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Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 22:18, 12 December 2025

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	Upon arriving at Earth, Caprica-Six is released from captivity, as a beneficiary of the general amnesty granted by President Adama to the "final four" Cylons.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.comicmix.com/news/2008/06/18/battlestar-galactica-interview-mark-verheiden-on-cylon-amnesty-and-finding-earth/?cid=9445\|title=Battlestar Galactica Interview: Mark Verheiden on Cylon Amnesty and Finding Earth}}</ref> As the landing party stands on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] in shock, after discovering that it has been destroyed, she walks towards Tigh and touches him {{TRS\|Revelations}}.		Upon arriving at Earth, Caprica-Six is released from captivity, as a beneficiary of the general amnesty granted by President Adama to the "final four" Cylons.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.comicmix.com/news/2008/06/18/battlestar-galactica-interview-mark-verheiden-on-cylon-amnesty-and-finding-earth/?cid=9445\|title=Battlestar Galactica Interview: Mark Verheiden on Cylon Amnesty and Finding Earth}}</ref> As the landing party stands on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] in shock, after discovering that it has been destroyed, she walks towards Tigh and touches him {{TRS\|Revelations}}.

	During [[Gaeta's Mutiny]], Caprica-Six is joined in her cell by Helo, Sharon Agathon, their daughter Hera, and Samuel Anders. She surmised that the humans revolted because they felt threatened by her unborn Cylon child and Hera, a Cylon hybrid. She did not realize that the revolt was caused by the mutineers fear of the rebel Cylons boarding Colonial vessels and sabotaging their FTL systems.		During [[Gaeta's Mutiny]], Caprica-Six is joined in her cell by Helo, Sharon Agathon, their daughter Hera, and Samuel Anders. She surmised that the humans revolted because they felt threatened by her unborn Cylon child and Hera, a Cylon hybrid. She did not realize that the revolt was caused by the mutineers fear of the rebel Cylons boarding Colonial vessels and sabotaging their FTL systems {{TRS\|The Oath\|Blood on the Scales}}.

	After [[Ellen Tigh]] return to the fleet, she, [[Tory Foster]], and [[Galen Tyrol]] vote to leave the fleet and go off with the other Cylons, along with Caprica-Six. Saul Tigh refuses to go. Immediately after he tells Caprica-Six that she can go without him, her pregnancy goes into distress. She is taken to sick bay, where Saul professes his love for both her and Ellen; unfortunately, the pregnancy ends in a miscarriage {{TRS\|Deadlock}}.		After [[Ellen Tigh]] return to the fleet, she, [[Tory Foster]], and [[Galen Tyrol]] vote to leave the fleet and go off with the other Cylons, along with Caprica-Six. Saul Tigh refuses to go. Immediately after he tells Caprica-Six that she can go without him, her pregnancy goes into distress. She is taken to sick bay, where Saul professes his love for both her and Ellen; unfortunately, the pregnancy ends in a miscarriage {{TRS\|Deadlock}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 20:11, 12 December 2025

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	Just over a year after the human colonization of [[New Caprica]], Caprica-Six is one of the leaders (with [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)\|Boomer-Eight]] and a copy of [[Number Five]]) of the Cylon forces that meets now-President Baltar. In just a few words, Caprica-Six reveals to Baltar that she remembers precisely who he is, and how she missed him {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}.		Just over a year after the human colonization of [[New Caprica]], Caprica-Six is one of the leaders (with [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)\|Boomer-Eight]] and a copy of [[Number Five]]) of the Cylon forces that meets now-President Baltar. In just a few words, Caprica-Six reveals to Baltar that she remembers precisely who he is, and how she missed him {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}.

