Faye Lampkin - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 02:26, 15 March 2026

2026-03-15T02:26:58Z

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	Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:		Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:

	~~: ''~~I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clung one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, '''what was the point'''? I needed to be with her.''		{{quote\|I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clung one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, '''what was the point'''? I needed to be with her.}}

	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.
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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(Sine Qua Non)" to "{{TRS|Sine Qua Non}}"

2020-09-07T18:12:17Z

Text replacement - "(Sine Qua Non)" to "{{TRS|Sine Qua Non}}"

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	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.

	Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]] ~~([[~~Sine Qua Non~~]])~~.		Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]] {{TRS\|Sine Qua Non}}.

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(The Son Also Rises)" to "{{TRS|The Son Also Rises}}"

2020-09-07T06:03:19Z

Text replacement - "(The Son Also Rises)" to "{{TRS|The Son Also Rises}}"

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	: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clung one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, '''what was the point'''? I needed to be with her.''		: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clung one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, '''what was the point'''? I needed to be with her.''

	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" ~~([[~~The Son Also Rises~~]])~~.		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.

	Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]] ([[Sine Qua Non]]).		Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]] ([[Sine Qua Non]]).

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: tweaks

2008-12-25T06:37:52Z

tweaks

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	Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:		Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:

	: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I ~~clunged~~ one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, what~~ ~~was~~ ~~the~~ ~~point? I needed to be with her.''		: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clung one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, '''what was the point'''? I needed to be with her.''

	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" ([[The Son Also Rises]]).		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" ([[The Son Also Rises]]).
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	Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]] ([[Sine Qua Non]]).		Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]] ([[Sine Qua Non]]).

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Catrope: This isn't a spoiler; SQN has aired in the UK already

2008-05-29T11:59:09Z

This isn't a spoiler; SQN has aired in the UK already

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	~~{{spoiler}}~~

	'''Faye Lampkin''' was a Colonial citizen who was married to civil litigation lawyer [[Romo Lampkin]]. They had two daughters, Jennifer and Kate.		'''Faye Lampkin''' was a Colonial citizen who was married to civil litigation lawyer [[Romo Lampkin]]. They had two daughters, Jennifer and Kate.

Serenity at 09:05, 29 May 2008

2008-05-29T09:05:09Z

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	: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clunged one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, what was the point? I needed to be with her.''		: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clunged one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, what was the point? I needed to be with her.''

	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did". ([[The Son Also Rises]])		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" ([[The Son Also Rises]]).

	Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on Gemenon in the [[Cylon ~~Holocaust\|Attack~~]]. ([[Sine Qua Non]])		Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]] ([[Sine Qua Non]]).

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	~~==References==~~

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OTW: Sine Qua Non info

2008-05-29T09:01:35Z

Sine Qua Non info

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	'''~~Romo~~ Lampkin~~'s wife~~''' was a Colonial citizen who was married to civil litigation lawyer [[Romo Lampkin]].		{{spoiler}}

			'''Faye Lampkin''' was a Colonial citizen who was married to civil litigation lawyer [[Romo Lampkin]]. They had two daughters, Jennifer and Kate.

	Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:		Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:
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	: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clunged one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, what was the point? I needed to be with her.''		: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clunged one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, what was the point? I needed to be with her.''

	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did".		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did". ([[The Son Also Rises]])

	Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced ~~her,~~ separated from her~~, or became~~ a widower~~<ref>~~It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife.~~</ref> as a result of~~ the [[~~Fall of the Twelve Colonies~~\|~~final Cylon attack against the Colonies~~]]. ~~From his description and how he speaks of her, she is likely dead~~ ([[~~The Son Also Rises~~]]).		Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on Gemenon in the [[Cylon Holocaust\|Attack]]. ([[Sine Qua Non]])

	[[Category: A to Z\|Lampkin~~, Romo (wife of)~~]]		[[Category: A to Z\|Faye Lampkin]]
	[[Category: Characters\|Lampkin~~, Romo (wife of)~~]]		[[Category: Characters\|Faye Lampkin]]
	[[Category: Characters (RDM)\|Lampkin~~, Romo (wife of)~~]]		[[Category: Characters (RDM)\|Faye Lampkin]]
	[[Category: Mentioned-Only Characters (RDM)\|Lampkin~~, Romo (wife of)~~]]		[[Category: Mentioned-Only Characters (RDM)\|Faye Lampkin]]
	[[Category: RDM\|Lampkin~~, Romo (wife of)~~]]		[[Category: RDM\|Faye Lampkin]]

	==References==		==References==

	<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>		<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Romo Lampkin (wife of) moved to Faye Lampkin: name from SQN

2008-05-28T18:07:23Z

Romo Lampkin (wife of) moved to Faye Lampkin: name from SQN

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Fredmdbud at 05:24, 26 March 2008

2008-03-26T05:24:37Z

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	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did".		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did".

	Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced her, ~~merely~~ separated, or became a widower<ref>It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife.</ref> as a result of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|final Cylon attack against the Colonies]]. From his description and how he speaks of her, she is likely dead ([[The Son Also Rises]]).		Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced her, separated from her, or became a widower<ref>It is notable that he never refers to her as his ''ex''-wife.</ref> as a result of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|final Cylon attack against the Colonies]]. From his description and how he speaks of her, she is likely dead ([[The Son Also Rises]]).

	[[Category: A to Z\|Lampkin, Romo (wife of)]]		[[Category: A to Z\|Lampkin, Romo (wife of)]]

Fredmdbud at 05:23, 26 March 2008

2008-03-26T05:23:20Z

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	Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:		Romo describes her during his interview with [[Caprica-Six]]:

	: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clunged one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, ~~'''~~what was the point?~~'''~~ I needed to be with her.''		: ''I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clunged one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, what was the point? I needed to be with her.''

	As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did".		As a memento, he keeps her cat, [[Lance]], which didn't "scratch and bite like she did".