Susan Ivanova was having a moment of ambiguity over the result. The annoying Corwin may have been spaced, but people  were still voting for her beloved Talia. Worse – someone had voted for HER! As one bystander put it “Okay, who's the wise  guy who voted for Ivanova?” “Yeah!” she shouted, “When I find out who you are – I'm gonna kick your ass!”

Delenn did not have serious concerns about her position when she looked at it terms of percentages, but it niggled at her  Minbari self-assurance to have placed fifth in the unpopularity stakes.

Sheridan’s crisis of confidence continued. There was still someone out there trying to get him. He called in Garibaldi to run a  series of background checks, and seriously contemplated engaging Bester for some mind scans of the likely suspects.

Lyta and Zach remained blissfully oblivious to the concerns raging around them. New love had yet to feel the bite of reality.

The most worried person on the station after the vote was, of course, Warren Keffer. He had placed second by a nose, and  there was obviously a serious faction committed to his downfall. (Indeed – they had stated their intentions, albeit anonymously.)  He desperately searched his memory for a single redeeming thing he had down, while on Babylon 5, that might sway the voters. 

By contrast the mood in the alien sector of the station was relatively relaxed. If they sat tight, it seemed the humans would vote each other off one by one, and they would be left to dispute the winning position. Although ... Londo and G'Kar looked at each other suspiciously, wondering if they could really trust each other to stick in a voting alliance.

The one bright note for all concerned was that a search party had unearthed Reebo and Zooty. All the other characters figured that had to buy them a week. Actually, surely as they were in fact two characters, it ought to buy them a fortnight!? Perhaps the Ombudsman should make a ruling…