Opera House Prophecy - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica Six" to "Caprica-Six"

2024-02-20T22:16:00Z

Text replacement - "Caprica Six" to "Caprica-Six"

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	The '''Opera House Prophecy''' is a vision {{callsign\|Athena}}, [[Laura Roslin]] and [[Caprica Six]] had repeatedly since the events of "[[Crossroads, Part II]]".		The '''Opera House Prophecy''' is a vision {{callsign\|Athena}}, [[Laura Roslin]] and [[Caprica-Six]] had repeatedly since the events of "[[Crossroads, Part II]]".

	==The Vision==		==The Vision==
	*In the vision that comes to them as a dream, Roslin and Agathon are chasing [[Hera Agathon]] through the {{RDM\|Kobol}} [[Opera House]] and their part ends when Hera's taken by [[Gaius Baltar]] and Caprica Six and goes through a door which closes behind them, closing Agathon and Roslin out. For Caprica Six the vision continues and she goes through the door and continues on through another door then turns around and sees the [[Final Five]] in white cloaks on a balcony looking down on them.		*In the vision that comes to them as a dream, Roslin and Agathon are chasing [[Hera Agathon]] through the {{RDM\|Kobol}} [[Opera House]] and their part ends when Hera's taken by [[Gaius Baltar]] and Caprica-Six and goes through a door which closes behind them, closing Agathon and Roslin out. For Caprica-Six the vision continues and she goes through the door and continues on through another door then turns around and sees the [[Final Five]] in white cloaks on a balcony looking down on them.

	==Attempts to Act On the Visions==		==Attempts to Act On the Visions==
	*The three of them have this vision repeatedly and the Rebel Hybrid [[Hybrid utterances\|prophecies]] that "the Dying Leader [Roslin] shall know the truth of the Opera House." Roslin tries to get answers from the rebel baseship's [[Hybrid]], but is unsuccessful. Fear caused by this vision causes Agathon to kill [[Natalie]], leader of the Cylon rebels, as she was worried that Natalie was the Six that would take Hera away from her. When Caprica Six becomes pregnant, Roslin and Caprica Six cease having this vision, but it returns when Caprica Six miscarries.		*The three of them have this vision repeatedly and the Rebel Hybrid [[Hybrid utterances\|prophecies]] that "the Dying Leader [Roslin] shall know the truth of the Opera House." Roslin tries to get answers from the rebel baseship's [[Hybrid]], but is unsuccessful. Fear caused by this vision causes Agathon to kill [[Natalie]], leader of the Cylon rebels, as she was worried that Natalie was the Six that would take Hera away from her. When Caprica-Six becomes pregnant, Roslin and Caprica-Six cease having this vision, but it returns when Caprica-Six miscarries.

	==Vision Fulfilled==		==Vision Fulfilled==
	* Hera runs away from her parents after being rescued from [[The Colony]] with help from [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]; Roslin senses her return and briefly protects her from being found, however she runs off again. In a fulfillment of the vision, which is seen intermittently by the characters during these events, Roslin and Sharon Agathon chase after Hera through ''Galactica'', and she gets taken by Caprica Six and Baltar after finding her. They do not see Roslin and Agathon when taking her and closing the hatch. When they reach what is ''Galactica'' equivalent of the final door entered in the vision, both realize they need to go through it, and find themselves in CIC with the Final Five, who are on the uppermost level of the area in a similar position to that of the vision. Soon after there is an explosion and [[John Cavil]] manages to grab Hera and hold her at gun point. Baltar talks him down and [[Saul Tigh]] offers him [[Resurrection (RDM)\|Resurrection]] technology in exchange for Hera's life {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part II}}.		* Hera runs away from her parents after being rescued from [[The Colony]] with help from [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]; Roslin senses her return and briefly protects her from being found, however she runs off again. In a fulfillment of the vision, which is seen intermittently by the characters during these events, Roslin and Sharon Agathon chase after Hera through ''Galactica'', and she gets taken by Caprica-Six and Baltar after finding her. They do not see Roslin and Agathon when taking her and closing the hatch. When they reach what is ''Galactica'' equivalent of the final door entered in the vision, both realize they need to go through it, and find themselves in CIC with the Final Five, who are on the uppermost level of the area in a similar position to that of the vision. Soon after there is an explosion and [[John Cavil]] manages to grab Hera and hold her at gun point. Baltar talks him down and [[Saul Tigh]] offers him [[Resurrection (RDM)\|Resurrection]] technology in exchange for Hera's life {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part II}}.

