Barnabas Greeley

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Barnabas Greeley
Barnabas Greeley

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Introduced Gravedancing
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Portrayed by James Marsters
Barnabas Greeley is a Cylon
Barnabas Greeley is a Final Five Cylon
Barnabas Greeley is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Barnabas Greeley is an Original Series Cylon
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Barnabas Greeley is the leader of a radical Soldiers of the One cell on Caprica committed to violent action. Working out of a dockside warehouse, Greeley guides his cell in both operational and spiritual matters. His own belief in a singular God revolves in part around pain as a pathway to clear thinking (CAP: "Know Thy Enemy").

According to Keon Gatwick, Greeley is the only member of the Soldiers of the One who can provide STO's support to Lacy Rand's endeavor of delivering Zoe Graystone's "package" to Gemenon (CAP: "Gravedancing"). Initially, Greeley rejects Lacy's request for help, but asks Keon to continue watching her and to gather more information (CAP: "Know Thy Enemy"). He is often opposed to Clarice Willow and her cell to such an extent that he attempts to build his power beyond hers, and after a confrontation with Willow over a weapons shipment turns violent, Greeley finds a use for Lacy's services. Greeley agrees to ship her package, and later asks her to change the fob and Clarice's key ring. He later reveals that he and Gatwick had been planning to assassinate Willow, and that the fob was a trigger for a hidden explosive. When Lacy tries to back out, Greeley threatens to kill her and Gatwick. Lacy sets off the bomb, but Willow unwittingly manages to escape (CAP: "End of Line").