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It wasn't so long ago that a handful of Vermont legislators in a shabby Statehouse committee room struggled over what to call their proposal to give marriage-like rights to the state's gay and lesbian residents.
Democrat Howard Dean, governor at the time, had already made clear he'd veto any legislation labeled "marriage." Suggestions like "domestic partner relationship" were too clunky; "civil accord," they decided, evoked a car model.
"We wanted something that sounded dignified," says William Lippert, a Democrat who was vice chairman of the House Judiciary Committee writing the law. "We were trying to give it as much stature as possible, since we wouldn't be able to call it marriage."
Eventually, on a February day in 2000, they settled on "civil unions."
It seemed radical at the time, and tore the state apart so wretchedly and publicly that historians were hard-pressed to come up with a parallel. Imagine the recent Wisconsin union wars, only injected with sex and religion.
But the Legislature in Montpelier approved An Act Relating to Civil Unions, and Dean quietly signed it later that spring, making it the first law in the nation to extend marriage-like rights of any kind to gay and lesbian couples.
From Pioneering To Afterthought
For Lippert and his fellow part-time legislators who devised civil unions in response to a Vermont Supreme Court order, the issue's transformation since has been nothing short of astonishing.
So astonishing that Vermont's pioneering law is viewed by many as an artifact.
Nine states, including Vermont in 2009, as well as the District of Columbia, have since legalized full same-sex marriage.
And the U.S. Supreme Court next week will hear for the first time constitutional challenges to two laws that bar same-sex marriage, one passed by voters in California, and the other, the federal Defense of Marriage Act, passed by Congress in 1996.
Civil unions "went quickly from being the most cutting-edge thing to be attacked," Lippert says, "to being the conservative alternative to marriage equality."
Ten states followed Vermont's early civil unions example and extend to gay couples an array of spousal rights similar to, but short of, marriage. Most recent polls show that though 31 states have banned same-sex marriage, a growing majority of Americans — including President Obama — support marriage law equality for gay citizens.
As the nine U.S. Supreme Court justices prepare to consider the cases, it's worth recalling the early, but not long ago, role Vermont played and the price it paid in the historic metamorphosis of the issue.
A Shotgun 'Marriage'
Late in December 1999, Vermont's high court justices decided that two lesbian couples and one gay couple were correct in arguing that state law confining marriage to heterosexuals was discriminatory.
Fix it now, the court told the Legislature, either by extending full marriage rights and benefits to all or by creating a parallel status that would essentially do the same. The job to figure it out fell to the House Judiciary Committee, whose members included Lippert, then the only openly gay member of the Legislature, and Republican Rep. John Edwards, a retired longtime state trooper.
On a recent evening in the same small committee room where they worked with other members to write the bill, Lippert and Edwards recalled for NPR the tumultuous days that transformed them both.
Edwards, who represented a strongly French Canadian and Catholic district, knew how his constituents felt about same-sex marriage and what it would mean for his political career.
He recalls reading about the state Supreme Court's decision on the front page of his local newspaper and thinking, "Oh my god, what have we done?"
What followed was what Howard Dean later characterized as "the least civil public debate in the state in over a century" — so uncivil that, at times, the governor wore a bulletproof vest.
At hearings, anti-civil union activists denounced gays and lesbians as abominations, people who were sure to experience the wrath of God. They warned that approving civil unions would destabilize "traditional" marriage" and allow outsiders with a "homosexual agenda" to propel the state down an immoral path of no return.
One of the most vocal opponents, Republican Rep. Nancy Sheltra, brought in anti-gay, anti-abortion activist Randall Terry, who ran his operation out of a storefront just down the street from the Statehouse. The national media descended on the nation's smallest state capital.
"My feeling was that the entire country was focused on what we were doing," says Lippert, who has served in the House since 1994. "It was the most intense conversation ever about the place of gay and lesbian people in our communities."
Proponents of civil unions, and full same-sex marriage rights, argued that marriage was a civil, not a religious, right. They spoke of their families, some talked about their gay children, and of the Constitution's guarantee of equal protection under the law.
On two snowy nights, Vermonters packed the Statehouse for hearings, filling the House chamber, its window wells and balcony, clogging its hallways. In the event the emotional crowd turned on the legislators, state police had devised an escape route through a door in the back of the chamber, through the cafeteria and out.
Edwards and Lippert recall the police telling them that if they were ordered to leave, they needed to do so immediately — no questions asked.
It never got to that, but both men say there were moments at hearings in other parts of the state where they were frightened, including once when Lippert accepted an offer to have someone walk him to his car.
Passing A Law, Making History
Ultimately, it was Lippert and moderate Republican Rep. Thomas Little, House Judiciary chairman at the time, who emerged as catalysts for not only the law's creation, but also its passage.
Working shoulder-to-shoulder with Edwards and other members in that cramped committee room, and with colleagues who were invariably friends or more-than-nodding acquaintances, Lippert's persuasive, pastoral demeanor (he's a trained psychotherapist and comes from a line of preachers) nudged the issue forward.
"I knew that Bill [Lippert] was gay, and we'd talked about our families, you know, Bill's family, his partner," Edwards says.
But Edwards was like most people in the largely rural Green Mountain State and didn't have same-sex marriage on his radar.
It was a perspective at the time that was not unusual. "This was a world that was completely foreign to me," Dean, the former governor, said in a 2011 interview with Vermont Public Television describing his own "casual homophobia" in looking back at the civil unions debate.
"I was uncomfortable with gay people," he told interviewer Christopher Graff, "and with gay marriage."
