because her ethics seem to be even more non-existent than Carson's ever were.
I'm curious what ethical issues you see with her? That, at least, seems to be one area where she's written pretty consistently -- in particular, she's very consistent about going the extra mile for her patients (e.g. being willing to try the nanobot treatment on Elizabeth in "Adrift", going against Rodney's friends' wishes in "Shrine" to keep trying to save his life when they'd given up on him, trying to save the bad guy in "Missing" and in "Tracker"). And she leaves Atlantis in "Last Man" rather than be forced to go against her moral code. I'm not trying to argue with you, I'm just curious where you think her actions were unethical, because I'm really not seeing it. (Carson on the other hand ... oh dear god, Carson. *pats him*)
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Date: 2008-09-24 02:54 am (UTC)I'm curious what ethical issues you see with her? That, at least, seems to be one area where she's written pretty consistently -- in particular, she's very consistent about going the extra mile for her patients (e.g. being willing to try the nanobot treatment on Elizabeth in "Adrift", going against Rodney's friends' wishes in "Shrine" to keep trying to save his life when they'd given up on him, trying to save the bad guy in "Missing" and in "Tracker"). And she leaves Atlantis in "Last Man" rather than be forced to go against her moral code. I'm not trying to argue with you, I'm just curious where you think her actions were unethical, because I'm really not seeing it. (Carson on the other hand ... oh dear god, Carson. *pats him*)