Sesha Abinell

Sesha Abinell
[[File:|200px|Sesha Abinell]]
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Birth Name	Sesha ?
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Death	"Sacrifice", shot by marines
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Marital Status	Widowed by Ray Abinell
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Role	Terrorist
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Portrayed by	Dana Delany
Sesha Abinell is a Cylon
Sesha Abinell is a Final Five Cylon
Sesha Abinell is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Sesha Abinell is an Original Series Cylon
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[[File:|200px|Sesha Abinell]]

Sesha Abinell is a terrorist who, with the help of fellow conspiritors, holds patrons hostage in a lounge aboard the Cloud 9. Abinell had been widowed approximately 10 weeks earlier as a result of a Cylon attack attack on a civilian ship and in the intervening time composes a manifesto consisting mainly of conspiracy theories regarding Cylon infiltration of the Colonial Military, leading to the destruction of the Colonies. The manifesto is released to Colonial press within the Fleet after she and three men take control of the Cloud 9's lounge. Convinced that the Cylons are still manipulating the Colonial Military, she demands that Admiral William Adama hand over the copy of Sharon Valerii being held aboard Galactica. Abinell then threatens to start killing hostages if Adama does not comply.

To diffuse the situation, Adama promises to give Abinell Valerii's corpse in exchange for the safety of the hostages, terms which Abinell reluctantly agrees to. The corpse Adama provides, though, is of the Sharon Cally had assassinated months prior. When this deception comes to light, Abinell and her gunmen open fire, fatally wounding Billy Keikeya before being slain by Colonial Marines (Sacrifice).

Galactica 1980 definition: Dillon is called both a terrorist and a chauvinist by Jamie Hamilton during their phone call from the police station; he asks Troy "what's a terrorist chauvinist?" ^{(1980: "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I")}

These are terms directly relating to Galactica 1980, some of which are based from the Original Series. For terms from that series, please refer to List of terms (TOS).

Re-imagined Series definition: in military parlance, directive to continue the attack; otherwise used to refer to journalists ^{(TRS: "Maelstrom")}