Caprican refugees - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 04:40, 3 March 2024

2024-03-03T04:40:37Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:40, 3 March 2024
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[File:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on {{RDM\|Caprica}} await a fateful lottery number selection.]]		[[File:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on {{RDM\|Caprica}} await a fateful lottery number selection.]]
	A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.		A large group (at least 134 people) of '''[[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprican]] refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.

	Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.		Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.
			[[File:TRS - Miniseries - Survivors Converge Upon Raptor 312.jpg\|thumb\|Caprican refugees converge upon [[Raptor 312]] en masse {{TRS\|Miniseries, Night 1}}.]]
	When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.		When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.

	~~The~~ Raptor (crewed by [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]) is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.		[[Raptor 312]], crewed by Lts. [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]], is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.

	With ~~only~~ room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing ~~(not realizing~~ they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.		With room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery by ripping up pages from the Raptor flight manual. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing, forgetful that they rest on her head. While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.

	Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Agathon gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, ~~who is~~ injured ~~during their~~ Raptor's evasion two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.		Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Agathon gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, injured from the Raptor's evasion of two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.

	The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Agathon is forced to shoot the man off the ship, killing him.<ref>On page 103 of the Miniseries shooting script, it explicitly notes that "Helo SHOOTS HIM DEAD" (sic).</ref>		The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Agathon is forced to shoot the man off the ship, killing him.<ref>On page 103 of the Miniseries shooting script, it explicitly notes that "Helo SHOOTS HIM DEAD" (sic).</ref>

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Image:" to "File:"

2024-01-22T02:22:04Z

Text replacement - "Image:" to "File:"

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:22, 22 January 2024
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[~~Image~~:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on {{RDM\|Caprica}} await a fateful lottery number selection.]]		[[File:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on {{RDM\|Caprica}} await a fateful lottery number selection.]]
	A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.		A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica" to "{{RDM|Caprica}}"

2020-09-19T21:47:38Z

Text replacement - "Caprica" to "{{RDM|Caprica}}"

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:47, 19 September 2020
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[Image:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on ~~[[Caprica (~~RDM)\|Caprica]] await a fateful lottery number selection.]]		[[Image:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on {{RDM\|Caprica}} await a fateful lottery number selection.]]
	A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.		A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(Miniseries, Night 1)" to "{{TRS|Miniseries, Night 1}}"

2020-05-06T01:37:41Z

Text replacement - "(Miniseries, Night 1)" to "{{TRS|Miniseries, Night 1}}"

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:37, 6 May 2020
Line 16:		Line 16:
	Agathon eventually [[33\|separates from the stranded refugees]]. He manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]] to rejoin ''Galactica''.		Agathon eventually [[33\|separates from the stranded refugees]]. He manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]] to rejoin ''Galactica''.

	With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning ~~([[~~Miniseries, Night 1~~]])~~.<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in a narrative by [[Laura Roslin]] in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>		With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning {{TRS\|Miniseries, Night 1}}.<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in a narrative by [[Laura Roslin]] in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "
" to "{{reflist}}"

2020-04-18T18:37:46Z

Text replacement - "<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>" to "{{reflist}}"

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:37, 18 April 2020
Line 19:		Line 19:

	==References==		==References==
	~~<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>~~		{{reflist}}

	[[Category:A to Z]]		[[Category:A to Z]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: rm "likely"; he's dead, also nabbing a few more "Helo" to "Agathon" conversions

2008-11-27T20:14:53Z

rm "likely"; he's dead, also nabbing a few more "Helo" to "Agathon" conversions

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:14, 27 November 2008
Line 10:		Line 10:
	With only room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing (not realizing they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.		With only room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing (not realizing they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.

	Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when ~~Helo~~ gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, who is injured during their Raptor's evasion two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.		Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Agathon gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, who is injured during their Raptor's evasion two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.

	The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, ~~Helo~~ is forced to shoot the man off the ship, ~~likely~~ killing him.		The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Agathon is forced to shoot the man off the ship, killing him.<ref>On page 103 of the Miniseries shooting script, it explicitly notes that "Helo SHOOTS HIM DEAD" (sic).</ref>

	~~Helo~~ eventually [[33\|separates from the stranded refugees]]. He manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]].		Agathon eventually [[33\|separates from the stranded refugees]]. He manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]] to rejoin ''Galactica''.

	With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning ([[Miniseries, Night 1]]).<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in a narrative by [[Laura Roslin]] in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>		With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning ([[Miniseries, Night 1]]).<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in a narrative by [[Laura Roslin]] in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: ticket 188

2008-11-27T20:08:50Z

ticket 188

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:08, 27 November 2008
Line 6:		Line 6:
	When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.		When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.

	The Raptor (crewed by [[Karl Agathon\|"Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|"Boomer" Valerii]]) is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.		The Raptor (crewed by [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]) is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.

	With only room remaining for only three adults, ~~Boomer~~ creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing (not realizing they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.		With only room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing (not realizing they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.

	Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Helo gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. ~~Helo (~~injured ~~as his~~ Raptor ~~evaded~~ two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles) carries a [[medkit]] with him.		Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Helo gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, who is injured during their Raptor's evasion two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.

	The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.		The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.

Spencerian at 10:49, 19 September 2007

2007-09-19T10:49:59Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:49, 19 September 2007
Line 14:		Line 14:
	The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.		The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.

	Helo eventually [[33\|separates from ~~other~~ refugees]] ~~and~~ manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]]. With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning ([[Miniseries, Night 1]]).<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in a narrative by [[Laura Roslin]] in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>		Helo eventually [[33\|separates from the stranded refugees]]. He manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]].

