Nora

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Nora

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Birth Name	Nora
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Introduced	The Resistance: Episode 1
Death	The Resistance: Episode 4
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Marital Status	Significant other, Tucker "Duck" Clellan †
Family Tree	View
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Rank	Lieutenant, j.g.
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Portrayed by	Emily Holmes
Nora is a Cylon
Nora is a Final Five Cylon
Nora is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Nora is an Original Series Cylon
Additional Information
Nora in the separate continuity
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Nora, a former Viper pilot, is the significant other of former ace Viper pilot Tucker "Duck" Clellan.

During a meeting with Saul Tigh, Galen Tyrol, Cally Henderson Tyrol, and James Lyman, she and Tucker mention that they are trying to have a baby, even going as so far as to stop smoking.

Nora also seems to like the idea of Lyman being a possible godfather (The Resistance: Episode 1), but she is killed at temple by a force of Centurions led by a Number Five as she attempted to retrieve her bag (The Resistance: Episode 4).

Her death spurs suicidal tendencies in Clellan, who later suicide bombs a New Caprica Police graduation ceremony, in an attempt to take out Gaius Baltar, who did not attend due to security considerations (Occupation).

Notes

Nora and Clellan in a photograph aboard Galactica.

Based on the photo of her and Duck during their time on Galactica, Nora was a former Viper pilot, wearing a pilot's uniform with a Viper patch (The Resistance, "Maelstrom").
A goof up by the SciFi.com staff posted during the third and ninth webisode suggested that Duck and Nora are married. This is not true according to Bradley Thompson.
Nora's last name is never mentioned in either the webisode series "The Resistance", or in the series itself. The only mentions of Nora in the series are by Clellan, prior to his suicide bombing of the graduation ceremony for the New Caprica Police in "Occupation", and by Apollo when he looks at their picture on the memorial wall in "Maelstrom".