	Caprica and Baltar attempt to renew their relationship during the Cylon occupation of New Caprica, to the ridicule of some of the Cylons and the challenge of Number Three. The relationship is rocky, as Baltar's very survival rests on Caprica's feelings for him. Caprica is also the only Cylon who attempts to befriend Baltar's aides, such as [[Felix Gaeta]]. Her attempts are ultimately unsuccessful, as Baltar can't connect emotionally to her and even fails physically. Caprica is killed by a Five for protesting their treatment of Baltar, but downloads into a new body without any problems from the other Cylons such as a boxing ([[Occupation]], [[Precipice]]).		Caprica and Baltar attempt to renew their relationship during the Cylon occupation of New Caprica, to the ridicule of some of the Cylons and the challenge of Number Three. The relationship is rocky, as Baltar's very survival rests on Caprica's feelings for him. Caprica is also the only Cylon who attempts to befriend Baltar's aides, such as [[Felix Gaeta]]. Her attempts are ultimately unsuccessful, as Baltar can't connect emotionally to her and even fails physically. Caprica is killed by a Five for protesting their treatment of Baltar, but downloads into a new body without any problems from the other Cylons such as a boxing ([[Occupation]], [[Precipice]]). <blockquote>[[Tricia Helfer]] intentionally approached Caprica-Six differently from the [[Number Six]] who exists in Baltar's head, making Caprica-Six more real and grounded compared to Number Six's seductive nature.<ref name="reeve_bsgmag7_capricasix_characterization_p13" group="commentary">{{cite magazine\|last=Reeve\|first=Tom\|title=Six Shooter\|magazine=Battlestar Galactica: The Official Magazine\|issue=7\|pages=13\|date=November 2006}}</ref> As Season Three progressed and Caprica-Six received increased focus in storylines, Helfer welcomed this development as an opportunity to prevent the character dynamic from becoming repetitive. After extensive portrayal of Number Six "whispering in Baltar's ear," Helfer felt audiences might tire of the pattern, and the Season Three storylines allowed for Caprica-Six's development while giving Number Six a different edge upon her eventual return.<ref name="reeve_bsgmag7_capricasix_season3_strategy_p13" group="commentary">{{cite magazine\|last=Reeve\|first=Tom\|title=Six Shooter\|magazine=Battlestar Galactica: The Official Magazine\|issue=7\|pages=13\|date=November 2006}}</ref> </blockquote>During the withdrawal of the Cylons from New Caprica, Caprica and Baltar try to stop Three from detonating a nuclear bomb, and discover [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] in the process {{TRS\|Exodus, Part II}}.

	During the withdrawal of the Cylons from New Caprica, Caprica and Baltar try to stop Three from detonating a nuclear bomb, and discover [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] in the process {{TRS\|Exodus, Part II}}.

	==Baltar's preoccupation==		==Baltar's preoccupation==

	Now spaceborne again after the failure of New Caprica, Caprica-Six appears to regret her decisions, as Baltar's status with the Cylons rests on the vote of the Sixes {{TRS\|Collaborators}}. Eventually she votes to keep him alive, though she treats him poorly up until the time he is tortured by [[Number Three]]. From then on she is sleeping with both Baltar and the Number Three that tortured him {{TRS\|A Measure of Salvation}}.		Now spaceborne again after the failure of New Caprica, Caprica-Six appears to regret her decisions, as Baltar's status with the Cylons rests on the vote of the Sixes {{TRS\|Collaborators}}. Eventually she votes to keep him alive, though she treats him poorly up until the time he is tortured by [[Number Three]]. From then on she is sleeping with both Baltar and the Number Three that tortured him {{TRS\|A Measure of Salvation}}.<blockquote>Caprica-Six's relationship with [[Number Three\|D'Anna Biers]] represented a key sequence in Season Three and a turning point in Caprica-Six's connection to Baltar. The two Cylons initially started out at odds with differing opinions, but a particular scene brought them around when Caprica-Six approached D'Anna saying she no longer trusted Baltar and believed D'Anna had been right all along. Caprica-Six then convinced D'Anna to torture Baltar for information, which they proceeded to do.<ref name="reeve_bsgmag7_capricasix_danna_relationship_p17" group="commentary">{{cite magazine\|last=Reeve\|first=Tom\|title=Six Shooter\|magazine=Battlestar Galactica: The Official Magazine\|issue=7\|pages=17\|date=November 2006}}</ref></blockquote>As their relationship continues and time passes, Caprica-Six begins to become isolated from Baltar and Three, who are occupied investigating the mystery of the [[Final Five]]. Eventually she confronts them on the fact. As Baltar denies involvement, Three tells Caprica that their [[w:Ménage à trois\|ménage à trois]] is over, and that their destiny is separate from hers ("We love you too. But this is something you cannot share with us."). As Three and Baltar depart to the [[Algae planet]], Caprica-Six is left heartbroken {{TRS\|The Eye of Jupiter}}.<blockquote>This tense relationship began with mutual distrust and eventually developed into a three-way relationship involving D'Anna, Baltar, and Caprica-Six. As Helfer noted during filming, the nature of this relationship remained ambiguous—it was unclear whether Caprica-Six was manipulating D'Anna to get her into trouble, or if it represented a legitimate relationship that had developed between them.<ref group="commentary" name="reeve_bsgmag7_capricasix_danna_relationship_p17" /></blockquote><blockquote>As Caprica-Six learned more about Baltar through sitting down with other Cylons, she began to turn away from him, discovering that she had perhaps put too much respect and faith into him. The complexities of the relationship between Baltar and Caprica-Six took several more twists and turns before they ended up in the three-way relationship with D'Anna Biers.<ref group="commentary" name="reeve_bsgmag7_capricasix_danna_relationship_p17" /></blockquote>