Edwards knew that a yes vote for civil unions would almost certainly doom his re-election chances. But he says any doubts he harbored about the proposed law were banished when he read accounts of the civil rights debates of the 1960s. The language of that time startled him.
"Just change the N-word for nigger, for fags or faggots," Edwards says. "It was nothing new. Just that the object of the bile had been changed."
For Lippert, the opportunity to help change how gay and lesbian people were viewed was one for the ages.
"I felt deeply grateful," he said of his unique role. "I was grateful that I had an opportunity to be the voice or to be the face of all the gay and lesbian people that I knew," he said. "I got to be here. I got to be in the thick of this. And I got to hold out what was really true about the people that I knew and that I loved."
Not once, he says now, did he wish he weren't the only openly gay member of the Legislature attempting to carry out one of the most difficult jobs in the state's history.
The Speech
If Vermonters point to a seminal moment in the rancorous debate over civil unions, it often is Lippert's speech on the House floor the day he and his fellow legislators voted on the bill.
Ross Sneyd, who was Vermont's Associated Press reporter covering civil unions, says that Lippert's speech is his clearest memory of that tumultuous time.
"You could have heard a pin drop in that building, and there were a lot of people there that night," says Sneyd, also openly gay at the time and now news director at Vermont Public Radio and, with his partner, proprietor of a bed and breakfast.
"It was just astounding because you can read the words, and they're pretty emotional," Sneyd says. "But to hear him deliver that was amazing."
Lippert says he gave his speech from notes to a hushed House chamber, speaking more extemporaneously than he expected, at times holding back tears, and without knowing whether the pro-civil union forces had the votes in the chamber to pass the bill.
"There remains afoot in Vermont prejudice against gay men and lesbians. ... I have been called names in this chamber, in this building, the likes of which I have never experienced in my life — my personal life or my political life. And I've watched come true what I have always known to be true. That those who stand beside gay and lesbian people as their allies ... they get targeted, too. ...
"I've had members of my committee say, 'I couldn't sleep at night; I've had knots in my stomach.' I wouldn't have wished this on any of them."
Gay and lesbian Vermonters, he said, are your friends, neighbors and relatives who simply want the rights that everyone else has.
After Lippert spoke that day, Sheltra stood to denounce the legislation as "legalizing sodomy." And then Democratic Rep. Mary Mazzariello rose to make an emotional plea for civil unions, revealing for the first time publicly that she has two lesbian daughters and longed for them to have the same opportunities for love and family as her straight son.
"They did not choose to be different," she said. "Their pain and their inability to fit the mold has been our pain, too."
Late that night, the House approved the measure; the Senate would later do the same, sending it to the governor's desk for his signature.
No Change/Much Change
Vermont weathered the civil unions debate, and the conversation years later over its gay marriage bill was largely wrung of the earlier vitriol.
But there were prices to be paid.
Anti-civil unions forces organized a "Take Back Vermont" effort that helped lead to the defeat in the next election of all but one of the 14 Republican House members who voted for civil unions. Edwards, who had taken office in 1997, was one of the victims.
Mazzariello also lost her seat, along with a slew of other Democrats, handing control of the House to Republicans for the first time in 14 years. But now, more than a decade later, Democrats retain firm control the House, which they won back in 2004 when Sheltra and 13 other Republicans lost in what Steve Delaney described as the "symbolic end of the political convulsions" of the civil unions debate.
Democrat Peter Shumlin, who as Senate president pro tem in 2000 was instrumental in ushering through the civil unions bill, is in the governor's office and chairs the national Democratic Governors Association. Beth Robinson, one of the lawyers who argued the marriage equality case before the Vermont Supreme Court and who led the effort to pass the state's same-sex marriage law, is herself a justice on that same court.
The big cultural debate this session in Montpelier is over assisted suicide.
The Rev. Craig Benson, a fierce opponent of civil unions and same-sex marriage, still holds the same views. For now, however, he has largely shifted his efforts to thwarting assisted suicide legislation.
"You may have strong opinions on this issue, but it's not something that's part of your daily life," Benson said during a recent interview in his Cambridge, Vt., church. "Because between the court and the Legislature and the political makeup of the state, there's no options left for bringing the question back up. There's no obvious way where you can take action."
As for how the state has changed after the dire predictions made by opponents in 2000, Benson says not much.
"I don't think anyone who's not interacting with the various forms of the gay community will have noticed a huge difference," he said, "but it was never about a difference we would notice. It was about what was right to have as the law of the land."
For Edwards, there has been a personal change since civil unions. After losing his political career, he received a Bush administration appointment as U.S. marshal, and has remained friendly with Lippert and others whose relationships were sealed during the civil unions upheaval.
But he is nostalgic about his days in the Statehouse.
A New Course
"It was a great honor to represent my district and I loved this place, I loved the process, I loved the people," Edwards says. "So it was a disappointment and I honestly have missed it ever since."
"There was always something that you could get involved in, and if you were thoughtful," he says, "you might even make a difference."
Edwards jokes that Republicans have since come to him to note that hellfire hasn't rained down on Vermont, that nothing much has changed.
Lippert, however, now one of a half-dozen openly gay Vermont legislators, has another take.
"This is very emotional for me," he says, standing again on the floor of the House, Edwards at his side. "John and my fellow colleagues helped us create civil unions, and John and others gave their political lives for the success of creating the first legal recognition anywhere in the United State for same-sex couples."
Both men are convinced that what Vermont went through — the agonizing conversations, the vitriol and ugliness, the tears and the moments of grace — set a new course for gay rights and reset the conversation for those that would come after across the nation.
