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	'''Tory Foster''' is the Presidential Chief of Staff for [[Laura Roslin]] following the death of [[Billy Keikeya]].		'''Tory Foster''' is the Presidential Chief of Staff for [[Laura Roslin]] following the death of [[Billy Keikeya]].

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	When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from {{callsign\|Athena}} and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.		When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from {{callsign\|Athena}} and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.

	Foster later conspires with [[Saul Tigh]] and [[Anastasia Dualla]] to rig the Presidential election in Roslin's favor. The ruse is uncovered and suppressed by Admiral [[William Adama]] and Lieutenant [[Gaeta]] {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}. During the occupation of [[New Caprica]], Foster aides Roslin in compiling a list of humans who are in collusion with the Cylons. Roslin makes her responsible for ensuring the safe transport of Maya and Hera off planet, but she fails at this task. Maya is killed trying to escape New Caprica with the child. Hera survives but is found by the Cylons ([[TRS]]: "[[Occupation]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]] & [[Exodus, Part II\|II]]").		Foster later conspires with [[Saul Tigh]] and [[Anastasia Dualla]] to rig the Presidential election in Roslin's favor. The ruse is uncovered and suppressed by Admiral [[William Adama]] and Lieutenant [[Gaeta]] {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}. During the occupation of [[New Caprica]], Foster aides Roslin in compiling a list of humans who are in collusion with the Cylons. Roslin makes her responsible for ensuring the safe transport of Maya and Hera off planet, but she fails at this task. Maya is killed trying to escape New Caprica with the child. Hera survives but is found by the Cylons ([[TRS]]: "[[Occupation]]," "[[Exodus, Part I]] & [[Exodus, Part II\|II]]").

	Before and during the trial of ex-president [[Gaius Baltar]], she is tasked with helping Roslin assemble a tribunal to bring charges against him, as well as establish security arrangements ("[[The Woman King]]", "[[The Son Also Rises]]", "[[Crossroads, Part I]]"). She demonstrates an unwillingness to aid [[Romo Lampkin]]'s defense case by initially stonewalling Lampkin's attempts to gain access to records on ''Colonial One'' {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.		Before and during the trial of ex-president [[Gaius Baltar]], she is tasked with helping Roslin assemble a tribunal to bring charges against him, as well as establish security arrangements ("[[The Woman King]]," "[[The Son Also Rises]]," "[[Crossroads, Part I]]"). She demonstrates an unwillingness to aid [[Romo Lampkin]]'s defense case by initially stonewalling Lampkin's attempts to gain access to records on ''Colonial One'' {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.

	=== Revelation as a Cylon ===		=== Revelation as a Cylon ===

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	Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls {{TRS\|The Captain's Hand}}. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.		Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls {{TRS\|The Captain's Hand}}. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.

	When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.		When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from {{callsign\|Athena}} and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.

	Foster later conspires with [[Saul Tigh]] and [[Anastasia Dualla]] to rig the Presidential election in Roslin's favor. The ruse is uncovered and suppressed by Admiral [[William Adama]] and Lieutenant [[Gaeta]] {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}. During the occupation of [[New Caprica]], Foster aides Roslin in compiling a list of humans who are in collusion with the Cylons. Roslin makes her responsible for ensuring the safe transport of Maya and Hera off planet, but she fails at this task. Maya is killed trying to escape New Caprica with the child. Hera survives but is found by the Cylons ([[TRS]]: "[[Occupation]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]] & [[Exodus, Part II\|II]]").		Foster later conspires with [[Saul Tigh]] and [[Anastasia Dualla]] to rig the Presidential election in Roslin's favor. The ruse is uncovered and suppressed by Admiral [[William Adama]] and Lieutenant [[Gaeta]] {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}. During the occupation of [[New Caprica]], Foster aides Roslin in compiling a list of humans who are in collusion with the Cylons. Roslin makes her responsible for ensuring the safe transport of Maya and Hera off planet, but she fails at this task. Maya is killed trying to escape New Caprica with the child. Hera survives but is found by the Cylons ([[TRS]]: "[[Occupation]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]] & [[Exodus, Part II\|II]]").
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	When the fleet arrived at Earth and discovered it a barren world rocked by a nuclear catastrophe thousands of years ago and once populated by Cylons, Foster and her fellow [[Final Five]] Cylons began remembering details about their past lives on the planet. One detail she clearly remembered was how Anders used to be a musician and used to play [[The Music\|a song he wrote]] for her and their friends, [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Saul Tigh\|Saul]] and [[Ellen Tigh]]. She and Galen were also lovers at the time {{TRS\|No Exit}}.		When the fleet arrived at Earth and discovered it a barren world rocked by a nuclear catastrophe thousands of years ago and once populated by Cylons, Foster and her fellow [[Final Five]] Cylons began remembering details about their past lives on the planet. One detail she clearly remembered was how Anders used to be a musician and used to play [[The Music\|a song he wrote]] for her and their friends, [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Saul Tigh\|Saul]] and [[Ellen Tigh]]. She and Galen were also lovers at the time {{TRS\|No Exit}}.

