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'''Specter''', an older [[IL-series]] [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]], demonstrates despicable traits of (and including) thievery, dishonesty and deceptiveness. | '''Specter''', an older [[IL-series]] [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]], demonstrates despicable traits of (and including) thievery, dishonesty and deceptiveness. | ||
His forces manage to occupy the entire marsh-like planet of [[ | His forces manage to occupy the entire marsh-like planet of [[Attila]] in record time, but is constantly attacked by [[Megan]]'s children—[[Kyle]], [[Miri]], [[Ariadne]], [[Robus]] and [[Nilz]]. When [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]] is forced into a controlled crash-landing on Attila, he is almost taken to Specter, however the family-turned-military force waylays the Cylon force. | ||
Specter manages to mislead Lord | Specter manages to mislead Lord {{TOS|Baltar}} into believing that they had managed to capture the [[warrior]], who he conveniently leaves nameless. As attempts to get the warrior by force remain fruitless, an agreement is arranged by Kyle to trade Megan's life for Starbuck's. Specter attempts to deceive Megan's children by floating a manufactured dummy while the children send over the same in place of Starbuck. This forces Specter to continue leading Baltar upon a string. | ||
[[Lucifer]], Baltar's newer IL-series cogitator, despises the lower grade Cylon and attempts to undermine Specter's attempts to curry Baltar's favor. Lucifer manages to come across uncomplimentary requisition orders for additional war material, even though the planet is supposedly under complete control. Specter manages to, yet again, mislead Baltar, and even compel Baltar to sympathize for the Cylon's plight on | [[Lucifer]], Baltar's newer IL-series cogitator, despises the lower grade Cylon and attempts to undermine Specter's attempts to curry Baltar's favor. Lucifer manages to come across uncomplimentary requisition orders for additional war material, even though the planet is supposedly under complete control. Specter manages to, yet again, mislead Baltar, and even compel Baltar to sympathize for the Cylon's plight on Attila; the Cylons do not fare well on marsh planets due to [[Wikipedia:Rust|oxidation]]. | ||
After a successful and embarrassing attack by Megan's children and Starbuck, Specter again deceives Baltar into believing, not that the garrison had come under attack, but that the commotion was due to his Cylons destroying "the last of the human habitations." Specter manages to secure a place aboard Baltar's [[basestar (TOS)|basestar]] so that he can later be reassigned wherever the [[Imperious Leader]] needed such experienced hands | After a successful and embarrassing attack by Megan's children and Starbuck, Specter again deceives Baltar into believing, not that the garrison had come under attack, but that the commotion was due to his Cylons destroying "the last of the human habitations." Specter manages to secure a place aboard Baltar's [[basestar (TOS)|basestar]] so that he can later be reassigned wherever the [[Imperious Leader]] needed such experienced hands {{OS|The Young Lords}}. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*A [[Wikipedia:specter|specter]] is a type of demon from folklore that is of ghostly or evil nature, also spelled "spectre" in the British-English vernacular. Both spellings are pronounced the same, however. | *A [[Wikipedia:specter|specter]] is a type of demon from folklore that is of ghostly or evil nature, also spelled "spectre" in the British-English vernacular. Both spellings are pronounced the same, however. | ||
*This naming of the IL-series units supports the theory that all IL-series Cylons are somehow named after a creature or some evil figure from human history. | *This naming of the IL-series units supports the theory that all IL-series Cylons are somehow named after a creature or some evil figure from human history. | ||
*Specter appears in "[[The Young Warriors]]," which is the novelization of "The Young Lords," as well as in the later novel "[[The Nightmare Machine]]". | |||
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Specter, an older IL-series Cylon, demonstrates despicable traits of (and including) thievery, dishonesty and deceptiveness.
His forces manage to occupy the entire marsh-like planet of Attila in record time, but is constantly attacked by Megan's children—Kyle, Miri, Ariadne, Robus and Nilz. When Starbuck is forced into a controlled crash-landing on Attila, he is almost taken to Specter, however the family-turned-military force waylays the Cylon force.
Specter manages to mislead Lord Baltar into believing that they had managed to capture the warrior, who he conveniently leaves nameless. As attempts to get the warrior by force remain fruitless, an agreement is arranged by Kyle to trade Megan's life for Starbuck's. Specter attempts to deceive Megan's children by floating a manufactured dummy while the children send over the same in place of Starbuck. This forces Specter to continue leading Baltar upon a string.
Lucifer, Baltar's newer IL-series cogitator, despises the lower grade Cylon and attempts to undermine Specter's attempts to curry Baltar's favor. Lucifer manages to come across uncomplimentary requisition orders for additional war material, even though the planet is supposedly under complete control. Specter manages to, yet again, mislead Baltar, and even compel Baltar to sympathize for the Cylon's plight on Attila; the Cylons do not fare well on marsh planets due to oxidation.
After a successful and embarrassing attack by Megan's children and Starbuck, Specter again deceives Baltar into believing, not that the garrison had come under attack, but that the commotion was due to his Cylons destroying "the last of the human habitations." Specter manages to secure a place aboard Baltar's basestar so that he can later be reassigned wherever the Imperious Leader needed such experienced hands (TOS: "The Young Lords").
Notes
- A specter is a type of demon from folklore that is of ghostly or evil nature, also spelled "spectre" in the British-English vernacular. Both spellings are pronounced the same, however.
- This naming of the IL-series units supports the theory that all IL-series Cylons are somehow named after a creature or some evil figure from human history.
- Specter appears in "The Young Warriors," which is the novelization of "The Young Lords," as well as in the later novel "The Nightmare Machine".