	==Unanswered Questions==		==Unanswered Questions==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Sharon Agathon" to "{{callsign|Athena}}"

2024-02-19T04:01:58Z

Text replacement - "Sharon Agathon" to "{{callsign|Athena}}"

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	The '''Opera House Prophecy''' is a vision ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~, [[Laura Roslin]] and [[Caprica Six]] had repeatedly since the events of "[[Crossroads, Part II]]".		The '''Opera House Prophecy''' is a vision {{callsign\|Athena}}, [[Laura Roslin]] and [[Caprica Six]] had repeatedly since the events of "[[Crossroads, Part II]]".

	==The Vision==		==The Vision==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Kobol" to "{{RDM|Kobol}}"

2020-09-20T04:21:02Z

Text replacement - "Kobol" to "{{RDM|Kobol}}"

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	==The Vision==		==The Vision==
	*In the vision that comes to them as a dream, Roslin and Agathon are chasing [[Hera Agathon]] through the ~~[[Kobol (~~RDM)\|Kobol]] [[Opera House]] and their part ends when Hera's taken by [[Gaius Baltar]] and Caprica Six and goes through a door which closes behind them, closing Agathon and Roslin out. For Caprica Six the vision continues and she goes through the door and continues on through another door then turns around and sees the [[Final Five]] in white cloaks on a balcony looking down on them.		*In the vision that comes to them as a dream, Roslin and Agathon are chasing [[Hera Agathon]] through the {{RDM\|Kobol}} [[Opera House]] and their part ends when Hera's taken by [[Gaius Baltar]] and Caprica Six and goes through a door which closes behind them, closing Agathon and Roslin out. For Caprica Six the vision continues and she goes through the door and continues on through another door then turns around and sees the [[Final Five]] in white cloaks on a balcony looking down on them.

	==Attempts to Act On the Visions==		==Attempts to Act On the Visions==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "the ''Galactica''" to "''Galactica''"

2020-09-07T18:55:49Z

Text replacement - "the ''Galactica''" to "''Galactica''"

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	==Vision Fulfilled==		==Vision Fulfilled==
	* Hera runs away from her parents after being rescued from [[The Colony]] with help from [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]; Roslin senses her return and briefly protects her from being found, however she runs off again. In a fulfillment of the vision, which is seen intermittently by the characters during these events, Roslin and Sharon Agathon chase after Hera through ''Galactica'', and she gets taken by Caprica Six and Baltar after finding her. They do not see Roslin and Agathon when taking her and closing the hatch. When they reach what is ~~the~~ ''Galactica'' equivalent of the final door entered in the vision, both realize they need to go through it, and find themselves in CIC with the Final Five, who are on the uppermost level of the area in a similar position to that of the vision. Soon after there is an explosion and [[John Cavil]] manages to grab Hera and hold her at gun point. Baltar talks him down and [[Saul Tigh]] offers him [[Resurrection (RDM)\|Resurrection]] technology in exchange for Hera's life {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part II}}.		* Hera runs away from her parents after being rescued from [[The Colony]] with help from [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]; Roslin senses her return and briefly protects her from being found, however she runs off again. In a fulfillment of the vision, which is seen intermittently by the characters during these events, Roslin and Sharon Agathon chase after Hera through ''Galactica'', and she gets taken by Caprica Six and Baltar after finding her. They do not see Roslin and Agathon when taking her and closing the hatch. When they reach what is ''Galactica'' equivalent of the final door entered in the vision, both realize they need to go through it, and find themselves in CIC with the Final Five, who are on the uppermost level of the area in a similar position to that of the vision. Soon after there is an explosion and [[John Cavil]] manages to grab Hera and hold her at gun point. Baltar talks him down and [[Saul Tigh]] offers him [[Resurrection (RDM)\|Resurrection]] technology in exchange for Hera's life {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part II}}.

