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*In a television commercial, a [[Unnamed characters (CAP)#Mother|mother]] and [[Johnny|her]] [[Tessa|children]] weep at the wake for their [[Military Father|deceased husband and father]], a soldier in the [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprican]] military, until he walks into the room smiling and hugging everyone. Daniel Graystone steps in front of the camera and introduces the audience to [[Grace]] by [[Graystone Industries]], a service that promises escape from the loss of death by creating v-world avatars of loved ones. The real Daniel is unequivocally unhappy with the commercial, starting with the fact that [[Cyrus Xander]] and others appropriated Daniel's own digital avatar for the spot without his prior consent. At the other end of the table, the [[Guatrau]] overrides him, saying the commercial is "sweet" and recommending that it be re-shot with the real Daniel. | *In a television commercial, a [[Unnamed characters (CAP)#Mother|mother]] and [[Johnny|her]] [[Tessa|children]] weep at the wake for their [[Military Father|deceased husband and father]], a soldier in the [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprican]] military, until he walks into the room smiling and hugging everyone. Daniel Graystone steps in front of the camera and introduces the audience to [[Grace]] by [[Graystone Industries]], a service that promises escape from the loss of death by creating v-world avatars of loved ones. The real Daniel is unequivocally unhappy with the commercial, starting with the fact that [[Cyrus Xander]] and others appropriated Daniel's own digital avatar for the spot without his prior consent. At the other end of the table, the [[Guatrau]] overrides him, saying the commercial is "sweet" and recommending that it be re-shot with the real Daniel. | ||
*[[Mar-Beth Willow]] is becoming increasingly unhappy with Amanda Graystone's presence. She dismisses her with a menial errand after Amanda expresses surprise at Mar-Beth not receiving any professional medical support for her pregnancy, and then confronts Clarice about the danger of keeping "[[Reins of a Waterfall|Terror Mom]]" as a house guest. She goes on to ask Clarice if she is ready to continue exposing their family to this and other increasingly hazardous risks. Clarice answers only that it is all "[[God (RDM)|God]]'s will," and she hopes God will not ask her for a sacrifice that will truly endanger the family. Mar-Beth points out how God's will and Clarice's will seem to have become the same thing recently. | *[[Mar-Beth Willow]] is becoming increasingly unhappy with Amanda Graystone's presence. She dismisses her with a menial errand after Amanda expresses surprise at Mar-Beth not receiving any professional medical support for her pregnancy, and then confronts Clarice about the danger of keeping "[[Reins of a Waterfall|Terror Mom]]" as a house guest. She goes on to ask Clarice if she is ready to continue exposing their family to this and other increasingly hazardous risks. Clarice answers only that it is all "[[God (RDM)|God]]'s will," and she hopes God will not ask her for a sacrifice that will truly endanger the family. Mar-Beth points out how God's will and Clarice's will seem to have become the same thing recently. | ||
*Sam talks privately with Joseph in a Graystone Industries meeting room about his nightmares of the civil war. When he complains that Larry cannot understand why he is so driven to send money to the rebels--something that even Evelyn is doing--Joseph presses him. Sam admits to smuggling small arms to Tauron, without the Gautrau's knowledge. Joseph points out that Larry knows the | *Sam talks privately with Joseph in a Graystone Industries meeting room about his nightmares of the civil war. When he complains that Larry cannot understand why he is so driven to send money to the rebels--something that even Evelyn is doing--Joseph presses him. Sam admits to smuggling small arms to Tauron, without the Gautrau's knowledge. Joseph points out that Larry knows the risks Sam is undertaking and that he should be grateful that someone who loves him deeply is trying to protect him. Standing off to the side of the room, Evelyn hears everything Joseph is saying. | ||
*In a public park, Amanda is surprised when [[Global Defense Department]] agent [[Jordan Duram]] appears. She confesses that she is making little progress in begin accepted by the Willow family. Duram urges her to go faster, acting only on a gut instinct that they are losing precious time. | *In a public park, Amanda is surprised when [[Global Defense Department]] agent [[Jordan Duram]] appears. She confesses that she is making little progress in begin accepted by the Willow family. Duram urges her to go faster, acting only on a gut instinct that they are losing precious time. | ||
*Driving a hearse into an alleyway, Sam and a [[Ha'la'tha]] colleague, [[Demos]], stop behind a city maintenance truck. A black car pulls up behind them, pinning them in. The maintenance workers suddenly point guns at the hearse as a group of armed men step out of the car. | *Driving a hearse into an alleyway, Sam and a [[Ha'la'tha]] colleague, [[Demos]], stop behind a city maintenance truck. A black car pulls up behind them, pinning them in. The maintenance workers suddenly point guns at the hearse as a group of armed men step out of the car. | ||