Dreilide Thrace

Dreilide Thrace
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Name	Dreilede Thrace
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Nickname	Slick
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Death	Unknown
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Children	Kara Thrace
Marital Status	Formerly married to Socrata Thrace†
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Portrayed by	Roark Critchlow
Dreilide Thrace is a Cylon
Dreilide Thrace is a Final Five Cylon
Dreilide Thrace is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Dreilide Thrace is an Original Series Cylon
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Additional Information
[[Image:|200px|Dreilide Thrace]]

Dreilide Thrace was a pianist and composer, and the father of Kara Thrace. Kara seems to have had a closer relationship with him than with her mother. When she and Karl Agathon arrive at her former apartment in Delphi she plays a recording of one of her father's works (Valley of Darkness). Later, Kara meets Slick, a man composing a song at the piano in Joe's Bar and works on it with him. She explains that until her father left she loved piano herself and played it with him all the time. He apparently loved piano so much that when her mother told him to choose between them and it, he chose it. She played with the man one of the songs that always made her happy and it turned out to be The Music. The man disappeared afterwards, which, in conjunction with his resemblance to her father, implies that he was a vision of him (Someone to Watch Over Me).

Notes

• The name 'Dreilide' seems to be inspired by the German words "drei" and "Lider" (pl. of "Lid") meaning "three eyelids". Scientifically this refers to the nictitating membrane that is part of the eyes of several reptiles and birds, sharks and even cats. On a mystical level it refers to the third (inner) eye, regarded as the gateway to the soul.

• The analog for Dreilide Thrace in the Original Series is Chameleon. Some reptiles (but not chameleons) have a photoreceptor sometimes referred to as a third eye, the parietal eye.