Editing Returners

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The '''Returners''' are Colonial citizens, most known to be long dead, who reappear, apparently very much alive, in an old Colonial ship, [[Medivac 12]], encountered by battlestar ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' as it passed by a mysterious graveyard of Colonial ships in a region of ship very far away from the region of the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)|Twelve Colonies]].

[[Laura Roslin]], reading from the [[Sacred Scrolls]], notes a passage that "The dead shall return in an ark of fire." Medivac 12 is suffering from hull breaches and internal fires as its inhabitants ward off [[Cylon Centurion]] attacks. 

While Commander [[William Adama]] and his son, [[Lee Adama]], strongly believe the people to be [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon constructs]] similar to [[Humanoid Cylon]]s, [[Sharon Agathon|Caprica-Valerii]] tells them that these people are not Cylons.

[[Kara Thrace]] is unsure of the nature of these people, particularly after she encounters her dead fiancé, [[Zak Adama]], aboard the ship ([[Battlestar Galactica 0]]). [[Anastasia Dualla]]'s brother, [[Darrin Dualla|Darrin]], also appears on the derelict ship.

Some of the Returners escape via [[zip pod]]s to other ships in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]], despite ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica's]]'' quarantine order ([[Battlestar Galactica 1]]). The people, unwillingly or intentionally, spread a contagion that incapacitates most of the crew ([[Battlestar Galactica 2]]).

[[Gaius Baltar]], investigating the craft, discovers that the Returners are Cylon constructs of a sort. The beings are clones implanted with memories of the dead, used by the Cylons to study human nature in preparation for the creation of the twelve humanoid Cylon models. [[Billy Keikeya]], pouring through available records, confirms that every one of the Returners were people who died while in some kind of flight, and were not on the ground or in a building at the time of their death ([[Battlestar Galactica 3]]).

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-The '''Returners''' are thirty-three Colonial citizens, most known to be long dead, who reappear, apparently very much alive, in an old Colonial ship, [[Medivac 12]], encountered by battlestar ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]'' as it passed by an old [[Third Colonial Conflict|Colonial battlefield]] of Colonial ships in a region of space very far away from the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol|Twelve Colonies]] {{comics|Battlestar Galactica|0}}.
+The '''Returners''' are Colonial citizens, most known to be long dead, who reappear, apparently very much alive, in an old Colonial ship, [[Medivac 12]], encountered by battlestar ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' as it passed by a mysterious graveyard of Colonial ships in a region of ship very far away from the region of the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)|Twelve Colonies]].
-[[Laura Roslin]], reading from the [[Sacred Scrolls (alternate)|Sacred Scrolls]], notes a passage that "The dead shall return in an ark of fire." Medivac 12 is suffering from hull breaches and internal fires as its inhabitants ward off [[Cylon Centurion]] attacks.
+[[Laura Roslin]], reading from the [[Sacred Scrolls]], notes a passage that "The dead shall return in an ark of fire." Medivac 12 is suffering from hull breaches and internal fires as its inhabitants ward off [[Cylon Centurion]] attacks.
-While Commander [[William Adama]] and his son, {{callsign|Lee Adama}}, strongly believe the people to be [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon constructs]] similar to [[Humanoid Cylon]]s, [[Sharon Agathon|Caprica-Valerii]] tells them that these people are not Cylons {{comics|Battlestar Galactica|1}}.
+While Commander [[William Adama]] and his son, [[Lee Adama]], strongly believe the people to be [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon constructs]] similar to [[Humanoid Cylon]]s, [[Sharon Agathon|Caprica-Valerii]] tells them that these people are not Cylons.
-[[Kara Thrace]] is unsure of the nature of these people, particularly after she encounters her dead fiancé, [[Zak Adama (alternate)|Zak Adama]], aboard the ship {{comics|Battlestar Galactica|0}}. [[Anastasia Dualla]]'s brother, [[Darrin Dualla|Darrin]], also appears on the derelict ship.
+[[Kara Thrace]] is unsure of the nature of these people, particularly after she encounters her dead fiancé, [[Zak Adama]], aboard the ship ([[Battlestar Galactica 0]]). [[Anastasia Dualla]]'s brother, [[Darrin Dualla|Darrin]], also appears on the derelict ship.
-Some of the Returners escape via [[zip pod]]s to other ships in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]], despite ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica's]]'' quarantine order {{comics|Battlestar Galactica|1}}. The people, unwillingly or intentionally, spread a contagion that incapacitates most of the crew {{comics|Battlestar Galactica|2}}.
+Some of the Returners escape via [[zip pod]]s to other ships in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]], despite ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica's]]'' quarantine order ([[Battlestar Galactica 1]]). The people, unwillingly or intentionally, spread a contagion that incapacitates most of the crew ([[Battlestar Galactica 2]]).
-[[Gaius Baltar]], investigating the craft, discovers that the Returners are Cylon constructs of a sort. The beings are clones implanted with memories of the dead, used by the Cylons to study human nature in preparation for the creation of the twelve humanoid Cylon models. [[Billy Keikeya]], pouring through available records, confirms that every one of the Returners were people who died while in some kind of flight, and were not on the ground or in a building at the time of their death {{comics|Battlestar Galactica|3}}.
+[[Gaius Baltar]], investigating the craft, discovers that the Returners are Cylon constructs of a sort. The beings are clones implanted with memories of the dead, used by the Cylons to study human nature in preparation for the creation of the twelve humanoid Cylon models. [[Billy Keikeya]], pouring through available records, confirms that every one of the Returners were people who died while in some kind of flight, and were not on the ground or in a building at the time of their death ([[Battlestar Galactica 3]]).
-== List of Returners ==
-The following is a list of known Returners, including how their originals had died and how long ago they died, in relation to the events of the comics.
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-|- class="infoboxheader"
-!Name            !! Colony                                                  !! Death
-|-
-| [[Darrin Dualla]]                                    || [[Sagittaron|Sagitaria]] 	  || Airline accident, seven years prior
-|-
-| [[Jane Esolia]]                                       || [[Gemenon]]	                  || [[Sky King Disaster]], six years prior
-|-
-| [[Sparto Relamia]]                                 || Sagitaria 	                          || Unknown
-|-
-| [[Zak Adama (alternate)|Zak Adama]]     || {{RDM|Caprica}}	  || Killed during his qualifying run, two years prior to the [[Miniseries]]
-|-
-| {{inlineref|bold=N|Daniel Estaran}}        || Gemenon	                  || Unknown
-|-
-| {{inlineref|bold=N|Shelia San}}              || [[Aerilon]]	                  || Unknown
-|-
-| [[Marco Lesa]]                                       || Caprica                             || Killed by the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]]
-|-
-| {{inlineref|bold=N|Felis Ava}}                || [[Virgon]]	                 || Unknown
-|-
-| {{inlineref|bold=N|Bob Helis}}               || Caprica	                         || Unknown
-|}
-==Notes==
-The concept of the deceased returning occurs in the main continuity as the fleet encounters a miraculously alive [[Kara Thrace]] {{TRS|He That Believeth in Me}}. Considering the issue, Lee Adama muses about what would happen if Zak returned in a similar fashion, and Starbuck herself considers the possibility that she is a Cylon construct similar to that described above.
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