lol! This is wonderful. Teal'c's steadfast denial is like that of a father who's disinherited a child. 'You are dead to me now. I have no son.' And yet he still keeps an eye on how the kid's doing, and he still has the family photo albums tucked away and maybe even still keeps a scrapbook, and if all his friends go to see a ballgame the kid's playing in, he'll let himself be dragged along -- but they will not speak of it. I also love how Carter says 'I'm sure Teal'c has gone over this with you.' So briefing-room!