	==Unanswered Questions==		==Unanswered Questions==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(Daybreak, Part II)" to "{{TRS|Daybreak, Part II}}"

2020-09-07T18:33:34Z

Text replacement - "(Daybreak, Part II)" to "{{TRS|Daybreak, Part II}}"

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	==Vision Fulfilled==		==Vision Fulfilled==
	* Hera runs away from her parents after being rescued from [[The Colony]] with help from [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]; Roslin senses her return and briefly protects her from being found, however she runs off again. In a fulfillment of the vision, which is seen intermittently by the characters during these events, Roslin and Sharon Agathon chase after Hera through ''Galactica'', and she gets taken by Caprica Six and Baltar after finding her. They do not see Roslin and Agathon when taking her and closing the hatch. When they reach what is the ''Galactica'' equivalent of the final door entered in the vision, both realize they need to go through it, and find themselves in CIC with the Final Five, who are on the uppermost level of the area in a similar position to that of the vision. Soon after there is an explosion and [[John Cavil]] manages to grab Hera and hold her at gun point. Baltar talks him down and [[Saul Tigh]] offers him [[Resurrection (RDM)\|Resurrection]] technology in exchange for Hera's life ~~([[~~Daybreak, Part II~~]])~~.		* Hera runs away from her parents after being rescued from [[The Colony]] with help from [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]; Roslin senses her return and briefly protects her from being found, however she runs off again. In a fulfillment of the vision, which is seen intermittently by the characters during these events, Roslin and Sharon Agathon chase after Hera through ''Galactica'', and she gets taken by Caprica Six and Baltar after finding her. They do not see Roslin and Agathon when taking her and closing the hatch. When they reach what is the ''Galactica'' equivalent of the final door entered in the vision, both realize they need to go through it, and find themselves in CIC with the Final Five, who are on the uppermost level of the area in a similar position to that of the vision. Soon after there is an explosion and [[John Cavil]] manages to grab Hera and hold her at gun point. Baltar talks him down and [[Saul Tigh]] offers him [[Resurrection (RDM)\|Resurrection]] technology in exchange for Hera's life {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part II}}.

	==Unanswered Questions==		==Unanswered Questions==

Flatulist: /* Attempts to Act On the Visions */ - linked to 'Hybrid utterances' - minor liverwurst is raunchy

2012-04-15T17:00:41Z

Attempts to Act On the Visions: - linked to 'Hybrid utterances' - minor liverwurst is raunchy

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	==Attempts to Act On the Visions==		==Attempts to Act On the Visions==
	*The three of them have this vision repeatedly and the Rebel Hybrid prophecies that "the Dying Leader [Roslin] shall know the truth of the Opera House." Roslin tries to get answers from the rebel baseship's [[Hybrid]], but is unsuccessful. Fear caused by this vision causes Agathon to kill [[Natalie]], leader of the Cylon rebels, as she was worried that Natalie was the Six that would take Hera away from her. When Caprica Six becomes pregnant, Roslin and Caprica Six cease having this vision, but it returns when Caprica Six miscarries.		*The three of them have this vision repeatedly and the Rebel Hybrid [[Hybrid utterances\|prophecies]] that "the Dying Leader [Roslin] shall know the truth of the Opera House." Roslin tries to get answers from the rebel baseship's [[Hybrid]], but is unsuccessful. Fear caused by this vision causes Agathon to kill [[Natalie]], leader of the Cylon rebels, as she was worried that Natalie was the Six that would take Hera away from her. When Caprica Six becomes pregnant, Roslin and Caprica Six cease having this vision, but it returns when Caprica Six miscarries.

	==Vision Fulfilled==		==Vision Fulfilled==

Enabran: german Link

2010-08-24T09:33:01Z

german Link

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	[[Category:RDM]]		[[Category:RDM]]

			[[De:Opernhaus Prophezeiung]]

