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While ''Galactica'' and its fleet are momentarily able to escape the Anchorage, they are hounded by the Cylons, who jump to the fleet's location every thirty-three minutes. This incurs a cat and mouse game that lasts for days after the fall, until the [[Olympic Carrier|passenger vessel]] being tracked by the Cylons is destroyed {{TRS|33}}. | While ''Galactica'' and its fleet are momentarily able to escape the Anchorage, they are hounded by the Cylons, who jump to the fleet's location every thirty-three minutes. This incurs a cat and mouse game that lasts for days after the fall, until the [[Olympic Carrier|passenger vessel]] being tracked by the Cylons is destroyed {{TRS|33}}. | ||
The Cylons occupy the Colonies for up to nine months after the attacks. During that time, they start removing the bodies of the dead, and attempt to capture healthy females for experimentation in [[farm]]s. Other models choose to replant cities and live life much as the Colonials did before the attacks. During the occupation, a few surviving Colonials wage a resistance movement on Caprica, led by [[Samuel Anders]] of the [[Caprica Buccaneers]] and unknowingly one of the [[Final Five]] Cylons. The Cylon experiment fails, and they abandon the Colonies. The surviving members of the resistance are evacuated to ''Galactica'' shortly afterward | The Cylons occupy the Colonies for up to nine months after the attacks. During that time, they start removing the bodies of the dead, and attempt to capture healthy females for experimentation in [[farm]]s. Other models choose to replant cities and live life much as the Colonials did before the attacks. During the occupation, a few surviving Colonials wage a resistance movement on Caprica, led by [[Samuel Anders]] of the [[Caprica Buccaneers]] and unknowingly one of the [[Final Five]] Cylons. The Cylon experiment fails, and they abandon the Colonies. The surviving members of the resistance are evacuated to ''Galactica'' shortly afterward ([[TRS]]: "[[The Plan]]", "[[Resistance]]", "[[The Farm]]", "[[Downloaded]]", "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]"). | ||
Overall, the attack is a success and a failure at the same time; as a Cavil later remarked, the Cylons "had their foot on the throat of humanity" but "failed to step down hard enough." None of the Final Five are killed, and are all reunited in the Fleet. One particular Cavil comes to look upon the attacks as a mistake. Four years later, the surviving Colonials [[Battle of the Colony|launch an assault]] that seals the fate of the Cylon race, settle a [[Earth (RDM)|newly discovered planet]], and eventually abandon the last vestiges of Colonial civilization {{TRS|Daybreak, Part II}}. | Overall, the attack is a success and a failure at the same time; as a Cavil later remarked, the Cylons "had their foot on the throat of humanity" but "failed to step down hard enough." None of the Final Five are killed, and are all reunited in the Fleet. One particular Cavil comes to look upon the attacks as a mistake. Four years later, the surviving Colonials [[Battle of the Colony|launch an assault]] that seals the fate of the Cylon race, settle a [[Earth (RDM)|newly discovered planet]], and eventually abandon the last vestiges of Colonial civilization {{TRS|Daybreak, Part II}}. | ||