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During a Cylon attack, ''Orestes'' is severely damaged, losing its controls and communications, and is left adrift. It is presumed destroyed by the Fleet but has actually drifted towards a Cylon mothership. After its crew and passengers escape aboard a captured Cylon shuttle, ''Orestes'' is presumably left abandoned ({{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 3}}).<ref>''Look-In'' #17 (1980) to #42 (1980), Storyline 3, Strips 1-26</ref>
During a Cylon attack, ''Orestes'' is severely damaged, losing its controls and communications, and is left adrift. It is presumed destroyed by the Fleet but has actually drifted towards a Cylon mothership. After its crew and passengers escape aboard a captured Cylon shuttle, ''Orestes'' is presumably left abandoned ({{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 3}}).<ref>''Look-In'' #17 (1980) to #42 (1980), Storyline 3, Strips 1-26</ref>
== Notes ==
* The name ''Orestes'' is a reference to the Greek mythological figure [[W:Orestes|of the same name]]. The mythological Orestes was pursued and tormented by the [[W:Furies|Furies]], a thematic parallel to the ship being relentlessly hunted by the Cylons.


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 14:16, 9 July 2025

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Orestes is a transport vessel in the Fleet.

The ship becomes the center of a crisis when an outbreak of Parahelial Fever occurs among the 42 children aboard. Due to the danger to adults, its regular crew is evacuated and a new, immune crew led by Captain Apollo is brought aboard. The ship's only armament is a single, outdated Mark Three impulse beam.

During a Cylon attack, Orestes is severely damaged, losing its controls and communications, and is left adrift. It is presumed destroyed by the Fleet but has actually drifted towards a Cylon mothership. After its crew and passengers escape aboard a captured Cylon shuttle, Orestes is presumably left abandoned ((ComicsLook-In Magazine: Storyline 3)).[1]

Notes

  • The name Orestes is a reference to the Greek mythological figure of the same name. The mythological Orestes was pursued and tormented by the Furies, a thematic parallel to the ship being relentlessly hunted by the Cylons.

References

  1. Look-In #17 (1980) to #42 (1980), Storyline 3, Strips 1-26