JubalHarshaw: /* Analysis */

2009-12-11T18:28:25Z

Analysis

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	* The "truth of the Opera House" might refer to [[Laura Roslin]] realizing the elements of the vision that she experienced when going after Hera in the corridors of ''Galactica'' that were actually taking place/fulfilled.		* The "truth of the Opera House" might refer to [[Laura Roslin]] realizing the elements of the vision that she experienced when going after Hera in the corridors of ''Galactica'' that were actually taking place/fulfilled.
	* The "dying leader" could possibly be ''~~Galctica~~'' itself. At the time the of the Opera House prophecy's realization, ''Galactica'' was already critically damaged and even described as "dying" by [[Galen Tyrol]]. The ship had lead the human race to its new home and in the final act of its life was the stage for the (brief) union between Cylon and man depicted in the vision. Shortly after that the ship suffers catastrophic damage, effectively "dying" on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s doorstep in accordance with Pythia's prophecy of the dying leader not surviving to set foot on the promised land, whereas Laura Roslin not only made it to but set foot on Earth as well.		* The "dying leader" could possibly be ''Galactica'' itself. At the time the of the Opera House prophecy's realization, ''Galactica'' was already critically damaged and even described as "dying" by [[Galen Tyrol]]. The ship had lead the human race to its new home and in the final act of its life was the stage for the (brief) union between Cylon and man depicted in the vision. Shortly after that the ship suffers catastrophic damage, effectively "dying" on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s doorstep in accordance with Pythia's prophecy of the dying leader not surviving to set foot on the promised land, whereas Laura Roslin not only made it to but set foot on Earth as well.

	[[Category:Cylon Religion (RDM)]]		[[Category:Cylon Religion (RDM)]]

Kahran: /* Analysis */

2009-07-24T06:49:25Z

Analysis

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	* The "truth of the Opera House" might refer to [[Laura Roslin]] realizing the elements of the vision that she experienced when going after Hera in the corridors of ''Galactica'' that were actually taking place/fulfilled.		* The "truth of the Opera House" might refer to [[Laura Roslin]] realizing the elements of the vision that she experienced when going after Hera in the corridors of ''Galactica'' that were actually taking place/fulfilled.
	* The "dying leader" could possibly be ''Galctica'' itself. At the time the of the Opera House prophecy's realization, ''Galactica'' was already critically damaged and even described as "dying" by [[Galen Tyrol]]. The ship had lead the human race to its new home and in the final act of its life was the stage for the (brief) union between Cylon and man depicted in the vision. Shortly after that the ship suffers catastrophic damage, effectively "dying" on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s doorstep in accordance with Pythia's prophecy of the dying leader not surviving to set foot on the promised land, whereas Laura Roslin not only made it to ~~and~~ set foot on Earth.		* The "dying leader" could possibly be ''Galctica'' itself. At the time the of the Opera House prophecy's realization, ''Galactica'' was already critically damaged and even described as "dying" by [[Galen Tyrol]]. The ship had lead the human race to its new home and in the final act of its life was the stage for the (brief) union between Cylon and man depicted in the vision. Shortly after that the ship suffers catastrophic damage, effectively "dying" on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s doorstep in accordance with Pythia's prophecy of the dying leader not surviving to set foot on the promised land, whereas Laura Roslin not only made it to but set foot on Earth as well.

	[[Category:Cylon Religion (RDM)]]		[[Category:Cylon Religion (RDM)]]

Kahran: /* Analysis */

2009-07-24T06:49:03Z

Analysis

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	* The "truth of the Opera House" might refer to [[Laura Roslin]] realizing the elements of the vision that she experienced when going after Hera in the corridors of ''Galactica'' that were actually taking place/fulfilled.		* The "truth of the Opera House" might refer to [[Laura Roslin]] realizing the elements of the vision that she experienced when going after Hera in the corridors of ''Galactica'' that were actually taking place/fulfilled.
	* The "dying leader" could possibly be ''Galctica'' itself. At the time the of the Opera House prophecy's realization, ''Galactica'' was already critically damaged and even described as "dying" by [[Galen Tyrol]]. The ship had lead the human race to its new home and in the final act of its life was the stage for the (brief) union between Cylon and man depicted in the vision. Shortly after that the ship suffers catastrophic damage, effectively "dying" on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s doorstep in accordance with Pythia's prophecy of the dying leader not surviving to set foot on the promised land.		* The "dying leader" could possibly be ''Galctica'' itself. At the time the of the Opera House prophecy's realization, ''Galactica'' was already critically damaged and even described as "dying" by [[Galen Tyrol]]. The ship had lead the human race to its new home and in the final act of its life was the stage for the (brief) union between Cylon and man depicted in the vision. Shortly after that the ship suffers catastrophic damage, effectively "dying" on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s doorstep in accordance with Pythia's prophecy of the dying leader not surviving to set foot on the promised land, whereas Laura Roslin not only made it to and set foot on Earth.

	[[Category:Cylon Religion (RDM)]]		[[Category:Cylon Religion (RDM)]]