	After being publicly identified as a member of the [[Final Five]] Cylons, Foster took up full-time residence on board the rebel basestar, living with the [[Number Two\|Twos]], [[Number Six\|Sixes]] (less [[Caprica-Six]]), and [[Number Eight\|Eights]] (less ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ & [[Sharon Valerii]]"). Her fellow Cylons appeared to have also given her equal status in their command hierarchy, as evidenced by her conduct during [[Gaeta's Mutiny]]. When [[Laura Roslin]] was smuggled aboard the basestar, Foster was content to abandon the fleet to its own turmoil and simply jump away to safety, a notion her fellow Cylons supported. Though she repeatedly argued against involving the basestar in the counter-coup efforts, she ultimately conceded to Roslin's plan {{TRS\|Blood on the Scales}}.		After being publicly identified as a member of the [[Final Five]] Cylons, Foster took up full-time residence on board the rebel basestar, living with the [[Number Two\|Twos]], [[Number Six\|Sixes]] (less [[Caprica-Six]]), and [[Number Eight\|Eights]] (less {{callsign\|Athena}} & [[Sharon Valerii]]"). Her fellow Cylons appeared to have also given her equal status in their command hierarchy, as evidenced by her conduct during [[Gaeta's Mutiny]]. When [[Laura Roslin]] was smuggled aboard the basestar, Foster was content to abandon the fleet to its own turmoil and simply jump away to safety, a notion her fellow Cylons supported. Though she repeatedly argued against involving the basestar in the counter-coup efforts, she ultimately conceded to Roslin's plan {{TRS\|Blood on the Scales}}.

	During Gaeta's mutiny, Sam Anders was shot in the back of the skull. When he regained consciousness, he remembered his and the others' former life on Earth and after. He retold their story as fast as he could to the other Final Five, including Tory Foster. Like the other Fives, she was a scientist attempting to reinvent resurrection technology. To her and Galen Tyrol's mutual shock, she learned that they once lived together as lovers and were engaged to be married. {{TRS\|No Exit}} <!-- As with the other Fives, she was downloaded into an orbiting sublight spaceship orbiting the Earth after she was killed in the nuclear Holocaust between the humanoid Cylons and the recreated Cylon Centurions. The Final Five traveled to the human 12 Colonies to warn them to treat their creations kindly, but were too late due the space vessel being only capable of traveling very near the speed of light but not having Jump technology. As a result, the voyage, while subjectively only a few years on the ship and the Five barely aging, it was at least 2,000 years to outside observers. To stop the war against the humans, the Five made a deal to help the Colonial Centurions in their efforts to create humanoid Cylons like the Five and to give them resurrection. The war stopped and the Five were successful at both creating new humanoids and resurrection. One of their creations then turned against them and, to demonstrate human cruelty, killed them and had their memories blocked and false ones inserted and placed them in the human colonists' population. -->		During Gaeta's mutiny, Sam Anders was shot in the back of the skull. When he regained consciousness, he remembered his and the others' former life on Earth and after. He retold their story as fast as he could to the other Final Five, including Tory Foster. Like the other Fives, she was a scientist attempting to reinvent resurrection technology. To her and Galen Tyrol's mutual shock, she learned that they once lived together as lovers and were engaged to be married. {{TRS\|No Exit}} <!-- As with the other Fives, she was downloaded into an orbiting sublight spaceship orbiting the Earth after she was killed in the nuclear Holocaust between the humanoid Cylons and the recreated Cylon Centurions. The Final Five traveled to the human 12 Colonies to warn them to treat their creations kindly, but were too late due the space vessel being only capable of traveling very near the speed of light but not having Jump technology. As a result, the voyage, while subjectively only a few years on the ship and the Five barely aging, it was at least 2,000 years to outside observers. To stop the war against the humans, the Five made a deal to help the Colonial Centurions in their efforts to create humanoid Cylons like the Five and to give them resurrection. The war stopped and the Five were successful at both creating new humanoids and resurrection. One of their creations then turned against them and, to demonstrate human cruelty, killed them and had their memories blocked and false ones inserted and placed them in the human colonists' population. -->