"John and those who lost," Lippert says, "are my heroes, to this day."
Copyright 2020 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.


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Zoonosis refers to diseases that can be transmitted to humans from animals. In particular, they occur when an infected animal passes on bacteria, parasites, fungi or viruses to humans through scratches, saliva, feces and urine. Vectors (e.g., organisms like fleas and ticks) can also carry zoonotic diseases from the host to those they come into contact with.
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Bartonellosis, also known as cat-scratch disease, occurs when a person is scratched or bitten by an infected cat. Fleas and ticks may also aid in transmission.
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Healthy individuals who contract bartonellosis tend to recover and have no long-term effects; however, the disease may take several months to disappear completely. People with immune deficiencies are at greater risk of suffering more severe consequences, however. In some cases, death has resulted.
Another bacterial disease that can be transmitted is salmonellosis. Though often caught by eating contaminated food, cats that eat raw meat or wild birds can carry and pass the bacteria in their feces, causing fever, diarrhea and stomach pains in humans within one to three days. This particular bacterial disease tends to resolve on its own, but, in the event of severe dehydration or in the event that the infection reaches the organs, medical attention will be necessary.
While fleas and ticks are external parasites that can cause inflammation and itching when they bite humans and can also act as vectors for bartonellosis and other zoonotic diseases, the focus of this section will look at feline intestinal parasites, such as roundworms and hookworms, which are transmitted to people through fecal exposure and have the potential to cause diseases of the eyes and other organs.
In most cases, intestinal parasites are contracted when litter boxes are handled and the person places their hands in their mouth or on their face without having washed or thoroughly washed them first. Exposure can lead to a host of symptoms that include:
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Protozoans are single-celled organisms that have animal-like characteristics, such as being predatory and motile. There are three common protozoal diseases that can be transferred from cat to human: giardiasis, toxoplasmosis and cryptosporidiosis.
The protozoans come into contact with cats—and are later transmitted to humans—when a cat consumes an infected bird or rodent. Contamination can also occur if a cat eats feces expelled from an infected cat. In all cases, the infected cat expels the parasite in its feces for up to two weeks, at which point, the parasite takes one to five days to mature before being able to cause infection.
Handling an infected cat's litter box without thoroughly cleansing one's hands can be the catalyst for protozoal infections, as can improperly washing fruits and vegetables that have been grown in an environment (soil) where infected cats, birds and rodents drop their feces.
The main symptom associated with protozoal infections is diarrhea; however, medical attention may be required for people with immunodeficiencies, as they may develop severe illness.
Fungal infections, such as ringworm, often develop in cats when they live in environments with a large number of animals. Though the name ringworm would lead one to believe the infection is caused by a worm, that is not the case; it is actually a skin infection brought on by a group of fungi.
When a human pets an infected cat's skin or fur, or if fungal spores are dropped through the shedding of the cat's skin cells or fur, the infection can be passed along. In cats, ringworm comes in the form of a gray, dry, scaly patch of skin. In humans, it often presents as a red, round, itchy lesion with a ring of scale surrounding the perimeter.
Many viruses can only be passed from species to species, such as human to human or cat to cat. However, rabies is a viral disease that can cross species and, when it comes to human-cat interaction, it results when a human is bitten by an infected cat.
Cats are very vulnerable to this disease. Symptoms vary, but often affect the central nervous system. While rabies is almost always fatal for cats, the same is not true for humans. Still, symptoms in humans can range from mild to severe, and include:
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Preventing Zoonotic Diseases
Those with compromised immune systems (i.e. young children, pregnant women and the elderly) are more susceptible to zoonotic diseases, but healthy people can be affected too. While zoonotic diseases are rare—humans are more likely to catch diseases from other humans than from their cat—there are precautions you can take to lessen your risk, including:
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- Treating cats that have fleas and ticks with proper medications and treatment protocols
- Washing your hands frequently and thoroughly
- Ensuring your cat is vaccinated
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The outlook for US sewer and storm-water systems is grim. Capital investment needs for the nations wastewater and stormwater systems are estimated to total $298 billion over the next 20 years.
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Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Sons of Anarchy: Kurt Sutter season two Q&A
So I watched the finale, and the first thing I thought was, "This is a man who does not have concerns about coming back next season."
Wow. What does that mean?
It just means you leave a lot of things hanging out there.
In terms of?
Gemma's a fugitive, Abel has been abducted, Half-Sack is dead… I guess Half-Sack being dead isn't something hanging out there, but there is a whole lot to be resolved.
Right, right. Let me just start, because I know people are going to be pissed off about the Half-Sack thing. I will tell you that I've been having conversations with Johnny Lewis all season, and Johnny wasn't happy on the show. Creatively, he really wanted out of his contract. We had ongoing conversations, and we decided we'd find some noble way for him to go. It wasn't my intent to try to be sensational and kill off a main character. People are going to have their reaction, but I don't want an actor that's not happy. It's not good for the actor, and it's not good for the show. I love Johnny. I'd work with him again in a heartbeat.
But in terms of some of the other stuff - this was clearly written with confidence that you would have another season to deal with it.
It would suck if the show ended right now. I had this idea, and I didn't know when it would happen, but I did know I wanted to play out this notion of Abel being taken and what that would do to Charlie and the club. Ideally, and I think it came across, is the idea that it's so outside the parameters of the outlaw handbook that it was clearly like, "What the f--k?" That's something that doesn't happen within their world. You don't f--k with family. The fact that that rule was broken; the impact isn't, "Ohmigod, I'm going to kill this guy." It's, "What just happened?" That really is my hope for next season: to take them into a world that is outside their own, where they don't have control, where they are subject to other people's laws and beliefs and perameters. Where they aren't quite the big fish in the small pond.
