Sikozu, confusing character motivation?

I'm very confused me

Yeah, I was never satisfied with the explanation that Sikozu was the informant, too arbitrarily resolved, especially considering how she saved the lives of everyone with her genetically modified hot body. If she truly worked for the Scarrans she could have easily allowed everyone to be killed rather than save all their lives. But of the only two possible suspects (she and Scorpius) Sikozu was obviously voted by the writers to be the least likely to remain loyal to keeping Crichton safe, being as how they wrote themselves into a corner by revealing that the group had a spy in their midst. Maybe Sikozu didn't know where her loyalties lie. Maybe she really did feel a kinship to the group's cause, to her own people, and it was only a matter of survival that kept her chained to the Scarrans. After all, that was the excuse Scorpius used to explain his own duplicitous actions.

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You are assuming people have control over their lives. We all think we do and we only miss it when we run into problems that we can not solve.

The pirates is already explained. She was too good at her job and the pirates wanted to make sure no one else found out her methods. They could also save some money by not paying her if they killed her off.

So she was a Trojan horse and there have been many people throughout history who have killed many of their own people to get to their objective. Like everyone and their mother knew the Japanese were going to attack Pearl harbor.. Considering the Japanese codes were broken many months before hand and all their codes were broken soon after as well. The German codes took longer but they were also broken very early in the war. Yet many tens and even hundreds of thousands of lives were lost because The British did not want to indicate they knew how to break the codes. They even gave the Soviets tid bits about what the Germans were planning but not that they broke the code. So the Soviets had to create elaborate defenses because they only knew an attack was coming in a sector but not the strength and objective and exactly when. It cost millions of Soviet lives.. There are also far better examples where undercover british officers were actually in the SS who would kill and torture undesirables. After the war they could not be fully rehabilitated and lived he res of their lives in wards and alone. They did this so they could inform their superiors what the units were doing and planning. IE the allies knew almost everything the Germans did in WW2 before even the Germans did.



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This is one of the best examples of that. Her character is a complete and total mess. In addition to everything you said, I'm pretty sure it's also revealed in Peacekeeper Wars that she's also Scorpious' personal spy.

You can't play the double agent/double cross angle more than once. It loses impact when done too much. In addition to being confused, you just stop caring because of the overuse of the plot device. It's like asking the reader to care about Jean Grey's 10th death. Really sloppy writing.

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She explain why she spied for the Scarrans in the farscape comic (the comic is canon)

She made a deal with the Scarrans, promising to aid and spy for them in exchange for her people's freedom