	As their relationship continues and time passes, Caprica-Six begins to become isolated from Baltar and Three, who are occupied investigating the mystery of the [[Final Five]]. Eventually she confronts them on the fact. As Baltar denies involvement, Three tells Caprica that their [[w:Ménage à trois\|ménage à trois]] is over, and that their destiny is separate from hers ("We love you too. But this is something you cannot share with us."). As Three and Baltar depart to the [[Algae planet]], Caprica-Six is left heartbroken {{TRS\|The Eye of Jupiter}}.

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	{{disline\|This page is about "Caprica-Six," the [[Humanoid Cylon\|copy]] of [[Number Six]] who seduced [[Gaius Baltar]] on [[~~The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#~~Caprica\|Caprica]] in order to sabotage Colonial defenses in the Cylon attack. For information on other named Number Six copies, see [[Shelly Godfrey]], [[Gina Inviere]], and [[Natalie Faust\|Natalie]]. For general information on the model, see [[Number Six]].}}		{{disline\|This page is about "Caprica-Six," the [[Humanoid Cylon\|copy]] of [[Number Six]] who seduced [[Gaius Baltar]] on [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] in order to sabotage Colonial defenses in the Cylon attack. For information on other named Number Six copies, see [[Shelly Godfrey]], [[Gina Inviere]], and [[Natalie Faust\|Natalie]]. For general information on the model, see [[Number Six]].}}
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	==Preparation and the Attack==		==Preparation and the Attack==

	For two years, Caprica-Six lived on [[~~The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#~~Caprica\|Caprica]]. Seducing the ambitious, self-obsessed, arrogant [[Gaius Baltar]], she fools him into believing she was a corporate spy, seeking to gain advantage over her competitors in order to secure a lucrative [[Ministry of Defense\|defense contract]]. Over the course of two years, she used Baltar to gain access to his work—even to the extent of re-writing many of his own algorithms—in order to subvert his own [[Command Navigation Program]] for use in the forthcoming Cylon attack to cripple Colonial forces with no warning.		For two years, Caprica-Six lived on [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]]. Seducing the ambitious, self-obsessed, arrogant [[Gaius Baltar]], she fools him into believing she was a corporate spy, seeking to gain advantage over her competitors in order to secure a lucrative [[Ministry of Defense\|defense contract]]. Over the course of two years, she used Baltar to gain access to his work—even to the extent of re-writing many of his own algorithms—in order to subvert his own [[Command Navigation Program]] for use in the forthcoming Cylon attack to cripple Colonial forces with no warning.