			With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning ([[Miniseries, Night 1]]).<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in a narrative by [[Laura Roslin]] in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Spencerian: Updated.

2007-09-19T10:48:45Z

Updated.

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:48, 19 September 2007
Line 14:		Line 14:
	The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.		The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.

	Helo eventually [[33\|separates from other refugees]] and manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]]. With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning ([[Miniseries, Night 1]]).<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>		Helo eventually [[33\|separates from other refugees]] and manages to stay alive and [[The Farm\|eventually escapes Caprica]]. With the substantial nuclear bombing of the planet and the lingering radioactive fallout, the remaining refugees eventually die from radiation poisoning ([[Miniseries, Night 1]]).<ref>The fate of the refugees is confirmed in a narrative by [[Laura Roslin]] in the special program, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]''.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Spencerian at 16:17, 25 May 2007

2007-05-25T16:17:25Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:17, 25 May 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[Image:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] await a fateful lottery number selection.]]		[[Image:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] await a fateful lottery number selection.]]
	A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. ~~Therefor~~, the refugees can't be too far from the city</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.		A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.

	Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.		Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:40, 3 March 2024
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[File:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on {{RDM\|Caprica}} await a fateful lottery number selection.]]		[[File:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on {{RDM\|Caprica}} await a fateful lottery number selection.]]
	A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.		A large group (at least 134 people) of '''[[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprican]] refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.

	Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.		Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.
			[[File:TRS - Miniseries - Survivors Converge Upon Raptor 312.jpg\|thumb\|Caprican refugees converge upon [[Raptor 312]] en masse {{TRS\|Miniseries, Night 1}}.]]
	When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.		When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.

	~~The~~ Raptor (crewed by [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]) is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.		[[Raptor 312]], crewed by Lts. [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]], is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.

	With ~~only~~ room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing ~~(not realizing~~ they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.		With room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery by ripping up pages from the Raptor flight manual. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing, forgetful that they rest on her head. While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.

	Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Agathon gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, ~~who is~~ injured ~~during their~~ Raptor's evasion two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.		Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Agathon gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, injured from the Raptor's evasion of two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.

	The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Agathon is forced to shoot the man off the ship, killing him.<ref>On page 103 of the Miniseries shooting script, it explicitly notes that "Helo SHOOTS HIM DEAD" (sic).</ref>		The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Agathon is forced to shoot the man off the ship, killing him.<ref>On page 103 of the Miniseries shooting script, it explicitly notes that "Helo SHOOTS HIM DEAD" (sic).</ref>

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:08, 27 November 2008
Line 6:		Line 6:
	When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.		When the group sees a [[Raptor]] land nearby, they move to it quickly and beg to escape from Caprica. [[Bribing man\|One man]] tries to bribe his way onto the Raptor.

	The Raptor (crewed by [[Karl Agathon\|"Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|"Boomer" Valerii]]) is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.		The Raptor (crewed by [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] and [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]) is far too small to carry everyone. Four children, including [[Boxey (RDM)\|Boxey]], are allowed aboard without debate.

	With only room remaining for only three adults, ~~Boomer~~ creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing (not realizing they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.		With only room remaining for only three adults, Valerii creates a lottery. One older woman is selected (off-screen). A second young woman with ticket #127, [[Giana]], is selected. As [[Numerology#47\|ticket #47]] is announced, an [[Lady with glasses\|old woman]] asks Baltar (himself having ticket #188<ref>On page 101 of the final Miniseries shooting script, Baltar's slip of paper reads "188".</ref>) to help her read her ticket, explaining that her reading glasses are missing (not realizing they rest on her head). While Baltar considers switching his number with her #47 to get aboard, Agathon recognizes Baltar and asks him to approach. A paranoid Baltar denies any wrong-doing and escorts the old woman to the front of the crowd.

	Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Helo gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. ~~Helo (~~injured ~~as his~~ Raptor ~~evaded~~ two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles) carries a [[medkit]] with him.		Baltar is allowed to board the Raptor when Helo gives up his seat, believing that Baltar's intellect will be far more needed for the survival of mankind than his own. Agathon, who is injured during their Raptor's evasion two [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] missiles, carries a [[medkit]] with him.

	The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.		The Raptor leaves with its maximum load of passengers, but a [[desperate man]] leaps atop the Raptor's wing, trying to gain access. After several warnings, Helo is forced to shoot the man off the ship, likely killing him.

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:17, 25 May 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[Image:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] await a fateful lottery number selection.]]		[[Image:Mini-Caprican Refugees.jpg\|thumb\|A group of refugees on [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] await a fateful lottery number selection.]]
	A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. ~~Therefor~~, the refugees can't be too far from the city</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.		A large group (at least 134 people) of '''Caprican refugees'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> from cities near [[Caprica City]]<ref>Baltar's house is obliterated by the shockwave from the nuclear weapon hitting Caprica City. Moreover, Number Six moves between the house and the city within a few hours. Therefore, the refugees can't be too far from the city.</ref> flee from the devastating [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|nuclear bombing]] of the colony's major cities and population centers.

	Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.		Many of the refugees are still wearing their sleepwear. A few managed to find time to gather a few personal items, such as paintings, books, and some baggage. Most of the frightened people, however, try to escape the destruction of their world with only the clothes on their back. Among the group is an attaché case-carrying [[Gaius Baltar]], who, unknown to everyone else, has more [[Caprica-Six\|knowledge of the attack on the Colonies]] that he would care to admit.