|death= Died on [[Kobol]] by euthanasia to be spared from an otherwise slow painful death ([[Valley of Darkness]])
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Specialist '''D. Socinus''' is a deckhand on ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]'' assigned to Chief [[Galen Tyrol|Tyrol]] at the time of the ship's decommissioning.
Specialist '''Socinus''' is a deckhand aboard [[Galactica type battlestar|battlestar]] ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' assigned to Chief [[Galen Tyrol]]. Near the time of the [[Cylon Attack]] on the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)|Twelve Colonies]], he is attached to [[Deck Crew 5]], and is responsible for [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] and [[Raptor]] maintenance.
== Deck Crew 5 ==
At the time of the [[Cylon attack]] on the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol|Twelve Colonies]], he is attached to [[Deck Crew 5]], and is responsible for [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] and [[Raptor]] maintenance.
Socinus, [[Prosna]], and [[Cally]] are late in wrapping one the flight deck crew’s two surprise gifts for the retiring Commander [[William Adama]] – a photo of young Adama and his two sons, [[Lee Adama|Lee]] and [[Zak Adama|Zak]] found by Prosna in the [[Colonial Fleet]] archives. When Adama runs into them as he worked on the decommissioning ceremony speech, Socinus covers up their nervousness in hastily hiding the gift photo by complaining about the leaks they had to patch on the windows that cover the now-pressurized starboard [[flight pod]], which houses a museum of relics from the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).
Socinus, [[Prosna]], and [[Cally]] are late in wrapping one the flight deck crew’s two surprise gifts for the retiring Commander [[William Adama]] – a photo of young Adama and his two sons, [[Lee Adama|Lee]] and [[Zak Adama|Zak]] found by Prosna in the Colonial Fleet archives. When Adama runs into them as he worked on the decommissioning ceremony speech, Socinus covers up their nervousness in hastily hiding the gift photo by complaining about the leaks they had to patch on the windows that cover the now-pressurized starboard [[flight pod]], which houses a museum of relics from the [[Cylon War]] {{TRS|Miniseries}}.
In the aftermath of [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet’s]] escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]], Socinus appears to be located in a records room on ''Galactica'', tasked with gathering contact information from other crewmembers on the battlestar who hope of gaining any information on loved ones missing in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|nuclear destruction of the Twelve Colonies]]. When [[Anastasia Dualla]], a citizen from Sagittaron, asks how many others from her colony are identified in the Fleet, Socinus, his voice filled with fatigue, tells the petty officer that there are 5,251 Sagittarons alive, but photos can’t be transmitted around the Fleet to aid in locating them yet. He directs her place her photo of her family with his group or in an adjoining hallway-turned-memorial, filled with shrines and pictures of missing or lost friends and family ([[33]]).
In the aftermath of [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet’s]] escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]], Socinus appears to be located in a records room on ''Galactica'', tasked with gathering contact information from other crewmembers on the battlestar who hope of gaining any information on loved ones missing in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|nuclear destruction of the Twelve Colonies]]. When [[Anastasia Dualla]], a citizen from Sagittaron, asks how many others from her colony are identified in the Fleet, Socinus, his voice filled with fatigue, tells the petty officer that there are 5,251 Sagittarons alive, but photos can’t be transmitted around the Fleet to aid in locating them yet. He directs her place her photo of her family with his group or in an adjoining hallway-turned-memorial, filled with shrines and pictures of missing or lost friends and family {{TRS|33}}.
In the process of an investigation of a bombing by a copy of [[Aaron Doral]] using stolen ordinance from one of ''Galactica’s'' arms lockers, Socinus is charged with "conspiracy and collusion with a Cylon agent" and arrested by [[Hadrian|Master-At-Arms Sergeant Hadrian]]. Aware that Tyrol and Valerii were having intimate relations at the time, Socinus covers for Tyrol and falsely claims that he left open a hatch combing to causeway C and to the arms locker by accident.
Socinus briefly encounters the [[Number One (Galactica copy)|Fleet copy of John Cavil]] handing out fliers for his religious services, in Cavil's guise as a [[Brother]], and offers to post said fliers on Cavil's behalf {{TRS|The Plan}}.
It was likely Valerii’s sleeper [[Cylon agent|Cylon personality]] that entered through that hatch combing, leaving it open so a copy of [[Aaron Doral]] could gain access to the explosives.