	Near the end of the two years, she sees a baby in a pram in a [[Caprica City#Riverwalk\|market place]]. The [[Chantara\|baby's mother]] is also present but then becomes distracted with [[Chantara's husband\|someone else talking to her]]. Caprica-Six takes a closer look at the baby and snaps its neck and walks away looking distressed, possibly to spare it from the imminent [[Cylon attack\|cataclysm]]. She also meets with a Cavil who she gives her a briefcase (presumably the one that contained the Cylon device seen in the Miniseries). The Cavil suggests she kill the body she's in and get a new one to prevent having to die in the attack, suggesting poison {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		Near the end of the two years, she sees a baby in a pram in a [[Caprica City#Riverwalk\|market place]]. The [[Chantara\|baby's mother]] is also present but then becomes distracted with [[Chantara's husband\|someone else talking to her]]. Caprica-Six takes a closer look at the baby and snaps its neck and walks away looking distressed, possibly to spare it from the imminent [[Cylon attack\|cataclysm]]. She also meets with a Cavil who she gives her a briefcase (presumably the one that contained the Cylon device seen in the Miniseries). The Cavil suggests she kill the body she's in and get a new one to prevent having to die in the attack, suggesting poison {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Helo" to "{{callsign|Helo}}"

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	==In the hands of the enemy==		==In the hands of the enemy==

	When {{callsign\|Athena}} is killed by ~~[[Karl Agathon~~\|Helo]] in order to download to the [[Resurrection Ship]], Caprica-Six is there to greet her and takes her to [[Hera Agathon\|her child]]. When [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer]] threatens to kill the ailing Hera, who Agathon insists must be seen by a human doctor because the Cylons are mystified by her illness, Caprica snaps Boomer's neck to prevent others from being alerted. Caprica-Six helps Agathon and child escape to ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''. But on her arrival on ''Galactica'', Caprica-Six is thrown in the [[brig]] by Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]] {{TRS\|Rapture}}.		When {{callsign\|Athena}} is killed by {{callsign\|Helo}} in order to download to the [[Resurrection Ship]], Caprica-Six is there to greet her and takes her to [[Hera Agathon\|her child]]. When [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer]] threatens to kill the ailing Hera, who Agathon insists must be seen by a human doctor because the Cylons are mystified by her illness, Caprica snaps Boomer's neck to prevent others from being alerted. Caprica-Six helps Agathon and child escape to ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''. But on her arrival on ''Galactica'', Caprica-Six is thrown in the [[brig]] by Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]] {{TRS\|Rapture}}.

	(After her departure from the Cylon fleet, Caprica-Six's position of leadership is assumed by another Six copy known as [[Natalie]].)		(After her departure from the Cylon fleet, Caprica-Six's position of leadership is assumed by another Six copy known as [[Natalie]].)

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	==Resurrection after the attack==		==Resurrection after the attack==

	Caprica-Six is [[Resurrection\|reborn]] into a new body and is hailed as a "[[Hero of the Cylon]]", with an unexpected side-effect. As Gaius Baltar experiences [[Virtual beings\|mysterious visions of Caprica-Six]], Caprica-Six has received persistent visions of Baltar. When she asks the other Cylons, particularly [[Number Three]], if Baltar was still alive, the copy of Number Three believes that he died along with nearly everyone else still in the Colonies.		Caprica-Six is [[Resurrection\|reborn]] into a new body and is hailed as a "[[Hero of the Cylon]]," with an unexpected side-effect. As Gaius Baltar experiences [[Virtual beings\|mysterious visions of Caprica-Six]], Caprica-Six has received persistent visions of Baltar. When she asks the other Cylons, particularly [[Number Three]], if Baltar was still alive, the copy of Number Three believes that he died along with nearly everyone else still in the Colonies.

	Living on Cylon-occupied Caprica, Caprica-Six's visions of Baltar and her own developing feelings and intuition leads her to question some of the basic ideals that the Cylons hold dear. Unbeknownst to her, Number Three becomes distressed with her lingering attachment to Baltar and seeks to manipulate her feelings in order to make her unstable, thus giving the Cylons an excuse to "[[boxing\|box]]" her. Three leads Caprica-Six to the aid of a [[Number Eight]] who was having trouble adjusting to life as a Cylon and still clinging to her old false human identity; [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)\|Lt. Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]], formerly of the battlestar ''Galactica''.		Living on Cylon-occupied Caprica, Caprica-Six's visions of Baltar and her own developing feelings and intuition leads her to question some of the basic ideals that the Cylons hold dear. Unbeknownst to her, Number Three becomes distressed with her lingering attachment to Baltar and seeks to manipulate her feelings in order to make her unstable, thus giving the Cylons an excuse to "[[boxing\|box]]" her. Three leads Caprica-Six to the aid of a [[Number Eight]] who was having trouble adjusting to life as a Cylon and still clinging to her old false human identity; [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)\|Lt. Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]], formerly of the battlestar ''Galactica''.
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	==The trial and shared visions==		==The trial and shared visions==