How much confidence at this point do you have that the renewal is going to be finalized?
I've had conversations with (FX president John) Landgraf, and of course the show's going to be picked up. What happens in season three, dude, is my contract is a two-year contract, historically actors get a bump between season two and three. FX, really the burden of that lands on them. They are the co-producers of that show. They really had to get all their financial ducks in a row. Once you announce the actual pick up, it sets the ball rolling. My thought was that we would hopefully find out before the finale. Obviously, that clock is ticking. But I've been assured there will be a season three. My deal is pretty much done, but it's a matter of finalizing all the other deals. And then they'll make the announcement.
One of the things I used to talk with Shawn Ryan about on "The Shield" was that you guys would come up with some kind of trap the strike team would find itself in, and then spend three or four days figuring out how they'd get out of it before you began writing anything. Do you know how the kidnapping and everything else will resolve themselves now, or is that something you're going to solve during the hiatus?
I do. It's not by any plan of mine, but what happens is about halfway through the season, I have a good sense of where I'm going to go in the following season. By episode six or seven, I had a good sense of what the big story arcs will be for season three. I do know how it will be resolved, the big story arcs. I'll go in in the beginning of the season, and we'll start hanging the meat on those bones.
Well, I don't want to know too much about what's coming, and I'm sure you don't want to say much, but is it safe to assume we might see the club go to Belfast?
I think it's okay to tease this, because I think it'll be cool. I'm actually working with (the studio) now on how best to - clearly we're not a show that can up and move everybody to Belfast. Does that mean having a second unit work out there to match some shots? But the plan is to take the charter to Ireland.
Do you have Titus Welliver locked up yet (to keep playing Jimmy O)?
I don't have Titus locked up. For all those secondary characters, we're really at the mercy of people's schedules. Sometimes, that'll happen, and you'll be forced to write around characters. That happened in the first season. We had an actor that was playing the Irish contact, and we lost him to "Brotherhood," so we had to kill him off, and bring in another character. I love Titus. I think he had a really good time working on the show, and I think we can juggle it and make it work.
Okay, going back over some leftover business from this season: do the charges from the raid on the church go away because Zobelle fled the country? Or are they still in trouble because the cops caught them red-handed with guns?
It doesn't go away. Again, there's a lot of stuff, and I'm not saying this is a good thing or an excuse, but there are a lot of details that tend to fall away in scripts, and then in actual cuts. In fact, next season all that stuff will come back and have a big impact on them. They get away with stuff in Charming because they get away with stuff in Charming. But all this stuff, the federal charges for having assault weapons, all that stuff is there. We have the same sort of loose timeframe that we had on "The Shield." Sometimes, it's a day, and sometimes it's a week, but the truth is, there's not a whole lot of time that has passed.
And are we to take it that Georgie was the one who killed Luann before he skipped town for Thailand?
I think that'll also come back. Right now, there's a couple of pitches on the table that may change that. Right now, that's really where it stands. I don't know about you, but I thought Tom Arnold did a really good job, and I'd like to see him back if we can.
Yeah, he was good. It's just that there was some ambiguity about whether Georgie did it, or possibly Zobelle, or one of the club's other enemies.
I think right now the perception is that it is Georgie. For me, story-wise, that's fine. But it may actually change.
Did the club stand down from the fortress mentality of "The Culling" once Zobelle and Weston were arrested? I was wondering why Tara and Gemma were out and about like that, even with Half-Sack as bodyguard, and why Tara wound up back at Jax's house when Cameron found her.
I think so. For me, the blowout that happened at the end of (episode) 12 was really all about knowing that Weston wasn't going to hold true, he was going to bring his power base to the timberlands, and that (SAMCRO would) be able to, at the very least, injure them enough and take them out enough to cut off Zobelle's muscle. Which they were able to do. So, to me, Weston and Zobelle being in jail allows them to stand down from (the fortress). But they're still not going to let Gemma and Tara go out alone. Even though it's Gemma, who could probably snap Half-Sack in half, they won't let them go out without some kind of escort. There's definitely an awareness about that.
Initially, I had written that scene (where) there was ongoing discussion about the baby, and I just felt like, even leaving the clubhouse, there was something about Gemma not letting that baby out of her sight. That was an ongoing discussion, but I just felt, and then how it segued into the event with Polly. I just love the notion of the baby essentially being in the car while that conversation happens.
Knowing the kind of man Jax is, and the kind of dad he is, I can't imagine he's going to be able to think about anything else in this world so long as his son is missing. Does that mean that all the tension within the club goes away while they're searching for Abel?
I say this a lot, and it's sort of my mantra on the show: none of that stuff happens in a vacuum. I do believe that Jax and Clay are ultimately able to put aside their immediate differences, in the same way Opie's able to put aside his feelings, but the wounds are there. The scar tissue is not very tight. That's the kind of stuff that will not go away, and will always impact their relationship for the rest of the series. We're going to really see Opie struggle with that next year. How does he do that? How does he show up and cover Tig's back knowing what he knows? That stuff will always continue to play out. It's hard sometimes, to have that nuance play out in every scene.
Well, I remember when you set up this storyline last season with Donna getting killed, I thought to myself that when the episode came where Opie found out, there was no way that he, Clay and Tig would all leave that episode alive. Yet you came up with a solution that made sense.