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	Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~The Captain's Hand~~]]")~~. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.		Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls {{TRS\|The Captain's Hand}}. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.

	When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from [[Sharon Agathon]] and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.		When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from [[Sharon Agathon]] and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.

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	Foster was later present with Saul, as Ellen urged the William and Lee Adama to search for Hera at the Cylon Homeworld. Kara Thrace also stresses that they should search for Hera. Galen, although not revealed in the aired episode, was arrested for his aid in the escape of Valerii and the abduction of Hera, so he was not present. At that meeting, Foster did not render an opinion vocally, but she agreed with Ellen's assertions and helped arrange the Heavy Raider reconnaissance mission after Adama gave his permission. ([[TRS]]: "[[Islanded in a Stream of Stars]]")		Foster was later present with Saul, as Ellen urged the William and Lee Adama to search for Hera at the Cylon Homeworld. Kara Thrace also stresses that they should search for Hera. Galen, although not revealed in the aired episode, was arrested for his aid in the escape of Valerii and the abduction of Hera, so he was not present. At that meeting, Foster did not render an opinion vocally, but she agreed with Ellen's assertions and helped arrange the Heavy Raider reconnaissance mission after Adama gave his permission. ([[TRS]]: "[[Islanded in a Stream of Stars]]")

	Ellen volunteered the Final Five to go on the mission to rescue [[Hera]], much to Foster's dismay. She was still hesitant when Admiral Adama called for volunteers, but Galen convinced her to come. Foster and her Cylon cohorts remained on ''Galactica'' to control Anders, who was plugged into ''Galatica''~~<nowiki>~~'s~~</nowiki>~~ systems. ([[TRS]]: "[[Daybreak, Part I]]")		Ellen volunteered the Final Five to go on the mission to rescue [[Hera]], much to Foster's dismay. She was still hesitant when Admiral Adama called for volunteers, but Galen convinced her to come. Foster and her Cylon cohorts remained on ''Galactica'' to control Anders, who was plugged into ''Galatica''{{'\|s}} systems. ([[TRS]]: "[[Daybreak, Part I]]")

	She remained there for the battle, and was standing next to Anders when Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar]] fulfilled the [[External visions\|Opera House Prophecy]], rescuing Hera and seeing the Final Five standing together. When [[Cavil]] invaded ''Galactica''~~<nowiki>~~'s~~</nowiki>~~ CIC to take Hera back, Saul volunteered to give him Resurrection technology, which would require the Final Five to share their memories. A visibly nervous Foster knew the other members of the Five would see her killing Cally and tried to get them to forgive her ahead of time, saying they had all made mistakes and they had to move past what they would see. The colonel told her she was forgiven for what she did and she and the other members of the Five connected to the datastream. The shared memories revealed to Galen and the others that it was Foster who killed Cally. An enraged Galen broke the connection and grabbed Foster by the throat, choking her and breaking her neck. With the previous destruction of the [[Resurrection Hub]], her death was permanent ([[TRS]]: "[[Daybreak, Part II]]").		She remained there for the battle, and was standing next to Anders when Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar]] fulfilled the [[External visions\|Opera House Prophecy]], rescuing Hera and seeing the Final Five standing together. When [[Cavil]] invaded ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} CIC to take Hera back, Saul volunteered to give him Resurrection technology, which would require the Final Five to share their memories. A visibly nervous Foster knew the other members of the Five would see her killing Cally and tried to get them to forgive her ahead of time, saying they had all made mistakes and they had to move past what they would see. The colonel told her she was forgiven for what she did and she and the other members of the Five connected to the datastream. The shared memories revealed to Galen and the others that it was Foster who killed Cally. An enraged Galen broke the connection and grabbed Foster by the throat, choking her and breaking her neck. With the previous destruction of the [[Resurrection Hub]], her death was permanent ([[TRS]]: "[[Daybreak, Part II]]").