	During Baltar's trial, Caprica begins experiencing shared hallucinations with Laura Roslin, Sharon Agathon, and Hera. The hallucinations all take place in the [[Opera House]] on {{RDM\|Kobol}}. Roslin, Agathon, and Caprica-Six are searching the lobby of the Opera House for Hera. Caprica finds her, grabs her, and disappears into the main chamber of the Opera House with Baltar (although this should be her [[Virtual Baltar]] as the real Baltar is never seen waking from the hallucinations). The door closes behind them and ends the initial dream. The hallucination later continues with her and Baltar walking onto the stage of the opera house with Hera. The two of them turn around and see the Final Five standing on the balcony. They are displayed as indistinguishable white figures ("[[Crossroads, Part I]]", "[[Crossroads, Part II]]").		During Baltar's trial, Caprica begins experiencing shared hallucinations with Laura Roslin, Sharon Agathon, and Hera. The hallucinations all take place in the [[Opera House]] on {{RDM\|Kobol}}. Roslin, Agathon, and Caprica-Six are searching the lobby of the Opera House for Hera. Caprica finds her, grabs her, and disappears into the main chamber of the Opera House with Baltar (although this should be her [[Virtual Baltar]] as the real Baltar is never seen waking from the hallucinations). The door closes behind them and ends the initial dream. The hallucination later continues with her and Baltar walking onto the stage of the opera house with Hera. The two of them turn around and see the Final Five standing on the balcony. They are displayed as indistinguishable white figures ("[[Crossroads, Part I]]," "[[Crossroads, Part II]]").

	Roslin later visits her for information on the Final Five and Caprica-Six admits she's not allowed to even think about them (which Roslin points out she is doing right at that moment) and that all she can tell Roslin is that she can sense them close by in the Colonial Fleet {{TRS\|He That Believeth in Me}}.		Roslin later visits her for information on the Final Five and Caprica-Six admits she's not allowed to even think about them (which Roslin points out she is doing right at that moment) and that all she can tell Roslin is that she can sense them close by in the Colonial Fleet {{TRS\|He That Believeth in Me}}.

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	\|name= Caprica Six (''nom de guerre'' since "[[Downloaded]]");<br>Unknown name during/prior to the [[Miniseries]]		\|name= Caprica-Six (''nom de guerre'' since "[[Downloaded]]");<br>Unknown name during/prior to the [[Miniseries]]
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	'''Caprica-Six''' is a [[Cylon (RDM)\|Cylon]] hero who was instrumental in the genocide of the Twelve Colonies. Later, she is welcomed into the Colonial fleet as a respected and trusted citizen.		'''Caprica-Six''' is a [[Cylon (RDM)\|Cylon]] hero who was instrumental in the genocide of the Twelve Colonies. Later, she is welcomed into the Colonial fleet as a respected and trusted citizen.
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	As the Cylon attack begins throughout the Colonies, Caprica-Six tells Baltar how she is a Cylon, and her actual objectives for the CNP. When a shockwave from one of the nuclear bombs rips through Baltar's house, she tells Baltar to get down and shields him. Thanks to her sacrifice, Baltar survives while Caprica-Six dies {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.		As the Cylon attack begins throughout the Colonies, Caprica-Six tells Baltar how she is a Cylon, and her actual objectives for the CNP. When a shockwave from one of the nuclear bombs rips through Baltar's house, she tells Baltar to get down and shields him. Thanks to her sacrifice, Baltar survives while Caprica-Six dies {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.