I liked the notion - to me, it really spun on Piney - that Piney had the same fear that you did. Ultimately, he was going to take that on himself so it didn't have to fall on his son. Within that, it gave me an out for Opie. Then it's about Opie saying, "I want to put a bullet in your head, but I'm not going to do that, because you're going to give my old man a pass for trying to put one in yours." It just felt like a way out. But Piney still has no love for Clay, and Opie is willing to go to the mat now to protect Gemma and to protect the club. If I'm Tig, I'm not trusting this guy.
What did you have in mind with the scene in "The Culling" where Tara slaps around Margaret?
The conversations that I've been having with Maggie (Siff) all along - because it's so not who Maggie is, she's really a sweet, fragile soul - has been, it's not so much about Tara finding the ability to change and to accept (the violence), it's really about her continuing to suppress what she already has inside her. And for me, that's always been underneath Tara. We saw some of that with Kohn. I felt that she's had these strong influences all year with Jax, and what we saw happen to Gemma, and if we didn't see some of that break open, and some of that spill out from her former life, that would almost be a disservice to who she had been.
Knowing that, and doing that scene, I did know what would happen in the finale, which is that ultimately, the same violence she supported and ultimately participated in, comes back to bite her in the ass, and terrifies her. By the end of the finale, she's breaking down. I knew that I was going to go there, and I knew that I would see some of that bleed out, and I think that has a lot to do with the trauma that she feels afterwards. She knows that's a part of it. She patched the guy up who ultimately put a gun to her head.
Well, I like that even before Cameron shows up, there's that scene where Gemma's in the car giving this megalomaniacal speech about how God has put her on Earth to do this, and you can see Tara freaking out and thinking, "Wait, this is who I've been using as my guru?"
I think so. She starts to see it there. For me, I just love the notion, and not that I'm trying to make a huge statement about man and religion, but the idea that most people, when they go through this trauma and are suddenly feeling karmic guilt and questioning all they do, they're driven to a point of repentance. And Gemma, being exactly the megalomaniac she is, somehow manipulates it to her advantage, in that, "Oh, wait a minute. God gives me the license to do whatever the f--k I want to do." It's what the religious right does, and it's what the radical Muslims do. You interpret to substantiate your agenda. To me, the most upsetting thing in that scene is seeing how f--king calm Gemma is. That's what Maggie plays so beautifully: "Ohmigod, you are calm. You actually believe what's coming out of your mouth."
Why is Gemma willing to kill Polly when she couldn't pull the trigger on Weston? Is it just how much she's healed from the incident, or that she was afraid of AJ but isn't of Polly?
I think it's a little bit of both. Hearing Weston talk about his sons f--ked with Gemma at the time, but I also think Gemma has come much further in the crisis at this point. I think the scene with the priest was this pivotal moment for her. That's where the seed was planted: this is what God does, and it's all about being of service. I think she has that now in her favor. So it does give her the capacity, at the very least, to not be conflicted about pulling the trigger. If she had the awareness at the port-a-john, she would have put a bullet in the back of his head.
And instead Weston gets shot in a different toilet.
Heh. I hadn't thought of that.
So much of the bad things at the end of the episode are caused by Stahl. After all the screw-ups she's had investigating the Sons over the last two seasons, why is the ATF still leaving her in charge of the case, and giving her so much free rein?
I think she's been on point all season. She says early on that it's not about the Sons. I think she's backed off of that. She's really doing her job this season, which is to go after the guns. For the most part, the case is holding up, and she is gaining on it. Up until this point, she's sort of proven herself as being on point with what the case is in going after Jimmy O, and Jimmy O is a big fish. But I do think that the machinations that happen at the end here, really it's about her covering her tracks. Ultimately, the guys will try to take advantage of that next season. At the very least to try to help Gemma.
One of the cool things we were able to do on "The Shield" with the Kavanaugh character was, when you're that close to something and someone that you can't help but be influenced by it. Kavanaugh could not help but be influenced by the machinations of Vic, and ultimately, it impacted him and the decisions that he made. That's the same thing with Stahl. She's done some nefarious stuff within the boundaries of her job, in terms of how she threatens people, but she crosses the line here by essentially doing what we've seen the Sons do all along, which is to manipulate the truth and create a secret. That's the turning point for her.
And of course it's all perspective. On a different show, Stahl would be the hero. But on this show, we're horrified when she does something the Sons do, yet we like them when they do the same things.
I like to say that Vic Mackey was 60 (percent) good, 40 bad. The Sons are 40 good, 60 bad. I think it's important, and I was talking to my writers about this the other day: It's really important for me to never just paint people black and white. I do think Stahl has compassion for what happened to Gemma. I do think that when that happens, it does impact her. The same thing with Hale. We've seen that guy set up as the antagonist, who ultimately throws them a bone at the end by not sending the sheriffs. It'll be an interesting season next year. Unser will step down at the beginning of next season. It'll be interesting to see Hale navigate without the cooperation of the Sons. That's going to be fun to explore. Will he need to compromise the way Unser did to maintain civility in the town?
And having a guy like Hale, who's essentially good-hearted and means well, allows you to then write a character like Stahl or Kohn, so it's not just "Sons good, cops bad."
My brother-in-law was out for Thanksgiving. He's in the FBI, and he loves the fact we're painting ATF as scumbags. The federal divisions are so f--king competitive. He's like, "Yeah, they're all scumbags. They're all tripping over themselves."
What's the book on tape you're listening to (as Big Otto) right before you shiv the guy who blinded you?
