Though Fanservice was a double-edged sword. Yes, she was a glorified 'joke' character with more slip-ups then a Slip'n Slide commercial (yes, I'm a 90's kid, shut up), but those kinds of shots<em>sold</em>. And considering your payrate was also somewhat determined by your popularity... well, has Sveta checked her bank statement recently? They chose a few simple, but popular poses, and decided to mix it up a bit. One such shot Cinder had been wanting to try for a while is a more serious side of Sveta, something many of the fans (but most of the hardcore ones, like Sam and Max - now Yang and Sveta herself) showed in one particularly in/famous episode.<br/><br/>"Do me a favor and zip your suit up... and face the green screen? Just trust me." She smiled. Whe Sveta did so, Cinder continued. "Now, fold your hands behind your back and give me your most sorrowful stare." Sveta looked at her, confused. "Not at me, dear... the screen. Trust me." Sveta would remember this scene. Episode Nineteen, fourteen minutes in. It was one of Sveta's few character building moments. Watching an entire fleet of friendly ships get destroyed can really change your outlook on things. Simply remembering the episode - the one episode many fans considered non-canon - brought a tear to her eye... which only made the moment more perfect. "<em>Parfait!</em>" Cinder praised. "That was a beautiful shot..."