	It's revealed that she approached him asking for his help in conducting the corporate espionage she claimed she was conducting, but they got interrupted when Baltar gets a call about his father, [[Julius Baltar\|Julius]] who he doesn't seem to care much for. Caprica Six follows him into the house and seems genuinely concerned for Julius but is sent away. Later she comes to Baltar's house and reveals that she found a nice care facility for Julius and had him moved there where he's actually happy. This seems to touch Baltar and as a result he later agrees to help her with her actions but says he's doing it for ''her'' not her company.		It's revealed that she approached him asking for his help in conducting the corporate espionage she claimed she was conducting, but they got interrupted when Baltar gets a call about his father, [[Julius Baltar\|Julius]] who he doesn't seem to care much for. Caprica-Six follows him into the house and seems genuinely concerned for Julius but is sent away. Later she comes to Baltar's house and reveals that she found a nice care facility for Julius and had him moved there where he's actually happy. This seems to touch Baltar and as a result he later agrees to help her with her actions but says he's doing it for ''her'' not her company.

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	During Baltar's trial, Caprica begins experiencing shared hallucinations with Laura Roslin, Sharon Agathon, and Hera. The hallucinations all take place in the [[Opera House]] on {{RDM\|Kobol}}. Roslin, Agathon, and Caprica-Six are searching the lobby of the Opera House for Hera. Caprica finds her, grabs her, and disappears into the main chamber of the Opera House with Baltar (although this should be her [[Virtual Baltar]] as the real Baltar is never seen waking from the hallucinations). The door closes behind them and ends the initial dream. The hallucination later continues with her and Baltar walking onto the stage of the opera house with Hera. The two of them turn around and see the Final Five standing on the balcony. They are displayed as indistinguishable white figures ("[[Crossroads, Part I]]", "[[Crossroads, Part II]]").		During Baltar's trial, Caprica begins experiencing shared hallucinations with Laura Roslin, Sharon Agathon, and Hera. The hallucinations all take place in the [[Opera House]] on {{RDM\|Kobol}}. Roslin, Agathon, and Caprica-Six are searching the lobby of the Opera House for Hera. Caprica finds her, grabs her, and disappears into the main chamber of the Opera House with Baltar (although this should be her [[Virtual Baltar]] as the real Baltar is never seen waking from the hallucinations). The door closes behind them and ends the initial dream. The hallucination later continues with her and Baltar walking onto the stage of the opera house with Hera. The two of them turn around and see the Final Five standing on the balcony. They are displayed as indistinguishable white figures ("[[Crossroads, Part I]]", "[[Crossroads, Part II]]").

	Roslin later visits her for information on the Final Five and Caprica Six admits she's not allowed to even think about them (which Roslin points out she is doing right at that moment) and that all she can tell Roslin is that she can sense them close by in the Colonial Fleet {{TRS\|He That Believeth in Me}}.		Roslin later visits her for information on the Final Five and Caprica-Six admits she's not allowed to even think about them (which Roslin points out she is doing right at that moment) and that all she can tell Roslin is that she can sense them close by in the Colonial Fleet {{TRS\|He That Believeth in Me}}.

	When Colonel Tigh visits Caprica-Six under the pretense of telling her that her petition to see Hera Agathon has been denied, if she feels guilty about the attack on the Colonies and how she deals with that, Caprica-Six tells him that she is just as human as him. She tries to offer Tigh the salvation she thinks he is seeking, but Tigh refuses and leaves. However, he returns later and Caprica tells him that Cylons can't simply switch off their pain, but found a human way to get rid of it. She acknowledges her role in the fall of mankind and the betrayal of the [[Gaius Baltar\|man she loved]], but says that she needs that pain to find clarity and learn who she really is. Caprica-Six tries both tenderness and violence to share some of that insight with Tigh, but he refuses her {{TRS\|Escape Velocity}}. Often in her moments of tenderness, she appears to Tigh in the voice and face of [[Ellen Tigh#Saul's "Virtual Ellen"\|his late wife, Ellen]].		When Colonel Tigh visits Caprica-Six under the pretense of telling her that her petition to see Hera Agathon has been denied, if she feels guilty about the attack on the Colonies and how she deals with that, Caprica-Six tells him that she is just as human as him. She tries to offer Tigh the salvation she thinks he is seeking, but Tigh refuses and leaves. However, he returns later and Caprica tells him that Cylons can't simply switch off their pain, but found a human way to get rid of it. She acknowledges her role in the fall of mankind and the betrayal of the [[Gaius Baltar\|man she loved]], but says that she needs that pain to find clarity and learn who she really is. Caprica-Six tries both tenderness and violence to share some of that insight with Tigh, but he refuses her {{TRS\|Escape Velocity}}. Often in her moments of tenderness, she appears to Tigh in the voice and face of [[Ellen Tigh#Saul's "Virtual Ellen"\|his late wife, Ellen]].

