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:''For related information on Kara Thrace's destiny noted in this article, see [[The Destiny]].'' | |||
[[Image:3X17-Maelstrom-LeobenStarbuck.jpg|right|thumb|Messenger Leoben and a confused [[Kara Thrace]] ([[TRS]]: "[[Maelstrom]]").]] | |||
An '''spectral entity that takes the form of [[Leoben Conoy]]'''<ref>The Leoben image significantly differs from the [[Messenger|Messenger Six and Messenger Baltar]] in that it never claims to be a Cylon, nor does it appear to Thrace in real-time; he appears only in Thrace's vision while she is unconscious.</ref> guides [[Kara Thrace]] through her past and her unresolved issues with her long-dead mother, [[Socrata Thrace]]. | |||
This "Messenger Leoben"<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> appears to Kara Thrace as she awakens in what appears to be her old apartment in [[Delphi]]. In reality, Thrace found herself chasing what she believed was a [[Heavy Raider]] down a gigantic planetary storm, and was knocked unconscious, alarms blaring from her [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]], when she finds her waking on her bed on [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprica]]. | |||
This "Messenger Leoben"<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> appears to Kara Thrace as she awakens in what appears to be her old apartment in [[Delphi]]. In reality, Thrace found herself chasing what she believed was a [[Heavy Raider]] down a gigantic planetary storm, and was knocked unconscious, alarms blaring from her [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]], when she finds her waking on her bed on | |||
Messenger Leoben partially succeeds in convincing Thrace that she was not captured by the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] when the entity changes reality around he and Thrace to Socrata Thrace's apartment (approximately six years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]) on the last day that Thrace saw her mother. | Messenger Leoben partially succeeds in convincing Thrace that she was not captured by the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] when the entity changes reality around he and Thrace to Socrata Thrace's apartment (approximately six years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]) on the last day that Thrace saw her mother. | ||
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Thrace realizes that Messenger Leoben was not a [[Leoben Conoy]] Cylon at all. "I never said I was," is the being's answer. Messenger Leoben tells Thrace that he was there to help guide her to the place "between life and death." | Thrace realizes that Messenger Leoben was not a [[Leoben Conoy]] Cylon at all. "I never said I was," is the being's answer. Messenger Leoben tells Thrace that he was there to help guide her to the place "between life and death." | ||
When the vision ends, Thrace accepts the offer to explore the place "between life and death, | When the vision ends, Thrace accepts the offer to explore the place "between life and death", does not alter her fighter's course, and seems to die as the Viper explodes ([[TRS]]: "[[Maelstrom]]"). | ||
===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
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*Messenger Leoben is the fifth instance where visions or other extra-sensory perceptions guide a human to something pre-destined by the [[Sacred Scrolls]] or other lore of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM)|Thirteenth Tribe]]. | *Messenger Leoben is the fifth instance where visions or other extra-sensory perceptions guide a human to something pre-destined by the [[Sacred Scrolls]] or other lore of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM)|Thirteenth Tribe]]. | ||
**The first instance is [[Laura Roslin|Laura Roslin's]] [[Chamalla|prescient visions]] that lead her to believe her destiny as the "dying leader" (Season 1). | **The first instance is [[Laura Roslin|Laura Roslin's]] [[Chamalla|prescient visions]] that lead her to believe her destiny as the "dying leader" (Season 1). | ||
**The second instance is the [[Tomb of Athena]], where ancient tribal technology creates a hologram that points the general location of [[Earth (RDM)|Earth]] | **The second instance is the [[Tomb of Athena]], where ancient tribal technology creates a hologram that points the general location of [[Earth (RDM)|Earth]] ([[TRS]]: "[[Home, Part II]]"). | ||
**A third instance involves [[Galen Tyrol]]'s extrasensory ability to sense and find the [[Temple of Five]] on the [[algae planet]] | **A third instance involves [[Galen Tyrol]]'s extrasensory ability to sense and find the [[Temple of Five]] on the [[algae planet]] ([[TRS]]: "[[The Eye of Jupiter]]"). | ||
**As the algae planet's home star begins to nova, the Temple of Five's mechanisms allow a [[Number Three]] Cylon to see a persistent vision of who she believes to be the [[Final five|missing five Cylons]]. The vision may or may not have been intended for [[Gaius Baltar]], also in attendance | **As the algae planet's home star begins to nova, the Temple of Five's mechanisms allow a [[Number Three]] Cylon to see a persistent vision of who she believes to be the [[Final five|missing five Cylons]]. The vision may or may not have been intended for [[Gaius Baltar]], also in attendance ([[TRS]]: "[[Rapture]]"). | ||
**The Temple of Five, built 4,000 years before, contains a [[Eye of Jupiter|mandala]] that Kara Thrace has known of and drawn as a child without an external source for the symbol, leading to the fifth instance and Messenger Leoben. | **The Temple of Five, built 4,000 years before, contains a [[Eye of Jupiter|mandala]] that Kara Thrace has known of and drawn as a child without an external source for the symbol, leading to the fifth instance and Messenger Leoben. | ||
*The revelation of Messenger Six and Messenger Baltar as agents of a higher power | *The revelation of Messenger Six and Messenger Baltar as agents of a higher power ([[TRS]]: "[[Daybreak, Part II]]") supports the probability that Messenger Leoben is also such an agent, preparing Thrace for her [[The Destiny|destiny]] for the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||