It's actually from an old periodical called The Dublin Review from the 1800s. Quite honestly, what I did is I didn't want to have to pay for anything, so I just Googled "Sons of Anarchy" and went to books that are in the public domain, and I found this great old book that had all these great articles about the hypocrisy of governments. And the sons of anarchy that he talks about are a reference to the rebellious republic. It's actually a fascinating article that was written almost 200 years ago. If you read it, you'd feel like it could have been written today.
I was surprised the homemade bullets from the Native American tribe didn't figure in more to the end of this season. Were you just laying pipe with that for future seasons?
I actually ended up loving that storyline a lot, and it's a really interesting world. I think we will definitely come back there next season.
There's that scene near the end where Unser is driving Gemma out of town, and he looks so happy to be with her, because he loves her, and he gets to be her hero and do things without Clay or the other Sons around. It's just him and Gemma having an adventure, and it's the best thing that's happened to him in a long time.
I think they've always had a bond, and whether it's brotherly or whatever it is, I think he's got a connection to her. As f--ked up of a situation as she's in, I just felt there was a sense that Gemma would have, that the rest of the family is falling apart without her knowledge, but for her, "My circumstances are f--ked up, but emotionally, I'm f--king back.' There was just something interesting about her feeling whole, while everyone else was crumbling.
In the first season, you had to spend a lot of time establishing the world and building the major characters like Jax and Clay and Gemma, and it feels like we got to know more of the supporting characters this time around. Was that a concentrated effort on your part, or did it just happen?
I think it was a concerted effort, from the standpoint I have writers who have favorite characters. I knew, ultimately, what the big arcs were going to be, but we tried to bring out a couple of people. The interesting thing is we didn't do a big Bobby storyline, but through the circumstances, we were able to shine a light on what his role (in the club) was. The stuff that happened with Tig was just the residual angst of what happened last year. There was a lot of the Opie and Jax and Opie and Clay dynamic, so even though Opie and Jax didn't have a lot of scenes together, we really saw the impact on that relationship. Without there being a huge arc for any particular character, we were able to distinguish dynamics and purpose and focus within the club. Hopefully, we'll continue to do that.
Yeah, you were able to take a guy like Chibs off the bench in these last few episodes and build him up into somebody really important and tragic.
To me, that all felt organic, knowing what I wanted to do with the IRA, and playing out that relationship. Hopefully, we'll see some of that play out next year with Chibs. That storyline was a lot of fun for me to write, and Tommy (Flanagan) just stepped up to the plate and did a great job. And Unser, too. I just love writing for Dayton (Callie). I think you mentioned it in one of your other blogs, that we'll eventually find out he's related to Charlie Utter. I was a huge fan of him on ("Deadwood"), and he's such a soulful guy, and it's been fun to play that out. There was a moment that happened in that episode, that wasn't scripted, Clay comes out of the clubhouse and gives Unser a big hug, and Unser's response to it was he was almost taken aback. I love the way Dayton played that. He didn't know that was a good thing or a bad thing,. I just know that whatever I throw at the guy, he can handle.
Finally, because I know people will ask: why doesn't Clay leave Tig or Happy or somebody like that behind at the convenience store to take care of business with Zobelle while the rest of the club goes off to help Jax?
I thought about that, and there's a couple things. One was, I wanted to make a statement: I do believe that guys like Zobelle f--king get away. And also, I felt like him saying, "They took my grandson," that ultimately, Clay doesn't have the foresight to say, "Hey, you stay behind." Again, there was that notion that this was completely out of the rule book. And they're in as much shock as they are rage. At that point, nobody is going to desert the club. It's not about that thing now; it's about this thing. We can always come back and take care fo this. It's about helping take care of family, and that ultimately, family is more important than revenge.
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38 comments:
- Carolyn said...
fantastic interview! thanks so much, as always, alan! :)
- 11:38 PM, December 01, 2009
- Chris Littmann said...
Jotting thoughts as I see them in the interview but ...
-- Sack/Half Sack wasn't happy in the show? Interesting and up front of Sutter.
-- Not knowing The Shield, it's interesting to hear this background that they don't set any of these traps without knowing how they'll get out. It's kind of reassuring.
-- But then again, for all that planning, they don't know who killed Luanne? Huh?
Good stuff. Always loving hearing the inner thoughts of these folks after such a tightly packed (and some might say overstuffed) finale. - 11:48 PM, December 01, 2009
- Unknown said...
Great interview, gives a lot of insight to the thought process that goes into a story line.
- 11:54 PM, December 01, 2009
- Carolyn said...
@chris littmann: i took the Luanne comment to mean, as of now he does know who killed Luanne...he's just saying that if circumstances don't allow a reappearance by that actor or set of actors that in that case he will alter the plot to someone else.
- 11:56 PM, December 01, 2009
- Kimmy said...
Love the Kavanaugh parallel with Stahl.
Glad to hear that the fight will continue outside of Charming. It poses more exposure to the lifestyle, and risks.
Thank you for posting this right away! - 11:56 PM, December 01, 2009
- Tom Farley said...
Great interview, Alan. Thanks for posting; it's a nice companion piece to the postgame.
- 12:30 AM, December 02, 2009
Alan that was as great interview. It's been annoying to watch Katey Sagal do press for the show and have to constantly correct people are minor plot points as well as the show premise (George Lopez was the exception).
And word on Darby? Is he in the wind? - 12:42 AM, December 02, 2009
Sons of Anarchy is one of the best shows I have ever seen. The season finale was amazing. I was blown away by Jax, what a wonderfully complicated character.
- 1:06 AM, December 02, 2009
You, sir, are a master of your craft.
