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The Laura Roslin faction is an ad-hoc conspiracy of [[Colonial]]s who supported and aided in breaking President [[Laura Roslin]] from the Galactica's brig and may assist in reinstating Roslin as the effective leader of humanity. Most of the participants hid their participation in order to maintain their positions | The '''Laura Roslin faction''' is an ad-hoc conspiracy of [[Colonial]]s who supported and aided in breaking President [[Laura Roslin]] from the ''[[Galactica]]'''s brig and may assist in reinstating Roslin as the effective leader of humanity. Most of the participants hid their participation in order to maintain their positions aboard the ''Galactica'', with only a few openly defying Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]'s declaration of martial law. | ||
The impetus of this conspiracy occured after the tragic death of unarmed civilians by a group of [[marines]], who were lead by an inexperienced [[Viper]] pilot, during an operation to procure needed supplies for the [[battlestar]]. | |||
The conspiracy to free Roslin, as of "[[Resistance]]", includes: | The conspiracy to free Roslin, as of "[[Resistance]]", includes: | ||
*Laura Roslin herself | *Laura Roslin herself. | ||
*Captain [[Lee Adama]], who coordinated with other members of the conspiracy and piloted the Raptor. He was imprisoned in the brig along with Roslin but was often released on parole in order to carry out his duties as the [[CAG]]. | *Captain [[Lee Adama]], who coordinated with other members of the conspiracy and piloted the Raptor. He was imprisoned in the brig along with Roslin but was often released on parole in order to carry out his duties as the [[CAG]]. | ||
*[[Billy Keikeya]], Roslin's aide, assisted in breaking her out of prison but refused to escape with her, ostensibly because he did not approve of Roslin's decision | *[[Billy Keikeya]], Roslin's aide, assisted in breaking her out of prison but refused to escape with her, ostensibly because he did not approve of Roslin's decision. | ||
*Doctor [[Cottle]], who signed an authorization to release a Raptor for flight ops. He later claimed that he was forced to do so at gunpoint, but this may have been to cover himself—all we see is when Roslin herself initially approaches him. | *Doctor [[Cottle]], who signed an authorization to release a Raptor for flight ops. He later claimed that he was forced to do so at gunpoint, but this may have been to cover himself—all we see is when Roslin herself initially approaches him. | ||
*Petty Officer [[Dualla]], who had a number of covert meetings with Lee and got a series of orders signed in order to cover for Roslin's escape, including closing causeway B (the main escape route) as well as, presumably, authorization to launch the Raptor | *Petty Officer [[Dualla]], who had a number of covert meetings with Lee and got a series of orders signed in order to cover for Roslin's escape, including closing causeway B (the main escape route) as well as, presumably, authorization to launch the Raptor. | ||
*Lt. [[Gaeta]], who Dualla seems to include on the plot, covers up the off-logged calls made throughout the course of the conspiracy when asked by Col. Tigh | *Lt. [[Gaeta]], who Dualla seems to include on the plot, covers up the off-logged calls made throughout the course of the conspiracy when asked by Col. Tigh. | ||
*Corporal [[Venner]], the Marine assigned to guard Roslin, had been sneaking her [[chamalla]] during her incarceration and included himself in on the escape plot, asking another unnamed Marine to punch him in the face to create the appearance that he was knocked out in the jailbreak. | *Corporal [[Venner]], the Marine assigned to guard Roslin, had been sneaking her [[chamalla]] during her incarceration and included himself in on the escape plot, asking another unnamed Marine to punch him in the face to create the appearance that he was knocked out in the jailbreak. | ||
*[[Elosha]], Roslin's priest, escaped with Roslin aboard the Raptor | *[[Elosha]], Roslin's priest, escaped with Roslin aboard the Raptor. | ||