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	When ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ is killed by [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]] in order to download to the [[Resurrection Ship]], Caprica-Six is there to greet her and takes her to [[Hera Agathon\|her child]]. When [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer]] threatens to kill the ailing Hera, who Agathon insists must be seen by a human doctor because the Cylons are mystified by her illness, Caprica snaps Boomer's neck to prevent others from being alerted. Caprica-Six helps Agathon and child escape to ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''. But on her arrival on ''Galactica'', Caprica-Six is thrown in the [[brig]] by Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]] {{TRS\|Rapture}}.		When {{callsign\|Athena}} is killed by [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]] in order to download to the [[Resurrection Ship]], Caprica-Six is there to greet her and takes her to [[Hera Agathon\|her child]]. When [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer]] threatens to kill the ailing Hera, who Agathon insists must be seen by a human doctor because the Cylons are mystified by her illness, Caprica snaps Boomer's neck to prevent others from being alerted. Caprica-Six helps Agathon and child escape to ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''. But on her arrival on ''Galactica'', Caprica-Six is thrown in the [[brig]] by Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]] {{TRS\|Rapture}}.

	(After her departure from the Cylon fleet, Caprica-Six's position of leadership is assumed by another Six copy known as [[Natalie]].)		(After her departure from the Cylon fleet, Caprica-Six's position of leadership is assumed by another Six copy known as [[Natalie]].)

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	==Preparation and the Attack==		==Preparation and the Attack==

	For two years, Caprica-Six lived on [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#Caprica\|Caprica]]. Seducing the ambitious, self-obsessed, arrogant [[Gaius Baltar]], she fools him into believing she was a corporate spy, seeking to gain advantage over her competitors in order to secure a lucrative [[Ministry of Defense\|defense contract]]. Over the course of two years, she used Baltar to gain access to his work -- even to the extent of re-writing many of his own algorithms -- in order to subvert his own [[Command Navigation Program]] for use in the forthcoming Cylon attack to cripple Colonial forces with no warning.		For two years, Caprica-Six lived on [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#Caprica\|Caprica]]. Seducing the ambitious, self-obsessed, arrogant [[Gaius Baltar]], she fools him into believing she was a corporate spy, seeking to gain advantage over her competitors in order to secure a lucrative [[Ministry of Defense\|defense contract]]. Over the course of two years, she used Baltar to gain access to his work—even to the extent of re-writing many of his own algorithms—in order to subvert his own [[Command Navigation Program]] for use in the forthcoming Cylon attack to cripple Colonial forces with no warning.

	Near the end of the two years, she sees a baby in a pram in a [[Caprica City#Riverwalk\|market place]]. The [[Chantara\|baby's mother]] is also present but then becomes distracted with [[Chantara's husband\|someone else talking to her]]. Caprica-Six takes a closer look at the baby and snaps its neck and walks away looking distressed, possibly to spare it from the imminent [[Cylon attack\|cataclysm]]. She also meets with a Cavil who she gives her a briefcase (presumably the one that contained the Cylon device seen in the Miniseries). The Cavil suggests she kill the body she's in and get a new one to prevent having to die in the attack, suggesting poison {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		Near the end of the two years, she sees a baby in a pram in a [[Caprica City#Riverwalk\|market place]]. The [[Chantara\|baby's mother]] is also present but then becomes distracted with [[Chantara's husband\|someone else talking to her]]. Caprica-Six takes a closer look at the baby and snaps its neck and walks away looking distressed, possibly to spare it from the imminent [[Cylon attack\|cataclysm]]. She also meets with a Cavil who she gives her a briefcase (presumably the one that contained the Cylon device seen in the Miniseries). The Cavil suggests she kill the body she's in and get a new one to prevent having to die in the attack, suggesting poison {{TRS\|The Plan}}.