== Scapegoat ==
In the process of an investigation of a bombing by a copy of [[Aaron Doral]] using stolen ordnance from one of ''Galactica’s'' small arms lockers, Socinus is charged with "conspiracy and collusion with a Cylon agent" and arrested by the [[Master-at-Arms]], Sergeant [[Hadrian]]. Aware that Tyrol and Valerii were having intimate relations at the time, Socinus covers for Tyrol and falsely claims that he left open a hatch coaming to causeway C and to the arms locker by accident. It was likely Valerii’s sleeper [[Humanoid Cylon|Cylon personality]] that entered through that hatch coaming, leaving it open so a copy of [[Aaron Doral]] could gain access to the explosives.
[[William Adama|Commander Adama]] doubts Socinus' actions (being aware of Tyrol and Valerii’s relationship). Tyrol confesses to Adama that he was with Valerii at the time of the bombing, with the deck gang covering for him. This did not result in Socinus' release, as he did lie before the tribunal.
Being aware of the relationship that Socinus attempts to hide, Commander Adama forces Tyrol's confession that he was with Valerii at the time of the bombing, with the deck gang covering for him. This does not result in Socinus' release, as he did lie before the tribunal. While not saying so outright, Adama uses Socinus as a scapegoat for the incident as Tyrol is irreplaceable, and uses the event to teach Tyrol a lesson in duty and responsibility {{TRS|Litmus}}.
Socinus is released on parole for the scout mission to [[Kobol]] ([[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Pt. I]]) by request of Tyrol due to the extreme short-handedness of experienced crew. He becomes stranded on Kobol with the rest of the survivors of [[Raptor 1]].
== Parole and Death ==
[[Image:Socinus Valleyofdarkness.JPG|thumb|left|Socinus dying on Kobol {{TRS|Valley of Darkness}}.]]
Socinus is released on parole for the scout mission to {{RDM|Kobol}} by request of Tyrol due to the extreme short-handedness of experienced crew ("[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I]]," [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 1 (RDM)#Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I|deleted scene]]). He becomes stranded on Kobol with the rest of the survivors of [[Raptor 1]].
Socinus sustains critical injuries including severe smoke inhalation during the crash. He is treated with [[serisone]] to prevent fluid from building up in his lungs. Despite the efforts of [[Tarn]], [[Cally]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] ([[Scattered]]) to acquire another medkit from the crash site to help keep him alive, Socinus' injuries are too severe. In the end, Tyrol euthanizes Socinus by [[morpha]] overdose to save him from a slow and agonizing death ([[Valley of Darkness]]).
Socinus sustains critical injuries including severe smoke inhalation during the crash. He is treated with [[serisone]] to prevent fluid from building up in his lungs. Despite the efforts of [[Tarn]], [[Cally Henderson]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] to acquire another medkit from the crash site to help keep him alive, Socinus' injuries are too severe {{TRS|Scattered}}. In the end, Tyrol euthanizes Socinus by [[morpha]] overdose to save him from a slow and agonizing death {{TRS|Valley of Darkness}}.
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[[Image:Socinus Valleyofdarkness.JPG|thumb|left|Socinus dying on Kobol ([[Valley of Darkness]]).]]
==Notes==
==Notes==
*Socinus has the zodiac sign for Aries tatooed on his right arm (deleted scene on season 1 DVD)
*[[File:TRS_-_Daybreak_-_Deck_Crew_Pillow_Gag.jpg|thumb|''From a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)|deleted scene]]: {{RDM|Galactica}}''{{'|s}} [[Deck Crew 5]] (Specialists [[Cally Henderson]], Socinus, and [[Prosna]]) provide [[Sharon Valerii|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]] and [[Karl Agathon|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] something to "soften the landing" of their [[Raptor 312|Raptor]] {{TRS|Daybreak, Part I}}.]]Socinus has the zodiac sign for Aries [[:Image:SocinusTatoo KLGp1.JPG|tattooed on his right arm]] ([[List of Deleted Scenes (RDM)#Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I|deleted scene]], "[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I]]")
*[[Wikipedia:Socinus|Socinus]] is the latinized version of the Italian name ''Sozzini'' and it's other forms. It is the name of two Italian theologians from the 14th century and the school of Christianity known as [[Wikipedia:Socinianism|Socininianism]] and it's followers, the Socinians.
