Editing Amarak

Doctor Amorak was an associate of [[Gaius Baltar]]'s who had survived the [[Cylon Holocaust]] who had the misfortune of being on the <i>[[Olympic Carrier]]</i>.  He is presumed killed by Cylon hand. ([[33]])

Amorak alleged that he held information pertaining the downfall of Colonial civilization and had wanted to meet with the president, [[Laura Roslin]], personally.  ([[33]]) He feared that there were [[Cylon]] agents aboard the ship.  According to [[Shelly Godfrey]] (alias for a duplicate [[Number Six]]), he entrusted a Colonial Defense Ministry encrypted disc to her, containing a doctored photograph of Baltar with an munitions device -- a device that would, in effect, take down the defense mainframe. ([[Six Degrees of Separation]])

It is unknown whether or not Amorak was a Cylon agent; if he wasn't, then his fate (and information, were it real at all) were logically and ruthlessly determined by Cylon hands.

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-{{disline|For the [[List of Comics#Dynamite Comics|comic book]] version of this character, see: [[Amorak (alternate)]].}}
+Doctor Amorak was an associate of [[Gaius Baltar]]'s who had survived the [[Cylon Holocaust]] who had the misfortune of being on the <i>[[Olympic Carrier]]</i>.  He is presumed killed by Cylon hand. ([[33]])
+Amorak alleged that he held information pertaining the downfall of Colonial civilization and had wanted to meet with the president, [[Laura Roslin]], personally.  ([[33]]) He feared that there were [[Cylon]] agents aboard the ship.  According to [[Shelly Godfrey]] (alias for a duplicate [[Number Six]]), he entrusted a Colonial Defense Ministry encrypted disc to her, containing a doctored photograph of Baltar with an munitions device -- a device that would, in effect, take down the defense mainframe. ([[Six Degrees of Separation]])
-Doctor '''Amarak'''<ref>Spelling per original shooting script. See: [[:File:33 - Amarak spelling from script.jpg|this screen capture]].</ref> was an associate of [[Gaius Baltar]] at the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]]. He apparently survived the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|Cylon attack]] on the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol|Twelve Colonies]], escaping aboard ''[[Olympic Carrier]]''.
+It is unknown whether or not Amorak was a Cylon agent; if he wasn't, then his fate (and information, were it real at all) were logically and ruthlessly determined by Cylon hands.
-Amarak was alleged to possess information pertaining to the betrayal of humanity. He sent a request to ''[[Colonial One]]'' to meet with President [[Laura Roslin]] to convey this information. Before the meeting could take place, Dr. Amarak is presumed killed when ''Olympic Carrier'' is destroyed by {{callsign|Apollo}} and [[Kara Thrace|Kara "Starbuck" Thrace]] after the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] appeared to commandeer the vessel and threaten to use a nuclear warhead placed aboard the liner to cripple the Fleet {{TRS|33}}.
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-Later, a [[Humanoid Cylon|copy]] of [[Number Six]], calling herself "[[Shelly Godfrey]]," arrives aboard ''{{RDM|Galactica}}'', claiming to be an assistant of the late Dr. Amarak. She presents video evidence of [[Gaius Baltar]]'s complicity in the Cylon attack. However, after analysis, the evidence appears to have been fabricated. When attempting to follow up on this matter, Godfrey disappears and cannot be found anywhere in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] {{TRS|Six Degrees of Separation}}.
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-==Notes==
-As Amarak is never seen or heard on-screen by viewers, it remains unclear whether or not Amarak was actually aboard the ''Olympic Carrier'', a [[Cylon Agent]], or whether the use of his name in these events was part of some other scheme by the Cylons.
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