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	Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls {{TRS\|The Captain's Hand}}. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.		Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls {{TRS\|The Captain's Hand}}. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.

	When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.		When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from {{callsign\|Athena}} and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.

	Foster later conspires with [[Saul Tigh]] and [[Anastasia Dualla]] to rig the Presidential election in Roslin's favor. The ruse is uncovered and suppressed by Admiral [[William Adama]] and Lieutenant [[Gaeta]] {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}. During the occupation of [[New Caprica]], Foster aides Roslin in compiling a list of humans who are in collusion with the Cylons. Roslin makes her responsible for ensuring the safe transport of Maya and Hera off planet, but she fails at this task. Maya is killed trying to escape New Caprica with the child. Hera survives but is found by the Cylons ([[TRS]]: "[[Occupation]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]] & [[Exodus, Part II\|II]]").		Foster later conspires with [[Saul Tigh]] and [[Anastasia Dualla]] to rig the Presidential election in Roslin's favor. The ruse is uncovered and suppressed by Admiral [[William Adama]] and Lieutenant [[Gaeta]] {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}. During the occupation of [[New Caprica]], Foster aides Roslin in compiling a list of humans who are in collusion with the Cylons. Roslin makes her responsible for ensuring the safe transport of Maya and Hera off planet, but she fails at this task. Maya is killed trying to escape New Caprica with the child. Hera survives but is found by the Cylons ([[TRS]]: "[[Occupation]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]] & [[Exodus, Part II\|II]]").
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	When the fleet arrived at Earth and discovered it a barren world rocked by a nuclear catastrophe thousands of years ago and once populated by Cylons, Foster and her fellow [[Final Five]] Cylons began remembering details about their past lives on the planet. One detail she clearly remembered was how Anders used to be a musician and used to play [[The Music\|a song he wrote]] for her and their friends, [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Saul Tigh\|Saul]] and [[Ellen Tigh]]. She and Galen were also lovers at the time {{TRS\|No Exit}}.		When the fleet arrived at Earth and discovered it a barren world rocked by a nuclear catastrophe thousands of years ago and once populated by Cylons, Foster and her fellow [[Final Five]] Cylons began remembering details about their past lives on the planet. One detail she clearly remembered was how Anders used to be a musician and used to play [[The Music\|a song he wrote]] for her and their friends, [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Saul Tigh\|Saul]] and [[Ellen Tigh]]. She and Galen were also lovers at the time {{TRS\|No Exit}}.

	After being publicly identified as a member of the [[Final Five]] Cylons, Foster took up full-time residence on board the rebel basestar, living with the [[Number Two\|Twos]], [[Number Six\|Sixes]] (less [[Caprica-Six]]), and [[Number Eight\|Eights]] (less ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ & [[Sharon Valerii]]"). Her fellow Cylons appeared to have also given her equal status in their command hierarchy, as evidenced by her conduct during [[Gaeta's Mutiny]]. When [[Laura Roslin]] was smuggled aboard the basestar, Foster was content to abandon the fleet to its own turmoil and simply jump away to safety, a notion her fellow Cylons supported. Though she repeatedly argued against involving the basestar in the counter-coup efforts, she ultimately conceded to Roslin's plan {{TRS\|Blood on the Scales}}.		After being publicly identified as a member of the [[Final Five]] Cylons, Foster took up full-time residence on board the rebel basestar, living with the [[Number Two\|Twos]], [[Number Six\|Sixes]] (less [[Caprica-Six]]), and [[Number Eight\|Eights]] (less {{callsign\|Athena}} & [[Sharon Valerii]]"). Her fellow Cylons appeared to have also given her equal status in their command hierarchy, as evidenced by her conduct during [[Gaeta's Mutiny]]. When [[Laura Roslin]] was smuggled aboard the basestar, Foster was content to abandon the fleet to its own turmoil and simply jump away to safety, a notion her fellow Cylons supported. Though she repeatedly argued against involving the basestar in the counter-coup efforts, she ultimately conceded to Roslin's plan {{TRS\|Blood on the Scales}}.