(sidebar: my word verification to comment is chloa, but due to Mayan influence, I first read cholo) - 9:07 AM, December 02, 2009
- Rachel said...
re: Johnny Lewis-
I am sad to see him go (he was always good for a "lighter" storyline or two in season one) but I have to say, I could see why he might have wanted off the show, he was virtually absent this season, his only major storyline had to do with his surgery and he just seemed to be out of the loop when it came to everything else involving the club. I had hoped to learn more about him this season because I thought the idea of an unrelated person wanting to join the Sons could be interesting. That said, I have loved these two seasons and get the shakes when I think about waiting another year for the next season. - 11:13 AM, December 02, 2009
Can you link to the 200 year old article that Sutter referenced in the interview? - 11:39 AM, December 02, 2009
- Kimmy said...
Thank you Alan for sharing the article.
So we have to tolerate Agent Stahl, cause it's FOX's John Landgraf's wife in real life. The same John Landgraf who decides if SOA gets renewed!? LOL!
In Sutter We Trust..lol - 2:42 PM, December 02, 2009
- Matthew said...
here here. fantastic interview. almost better than reading a review. Love mr. sutter's work and love that behind pacing, behind fleshing out arcs, behind handling contracts and characters - he is able to make a show that he believes in... vis a vie he thinks super bad guy string pullers get away, so in his show they do.
there are no perfect bow ties. - 2:47 PM, December 02, 2009
- tlinder said...
What about Zobelle in Budapest??? There's a dynamic show.....California biker gang chasing down there enemy in Hungary.
- 6:03 PM, December 02, 2009
I just want to say Kurt your a genious it real tv and i'm in love with it I a child of a MC my mom and dad are club members in Baltimore i were black and love the show it so real and honest keep up the great work we need real tv!! Love jacks and gemma!!please come back before september!
xoxo bella - 6:27 PM, December 02, 2009
- ThreeSheets said...
Odd to see Sack not happy on the show. Guess he didn't like the steady paycheck and wanted to get back to auditioning for shampoo commercials and return to obscurity.
- 8:01 PM, December 02, 2009
- Alan Sepinwall said...
The 3rd-season renewal is official, and Kurt has signed a 2-year extension, so a fourth season is probable, barring some unexpected ratings collapse when the show returns next September.
- 8:29 PM, December 02, 2009
- Renee's Life said...
YES YES YES!!! It is a great thing to hear of the 3rd season being official!! My jaw is still on the ground. Bottom line...Kurt is an absolutely amazing. INCREDIBLE!!
So very very close and true to my years gone by it is scary!!!
Much Love Kurt!
Renee - 12:35 AM, December 03, 2009
I want the prospect back. Without him I will no longer watch the show.
- 1:50 AM, December 03, 2009
I am also surprised that Johnny wouldn't want to be on the show anymore. It seemed to be that he was starting to come along as a character especially since it was almost time for him to be patched.
I mean look at how fast Chibs moved up in the storyline ranks.
If Half-Sack had survived and was later patched, he could have been a really wild gun as he would probably have tried to make up for not being able to stop Abel from being taken.
and now the wait until the new season starts... ARGHH!!!! - 7:53 AM, December 03, 2009
- Karl Ruben said...
ThreeSheets: Looking at his imdb profile, I think the odds of Johnny Lewis wanting for steady employment are pretty low. And I'm guessing his turn on SoA hasn't exactly done any damage to his profile.
Sad to see him go, though.
As always, a great interview, Alan. Any chance of you talking to a cast member too? - 11:56 AM, December 03, 2009
Has anyone noticed that they did the same thing with Sack that they did with Darby? The old "obscure death" trick! There is no confirmation Darby died in the fire. Two-Fingers got out and there was no mention of any bodies being found in the ashes. DArby could have gotten out or been pulled out by Two Fingers. Likewise, although we see Sack stabbed and lying on the floor in blood, no mention is ever made of him actually being DEAD! Chibs checks him but says nothing; Tara never says or asks if he's dead; there is never an ambulance, coroner's car, body bag or body with a sheet over it seen when Hale is shown there later; Tara simply says "He took Abel"; Jax calls Clay to tell him what's up and Clay calls off Zobelle's hit by telling the guys only that "They took my grandson" With all the other close calls that happened to the guys this season, where is the confirmation that Sack is actually dead! Could they be leaving it open to bring him back but with another actor portraying him?
- 12:13 PM, December 03, 2009
Kurt, all I ask for in season 3 is a safe return for Able to Jax...I cant wait until season 3 starts up though, awesome show, the wife and I never miss an episode and we bought the Season 1 DVD pack the day it came out. I'll pick up the Season 2 pack when it hits the market as well.
I hate to see Sack go, but if he wanted out it was a good way to end his character, atleast he went for a noble cause rather than a nut infection killing him, lol. - 2:03 PM, December 03, 2009
Great interview, love the show and writing. Exited for season 3. Samco rules!
- 2:13 PM, December 03, 2009
- Unknown said...
Fantastic interview - thank you. I was looking for something about Sack, and I guess that explains it.
- 3:29 PM, December 03, 2009
- Brie said...
Tara never says or asks if he's dead; there is never an ambulance, coroner's car, body bag or body with a sheet over it seen when Hale is shown there later; Tara simply says "He took Abel";
Tara is a doctor, most likely she knew that Sack getting gutted killed him. How do we know there was no ambulance? There was not another shot of the kitchen after Sack was killed. Next we see Tara she's tied up in Abel's room. When the guys come in and look at Sack, I think they knew he was dead that's why they ran to the room. Tara told Jax, not Hale, that they took Abel.
