AlexMcpherson wrote:I mean, we know Goa'uld do their weird, strange relationship stuff (Osiris/Isis, but then one betrayed the other... um... Apophis/Amonet... amonet betrayed him?) And the Tokra Do have relationships, proper i mean. Lantash and Jolinar, for instance. And we know a certain pair in TP:D

Amaunet didn't betray Apophis. When Amaunet had the baby hidden away, Apophis' was still a prisoner of Sokar. It's pretty clear to me that she had the baby hidden to keep it safe until Apophis could be in the position to take the child as his new host. Or are you talking about the fact that she didn't tell Apophis that SG-1 was there in the pyramid in Secrets? That I chalk up to Amaunet still not being in complete control of the body after her long period of sleep.
AlexMcpherson wrote:Yes it was a *suggestion* for insertion into any of your fics, but the egeria part spawned from the TP-verse.
Sseason 7 or 8, either way, that part (the planet for the kids) could be inserted, even if just as a little paragraph, or something.
Egeria learns from,, erm, I've had a beer and my minds racing with loads other details so damnit forgotten names for loads of other stuff, but you know, the new tokra queen, about this planet where the kids of Tok'ra are raised, safe. Someone, say Jack or Hammond, remarks about the harcesis thing where you get to prove that your the master of Stargate canon 'Through' the couple, Daniel and Egeria, explaining how Harcesis come about... and they explain why even if the tokra did have a harcesis kid, why that kid would have the genetic knowledge of his/her tok'ra parents but *not* the goa'uld. (I mean, really, If it's the genetic memory thing of the goa'uld that makes the next lot evil, then why not the tokra genetic memory making their harcesis' good guys?)
As I said, a Harcesis could not be created by accident. If, say, a pair of Tok'ra decided that they wanted to have a human child, that child would be completely normal with no Tok'ra memories, unless the Tok'ra deliberately chose otherwise. I can't think of a reason why the Tok'ra would deliberately create Tok'ra "Harcesis", unless it was done in an effort to create future hosts, thinking that if a human had the memories of the Tok'ra, they would be more apt to be willing to become hosts. But for it to be of any value in that regard, there would have to be a
lot of such children. Just a handful wouldn't make much of a difference. And, as we know from the series, one of the reasons why the Tok'ra population was declining was the lack of willing hosts. If such a world had been set up as a home for Tok'ra Harcesis, the lack of hosts wouldn't be such a problem. However, there's also the issue of the security risk that such children would pose. If the Goa'uld got hold of one, they could learn everything about the Tok'ra. That risk would outweigh the possible benefit of "breeding" future potential hosts. So, we're right back to why such children would even exist.
I will be explaining how Harcesis come to be, but it will not be in the third Turning Point story. Like I said, it will be coming up very soon, which is not going to be the case with Turning Point: Nexus (yes, that's the name of the third story, changed from Turning Point: Destiny). So, what fic am I talking about? You'll have to wait and see.
AlexMcpherson wrote:Was it ever established that the traitor symbiote from 'The Tokra' two parter was born tok'ra or just a goa'uld who pretended to change sides (Ala tanith)?
It was never explained what Cordesh was, but we do know that it had been a long time since any Goa'uld had joined the Tok'ra. I would have thought that, if Cordesh had only pretended to convert, he wouldn't have remained with the Tok'ra for many years before finally giving away the position of the base. Therefore, it's much more likely that Cordesh was a turncoat, one who was born Tok'ra, but was lured to the "dark side" by the thought of power.
At the time that The Tok'ra was written, I really don't think the writers/producers had a firm grasp of how the Tok'ra even came to be. The whole thing with Egeria didn't enter into the Stargate mythology until Crossroads. Before then, it may be that TPTB had it in mind that all the Tok'ra were Goa'uld who had "found the light". That's sort of the impression that was made about Jolinar in In the Line of Duty.