At the end of [[Resistance]], Roslin's getaway crew meets [[Tom Zarek]] aboard [[Cloud Nine]], a meeting that Lee Adama arranged, figuring that Zarek's network would have the resources necessary to help Roslin. Roslin, naturally, has reservations, and for good reason—Zarek was arguably in on a plot to assassinate Roslin in [[Colonial Day]]! Nonetheless, she grudgingly concedes that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend", accepting Zarek's help. Interestingly, [[Ellen Tigh]], who in the same episode seems to be a Zarek operative, is the one encouraging her husband to take extreme measures in asserting his authority—suggesting the whole enterprise is a plot for Tom Zarek to take power. | At the end of "[[Resistance]]", Roslin's getaway crew meets [[Tom Zarek]] aboard [[Cloud Nine]], a meeting that Lee Adama arranged, figuring that Zarek's network would have the resources necessary to help Roslin. Roslin, naturally, has reservations, and for good reason—Zarek was arguably in on a plot to assassinate Roslin in [[Colonial Day]]! Nonetheless, she grudgingly concedes that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend", accepting Zarek's help. Interestingly, [[Ellen Tigh]], who in the same episode seems to be a Zarek operative, is the one encouraging her husband to take extreme measures in asserting his authority—suggesting the whole enterprise is a plot for Tom Zarek to take power. | ||
Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], the elected Vice-President of the colonies, expresses the opinion to Col. Tigh that given Roslin's imprisonment, he is the legitimately serving President. Despite this adherence to the [[Articles of Colonization]], Baltar seems uninvolved in the Roslin faction as of yet. | Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], the elected Vice-President of the colonies, expresses the opinion to Col. Tigh that given Roslin's imprisonment, he is the legitimately serving President. Despite this adherence to the [[Articles of Colonization]], Baltar seems uninvolved in the Roslin faction as of yet. | ||
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Revision as of 00:20, 7 August 2005
The Laura Roslin faction' is an ad-hoc conspiracy of Colonials who supported and aided in breaking President Laura Roslin from the Galacticas brig and may assist in reinstating Roslin as the effective leader of humanity. Most of the participants hid their participation in order to maintain their positions aboard the Galactica, with only a few openly defying Colonel Saul Tigh's declaration of martial law.
The impetus of this conspiracy occured after the tragic death of unarmed civilians by a group of marines, who were lead by an inexperienced Viper pilot, during an operation to procure needed supplies for the battlestar.
The conspiracy to free Roslin, as of "Resistance", includes:
- Laura Roslin herself.
- Captain Lee Adama, who coordinated with other members of the conspiracy and piloted the Raptor. He was imprisoned in the brig along with Roslin but was often released on parole in order to carry out his duties as the CAG.
- Billy Keikeya, Roslin's aide, assisted in breaking her out of prison but refused to escape with her, ostensibly because he did not approve of Roslin's decision.
- Doctor Cottle, who signed an authorization to release a Raptor for flight ops. He later claimed that he was forced to do so at gunpoint, but this may have been to cover himself—all we see is when Roslin herself initially approaches him.
- Petty Officer Dualla, who had a number of covert meetings with Lee and got a series of orders signed in order to cover for Roslin's escape, including closing causeway B (the main escape route) as well as, presumably, authorization to launch the Raptor.
- Lt. Gaeta, who Dualla seems to include on the plot, covers up the off-logged calls made throughout the course of the conspiracy when asked by Col. Tigh.
- Corporal Venner, the Marine assigned to guard Roslin, had been sneaking her chamalla during her incarceration and included himself in on the escape plot, asking another unnamed Marine to punch him in the face to create the appearance that he was knocked out in the jailbreak.
- Elosha, Roslin's priest, escaped with Roslin aboard the Raptor.
At the end of "Resistance", Roslin's getaway crew meets Tom Zarek aboard Cloud Nine, a meeting that Lee Adama arranged, figuring that Zarek's network would have the resources necessary to help Roslin. Roslin, naturally, has reservations, and for good reason—Zarek was arguably in on a plot to assassinate Roslin in Colonial Day! Nonetheless, she grudgingly concedes that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend", accepting Zarek's help. Interestingly, Ellen Tigh, who in the same episode seems to be a Zarek operative, is the one encouraging her husband to take extreme measures in asserting his authority—suggesting the whole enterprise is a plot for Tom Zarek to take power.
Dr. Gaius Baltar, the elected Vice-President of the colonies, expresses the opinion to Col. Tigh that given Roslin's imprisonment, he is the legitimately serving President. Despite this adherence to the Articles of Colonization, Baltar seems uninvolved in the Roslin faction as of yet.