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[[Image:Prometheus-Black_Market.jpg|thumb|The freighter ''Prometheus'']] | [[Image:Prometheus-Black_Market.jpg|thumb|The freighter ''Prometheus'']] | ||
The '''Prometheus''' is a freighter rumored to be 'off the grid'. It served as the base of operations for the ex-mercenary [[Phelan]] and was the main trading hub for [[The Fleet (RDM)|the Fleet's]] [[black market]]. | The '''Prometheus''' is a freighter rumored to be so rife with illicit activity, it is 'off the grid'. It served as the base of operations for the ex-mercenary [[Phelan]] and was the main trading hub for [[The Fleet (RDM)|the Fleet's]] [[black market]]. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
The name of the freighter is notable, as it seems to be named after the Greek Titan [[WIkipedia:Prometheus|Prometheus]]. Prometheus is noted for taking fire from the Gods and and giving it to the humans, against Zeus' wishes. Given [[Tom Zarek|Tom Zarek's]] continual referencing of Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]] as Zeus, and the fact the Prometheus is the | The name of the freighter is notable, as it seems to be named after the Greek Titan [[WIkipedia:Prometheus|Prometheus]]. Prometheus is noted for taking fire from the Gods and and giving it to the humans, against Zeus' wishes. Given [[Tom Zarek|Tom Zarek's]] continual referencing of Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]] as Zeus, and the fact that the ''Prometheus'' is the hub of the [[black market]], an organization which seeks to redistribute goods from the military to the civilians, the parallel is very apparent. | ||
Revision as of 02:03, 29 January 2006
The Prometheus is a freighter rumored to be so rife with illicit activity, it is 'off the grid'. It served as the base of operations for the ex-mercenary Phelan and was the main trading hub for the Fleet's black market.
Notes
The name of the freighter is notable, as it seems to be named after the Greek Titan Prometheus. Prometheus is noted for taking fire from the Gods and and giving it to the humans, against Zeus' wishes. Given Tom Zarek's continual referencing of Admiral Adama as Zeus, and the fact that the Prometheus is the hub of the black market, an organization which seeks to redistribute goods from the military to the civilians, the parallel is very apparent.