Or maybe it was the Narn as they attacked Centaur who destroyed them...

And yeah, it has numerous examples of very lazy writing: Minbari (Space Asians), Centauri (Space French), Narn (Space Palestinians)...

The Narn are primitive and violent with dark skin and exaggerated facial features.

And he says that as soon as he saw G’Kar for the first time, he recognized him as the Narn in the vision.

The Narn are not 'Dark skined prominant skeletal featured war like people'.

I almost never type npm or yarn or pnpm, just narn everywhere.

Mimbari == Vague eastern mysticism Narn == Dark skined prominant skeletal featured war like people You gotta be really obtuse to not see that plainly for what it is.

Babylon 5, S05E02: The Very Long Night of Londo Mollari, @29:53 G'Kar: To the Narn Homeword, of course.

(I simp for the starfuries and the narn heavy cruiser) Lets hope it does not turn into an teenager drama.

Lerpna gort, jibbly zor, Slooble wib, kwebna dor, Skibbi plurt, pleeba narn, Grubble veeb, shazzle darn.

Why Amazon or Peter Jackson haven't taken up "Narn i Chîn Húrin" and film it I'll never understand.

The Narn are certainly sounding the war drums at the beginning of the show, but that isn’t enough to make them “war–like”.

The Narn have some kind of legislative body made of “many equal voices”, though we never learn many details.

There's an npm package "narn" that uses commands akin to yarn's but will automatically use whatever package manager the current folder(/parent) is using.

The Centauri and the Minbari are both better at war than the Narn.

From my perspective as someone from Ireland, I see ourselves in the Narn, after centuries of similar treatment from our neighbours to the east.

But I think that Londo Molari beats Scorpius as a villain because we see every step of his journey from a minor government official in a position that is regarded as a joke back home, his first grasp at real power, his gradually rising self esteem, his surprise and disgust at the bombing of Narn, his attempts to undo his mistakes without losing his new position and the respect of his peers back home, etc, etc.