	During Gaeta's mutiny, Sam Anders was shot in the back of the skull. When he regained consciousness, he remembered his and the others' former life on Earth and after. He retold their story as fast as he could to the other Final Five, including Tory Foster. Like the other Fives, she was a scientist attempting to reinvent resurrection technology. To her and Galen Tyrol's mutual shock, she learned that they once lived together as lovers and were engaged to be married. {{TRS\|No Exit}} <!-- As with the other Fives, she was downloaded into an orbiting sublight spaceship orbiting the Earth after she was killed in the nuclear Holocaust between the humanoid Cylons and the recreated Cylon Centurions. The Final Five traveled to the human 12 Colonies to warn them to treat their creations kindly, but were too late due the space vessel being only capable of traveling very near the speed of light but not having Jump technology. As a result, the voyage, while subjectively only a few years on the ship and the Five barely aging, it was at least 2,000 years to outside observers. To stop the war against the humans, the Five made a deal to help the Colonial Centurions in their efforts to create humanoid Cylons like the Five and to give them resurrection. The war stopped and the Five were successful at both creating new humanoids and resurrection. One of their creations then turned against them and, to demonstrate human cruelty, killed them and had their memories blocked and false ones inserted and placed them in the human colonists' population. -->		During Gaeta's mutiny, Sam Anders was shot in the back of the skull. When he regained consciousness, he remembered his and the others' former life on Earth and after. He retold their story as fast as he could to the other Final Five, including Tory Foster. Like the other Fives, she was a scientist attempting to reinvent resurrection technology. To her and Galen Tyrol's mutual shock, she learned that they once lived together as lovers and were engaged to be married. {{TRS\|No Exit}} <!-- As with the other Fives, she was downloaded into an orbiting sublight spaceship orbiting the Earth after she was killed in the nuclear Holocaust between the humanoid Cylons and the recreated Cylon Centurions. The Final Five traveled to the human 12 Colonies to warn them to treat their creations kindly, but were too late due the space vessel being only capable of traveling very near the speed of light but not having Jump technology. As a result, the voyage, while subjectively only a few years on the ship and the Five barely aging, it was at least 2,000 years to outside observers. To stop the war against the humans, the Five made a deal to help the Colonial Centurions in their efforts to create humanoid Cylons like the Five and to give them resurrection. The war stopped and the Five were successful at both creating new humanoids and resurrection. One of their creations then turned against them and, to demonstrate human cruelty, killed them and had their memories blocked and false ones inserted and placed them in the human colonists' population. -->

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	Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~The Captain's Hand~~]]")~~. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.		Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]], Foster was precinct captain for the [[Federalist Party]] in [[Delphi]] for five years, where she became proficient at taking polls {{TRS\|The Captain's Hand}}. During the Cylon attack, Foster was driving down a road on Caprica talking on her cell phone when the bombs hit. Foster was hit by a nuclear shockwave and while she was injured, her car (which was destroyed) protected her enough for her to survive and she was apparently rescued by a Raptor that landed nearby looking for survivors {{TRS\|The Plan}}. President Roslin taps her to replace the late [[Billy Keikeya]] as Presidential Aide after his demise.

	When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from [[Sharon Agathon]] and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.		When President Roslin makes the decision to keep the new-born [[Hera Agathon\|Cylon/human]] baby as far away from [[Sharon Agathon]] and the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] as possible, Foster creates a list of hand picked civilians who could be trusted with the baby. In the end, a civilian named [[Maya]] is selected to take custody of the child. Foster makes it very clear that the child's mother's identity must remain a secret {{TRS\|Downloaded}}.