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{{disline|Please view the [[Valerii (disambiguation)|Valerii disambiguation]] for more on the Valerii name.}} | |||
[[ | [[File:Valeriis.jpg|thumb|[[Sharon Valerii]]'s alleged parents: [[Katherine Valerii|Katherine]] with, presumably, Abraham.]] | ||
'''Abraham Valerii''' was claimed by [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Sharon Valerii]] as her father on the mining colony of [[Troy (RDM)|Troy]], apparently killed during a disaster on the colony | '''Abraham Valerii''' was claimed by [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Sharon Valerii]] as her father on the mining colony of [[Troy (RDM)|Troy]], apparently killed during a disaster on the colony {{TRS|Flesh and Bone}}. He was married to [[Katherine Valerii]] ([[TRS]]: "[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]"). Sharon was in fact a copy of [[Number Eight]] with no biological parents, so the Valeriis were either nonexistent or a couple unrelated to her. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:29, 22 January 2024
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Please view the Valerii disambiguation for more on the Valerii name.
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Abraham Valerii was claimed by Sharon Valerii as her father on the mining colony of Troy, apparently killed during a disaster on the colony (TRS: "Flesh and Bone"). He was married to Katherine Valerii (TRS: "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II"). Sharon was in fact a copy of Number Eight with no biological parents, so the Valeriis were either nonexistent or a couple unrelated to her.
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- According to series co-creator Ron D. Moore in a 10/24/05 interview on "The Chase Show" on the SF webcast news site TheFandom.com, there was never a human named Sharon Valerii. This information eliminates the possibility that Abraham was Sharon's actual father, although it does not eliminate the possibility of Abraham's existence on Troy.