Julia Brynn

Julia Brynn
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Age	late 20's - early 30's
Colony	Unknown
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Birth Name	Julia Prynne
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Introduced	Exodus, Part II
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Children	Daughter, Kacey Prynne
Marital Status	Unknown
Family Tree	View
Role	Civillian
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Portrayed by	Emilie Ullerup
Julia Brynn is a Cylon
Julia Brynn is a Final Five Cylon
Julia Brynn is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Julia Brynn is an Original Series Cylon
Related Media
		@ BW Media
Additional Information
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Julia Prynne was among the handful of survivors from the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, later settling down on New Caprica with most of the civilian population.

Shortly after the beginning of the Cylon occupation of New Caprica,, is taken by Leoben Conoy and used very convincingly to seduce Starbuck.

With the Second Exodus, Julia is shocked to discover Kacey alive and well, when Starbuck returns to Galactica with Kacey]in her arms. By pure chance Julia is among many civilians brought aboard Galactica and notices Kacey in Starbuck's arms. She hurries over in amazement, embracing her daughter after 4 months apart. Julia thanks Starbuck and carries on with the other surviving civilians, making their way to their temporary homes on the hangar deck.

Some weeks later, Julia surprises a very angry and confused Starbuck letting her know that Kacey has been asking about her. Starbuck lets Julia know quite rudely that her and her daughter are better off without her in their lives. An angry and upset Julia stomps off with Kacey in her arms back to Camp Oil Slick.

Starbuck renewed with determination to work out her feelings and get her life back on track visits Julia and Kacey on the Hanger deck, where she makes peace with Julia and Kacey and herself.

Re-imagined Series definition: a nickname used as a substitute for an aviator's given name in wireless communications and in conversation