*[[Wikipedia:Socinus|Socinus]] is the latinized version of the various forms of the Italian name ''Sozzini''. It is also the name of two Italian theologians from the 14th century and the school of Christianity known as [[W:Socinianism|Socinianism]] and its followers, the Socinians.
*Socinus' initial for his first name is seen on his dog tags.
*[[Alonso Oyarzun]] reentered the [[Re-imagined Series]] universe following Socinus' death, first reprising his role (uncredited) in a deleted scene from "[[Daybreak]]" where the deck gang throw pillows at [[Sharon Valerii|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]] and [[Karl Agathon|Karl "Helo" Agathon]]'s [[Raptor 312|Raptor]] to soften the landing, given Boomer's penchant at rough landings. He later reprised his role for "[[The Plan]]," marking his final appearance in that universe.
Socinus, Prosna, and Cally are late in wrapping one the flight deck crew’s two surprise gifts for the retiring Commander William Adama – a photo of young Adama and his two sons, Lee and Zak found by Prosna in the Colonial Fleet archives. When Adama runs into them as he worked on the decommissioning ceremony speech, Socinus covers up their nervousness in hastily hiding the gift photo by complaining about the leaks they had to patch on the windows that cover the now-pressurized starboard flight pod, which houses a museum of relics from the Cylon War(TRS: "Miniseries").
In the aftermath of Fleet’s escape from Ragnar Anchorage, Socinus appears to be located in a records room on Galactica, tasked with gathering contact information from other crewmembers on the battlestar who hope of gaining any information on loved ones missing in the nuclear destruction of the Twelve Colonies. When Anastasia Dualla, a citizen from Sagittaron, asks how many others from her colony are identified in the Fleet, Socinus, his voice filled with fatigue, tells the petty officer that there are 5,251 Sagittarons alive, but photos can’t be transmitted around the Fleet to aid in locating them yet. He directs her place her photo of her family with his group or in an adjoining hallway-turned-memorial, filled with shrines and pictures of missing or lost friends and family (TRS: "33").
Socinus briefly encounters the Fleet copy of John Cavil handing out fliers for his religious services, in Cavil's guise as a Brother, and offers to post said fliers on Cavil's behalf (TRS: "The Plan").
Scapegoat
In the process of an investigation of a bombing by a copy of Aaron Doral using stolen ordnance from one of Galactica’s small arms lockers, Socinus is charged with "conspiracy and collusion with a Cylon agent" and arrested by the Master-at-Arms, Sergeant Hadrian. Aware that Tyrol and Valerii were having intimate relations at the time, Socinus covers for Tyrol and falsely claims that he left open a hatch coaming to causeway C and to the arms locker by accident. It was likely Valerii’s sleeper Cylon personality that entered through that hatch coaming, leaving it open so a copy of Aaron Doral could gain access to the explosives.
Being aware of the relationship that Socinus attempts to hide, Commander Adama forces Tyrol's confession that he was with Valerii at the time of the bombing, with the deck gang covering for him. This does not result in Socinus' release, as he did lie before the tribunal. While not saying so outright, Adama uses Socinus as a scapegoat for the incident as Tyrol is irreplaceable, and uses the event to teach Tyrol a lesson in duty and responsibility (TRS: "Litmus").
Socinus is released on parole for the scout mission to Kobol by request of Tyrol due to the extreme short-handedness of experienced crew ("Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I," deleted scene). He becomes stranded on Kobol with the rest of the survivors of Raptor 1.
Socinus sustains critical injuries including severe smoke inhalation during the crash. He is treated with serisone to prevent fluid from building up in his lungs. Despite the efforts of Tarn, Cally Henderson and Galen Tyrol to acquire another medkit from the crash site to help keep him alive, Socinus' injuries are too severe (TRS: "Scattered"). In the end, Tyrol euthanizes Socinus by morpha overdose to save him from a slow and agonizing death (TRS: "Valley of Darkness").
Socinus is the latinized version of the various forms of the Italian name Sozzini. It is also the name of two Italian theologians from the 14th century and the school of Christianity known as Socinianism and its followers, the Socinians.
Socinus' initial for his first name is seen on his dog tags.
Alonso Oyarzun reentered the Re-imagined Series universe following Socinus' death, first reprising his role (uncredited) in a deleted scene from "Daybreak" where the deck gang throw pillows at Sharon "Boomer" Valerii and Karl "Helo" Agathon's Raptor to soften the landing, given Boomer's penchant at rough landings. He later reprised his role for "The Plan," marking his final appearance in that universe.
