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The family home where Ila lived with her husband and children was located on a hillside on Caprica. While raising Athena, Ila sang a lullaby to {{TOS-RH|Athena}} every night at their hillside home.<ref name="ARM15">{{cite book|last=Hatch|first=Richard|coauthors=[[Christopher Golden|Golden, Christopher]]|authorlink=Richard Hatch|title=[[Armageddon (Book)|Armageddon]]|publisher=iBooks, Inc.|month=May|year=2004|pages=15}}</ref> Ila's husband, Adama, had a fondness for lavender [[Dnigibian orchids]], flowers with unique curved white blossoms with a hint of pink on the inside that reminded him of her.<ref name="REB109">{{cite book|last=Hatch|first=Richard|coauthors=[[Brad Linaweaver|Linaweaver, Brad]]|authorlink=Richard Hatch|title=[[Rebellion (Book)|Rebellion]]|publisher=Tor Books|month=December|year=2010|pages=109}}</ref> He told his children about these flowers during a sectare that Athena would later recall with great fondness.<ref name="REB109" /> | The family home where Ila lived with her husband and children was located on a hillside on Caprica. While raising Athena, Ila sang a lullaby to {{TOS-RH|Athena}} every night at their hillside home.<ref name="ARM15">{{cite book|last=Hatch|first=Richard|coauthors=[[Christopher Golden|Golden, Christopher]]|authorlink=Richard Hatch|title=[[Armageddon (Book)|Armageddon]]|publisher=iBooks, Inc.|month=May|year=2004|pages=15}}</ref> Ila's husband, Adama, had a fondness for lavender [[Dnigibian orchids]], flowers with unique curved white blossoms with a hint of pink on the inside that reminded him of her.<ref name="REB109">{{cite book|last=Hatch|first=Richard|coauthors=[[Brad Linaweaver|Linaweaver, Brad]]|authorlink=Richard Hatch|title=[[Rebellion (Book)|Rebellion]]|publisher=Tor Books|month=December|year=2010|pages=109}}</ref> He told his children about these flowers during a sectare that Athena would later recall with great fondness.<ref name="REB109" /> | ||
She died during the [[Battle of | She died during the [[Battle of Caprica (TOS-RH)|Cylon attack on Caprica]].<ref name="ARM14">{{cite book|last=Hatch|first=Richard|coauthors=[[Christopher Golden|Golden, Christopher]]|authorlink=Richard Hatch|title=[[Armageddon (Book)|Armageddon]]|publisher=iBooks, Inc.|month=May|year=2004|pages=14}}</ref> Adama salvaged one item from the ruins of their home following the attack: an antique time device called a clock.<ref name="ARM12">{{cite book|last=Hatch|first=Richard|coauthors=[[Christopher Golden|Golden, Christopher]]|authorlink=Richard Hatch|title=[[Armageddon (Book)|Armageddon]]|publisher=iBooks, Inc.|month=May|year=2004|pages=12}}</ref> | ||
Later, eighteen yahren after her death, as Adama lay dying, Athena sang Ila's lullaby to her father, remembering every word despite not having thought of it in ages.<ref name="ARM15" /> | Later, eighteen yahren after her death, as Adama lay dying, Athena sang Ila's lullaby to her father, remembering every word despite not having thought of it in ages.<ref name="ARM15" /> | ||