Later we see the female officer coming to question Tara and Hale stopping her. I think it's more than safe to say that an Amber Alert had gone out by that point, and Sack had been pronounced dead at the scene.
As for the Sons going to Belfast. How possible would that be for them? With weapons charges hanging over their heads, I think it would be very hard to pack up the crew and go to another country.
Another thought is how realistic would it be for Cameron to get Abel to Ireland safely? The baby has medical issues, related to his birth, that Cameron has no clue about.
Ireland is a cool thought, but executing it in a believable way may be tricky.
Glad to hear about the renewal! - 3:42 PM, December 03, 2009
The Johnny Lewis 'creative issues' bothered me a little. He's a fine actor and there doesn't seems to be any bad feelings on either side, but I find it surprising that he would want out.
The only reason I could understand is if he's been offered the part of a lifetime, e.g. the lead in the next PT Anderson, Malick or Scorsese film. Otherwise I can't help but see it as a bad career move. (A quick glance at IMDB tells me he's in a film about a 70s teen band due in 2010, but nothing significant) - 4:42 PM, December 03, 2009
Well, if you need a new prospect for next season, I am all yours.
6'1 235lbs, and have been riding for 4 years now. I would never complain, and would do anything to make it on a show this amazing!
Interested? firstname.lastname@example.com :) serious! - 10:16 PM, December 03, 2009
- compain87 said...
GREAT interview, loved it. i just got around to seeing the episode tonight and really enjoyed it. I loved using "The Shield" references. I am enjoying this series more though and can't wait to see the next season. I thought dealing with Zobelle was going to to take SAMCRO out of their comfort zone, this brings it to a whole new level. LOVE the work sutter is doing.
- 1:13 AM, December 04, 2009
Great interview. One thing I am grappling with and it is really bothering me. Cameron took Abel because he overheard Stahl saying that Gemma killed his son. Well, Stahl is the actual target he wanted his son to kill so wouldn't he want some confirmation? And he has totally forgotten that it was Tara and the Sons that saved his life?
- 2:39 PM, December 04, 2009
As fast as everything happened, that official radio transmission must have seemed like legitimate enough confirmation to Cameron. One would be inclined to believe it, (especially in the heat of the moment). He didn't have much time to suspect any other angles. Give him a little more time for suspicions to develop maybe? How would he even get any different confirmation anyway? What do I know, I'm not a criminal. (I never got a chance to see the episode till last night. I'm blown away).
- 7:26 PM, December 08, 2009
Great interview - thank you!
(Re: Cameron...whatever doubt he probably had about the radio transmission was erased after he saw Sack turning the corner. He probably figured Jemma did it and Sack was there to have her back and make certain she got away cleanly...so he followed him. He was half right, anyway.) - 12:16 AM, December 09, 2009
- Unknown said...
Love the interview. Completely a fan of the show. I never miss it. Is it just me or did both seasons seem a lot shorter than most shows?
- 10:52 AM, December 09, 2009
The Half Sac bit really puts a dent in my love for the show.
One of my favorite scenes from the show was during a shootout when the niners crash a deal with the mynas. Clay is pinned down and Half Sac jumps out into the open to provide a human shield for clay while returning fire.
It's one of the only times we've seen actual action from the whole brotherhood mantra. Someone putting their life on the line and he wasn't even a full member yet.
I'm pissed more wasn't done to work with him to keep him on the show. He was only one of the really "good" characters you could root for. He didn't have a ton of drama (Jax might as well be a Queen) and he didn't have a sickening past like most of the others.
By far my favorite character and now that he's gone...I dunno.
I also don't feel the show has developed the club enough to take such a direction as moving out of Charming and the kidnapping crap is stupid. Really? A hardened, seasoned IRA member all the sudden loses his cool?? Minutes before he's telling his son to kill an ATF agent..something he knows has major risk. That's believable... - 1:26 PM, December 14, 2009
- Sarah Taylor said...
You know what you need to do?
Get a female prospect!
Someone tough, who can handle themselves and won't be patronized or turned into "some crow eater", but who still maintains their femininity.
Who's with me? - 3:39 AM, December 15, 2009
I think they should give Sack his patch at the funeral service and bury him with full honours,to show their respect for his sacrifice.
- 10:10 AM, December 18, 2009
Alan what about the freaking homeless lady who pops up in both seasons? I think it has to do with some of the pics in Gemma's house; on S2E2, at the beginning they glare through framed pics and a young girls keeps popping up...
- 5:44 PM, January 05, 2010
- Alex said...
Nice to see Sutter giving Callie some props. I mentioned to my wife the other day: I just like watching that guy. He's an interesting actor.
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With VPN (Virtual Private Network), you can securely connect your computer with Apple macOS to your FRITZ!Box over the internet, without the risk of eavesdropping or tampering. This allows you to access your FRITZ!Box and devices in your home network with your computer even when you are away from home.
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- The FRITZ!Box must obtain a public IPv4 address from the internet service provider.
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Setting up dynamic DNS
- Set up dynamic DNS in the FRITZ!Box.
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Both ends of the VPN connection must have IP addresses in different IP networks. As soon as the computer is connected to a router (for example another FRITZ!Box) that uses the same IP network as your FRITZ!Box, VPN communication is no longer possible.
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- Click on "OK" to save the settings.
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- Click on "Network" in the "System Preferences" menu.
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- Enter a name of your choice (FRITZ!Box VPN) for the "Service Name" and then click "Create".
- Enter as the "Server address" the dynamic DNS name of the FRITZ!Box (fritzbox.dyndns.org).
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