Clarice Willow

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Clarice Willow
Clarice Willow

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Colony Sagittaron; later relocated to Caprica
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Introduced Caprica pilot
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Children Several in her group marriage (if any are hers biologically is presently unknown)
Marital Status Married to Nestor, Mar-Beth, Helena, Tanner, Olaf, Rashawn, and Desiree Willow, in addition to a few other men
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Role Priestess
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Portrayed by Polly Walker
Clarice Willow is a Cylon
Clarice Willow is a Final Five Cylon
Clarice Willow is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Clarice Willow is an Original Series Cylon
Related Media
@ BW Media
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Sister Clarice Willow is an Athenian High Priestess and the headmistress of the Athena Academy on Caprica, a private religious school. She achieved a high position in the clergy despite having grown up in the slums of Sagittaron.

Despite being a High Priestess of the polytheistic religion of the Twelve Colonies, she is in fact a closet monotheist involved with the Soldiers of the One. A ring worn by Clarice and kissed by Zoe Graystone bears a striking resemblance to the Eye of Jupiter, and as such may hold significance in the mythology of BSG. [1] [2] She shares some of her own illegal beliefs with a few of her brightest students, including the deceased Zoe Graystone and Ben Stark, as well as Lacy Rand, who survives the suicide bombing and is subsequently the object of Willow's interest. These beliefs result in Stark's fanatical devotion and the suicide bombing of the Lev, claiming the lives of Graystone, Joseph Adama's wife and daughter and others (Caprica pilot, "Rebirth").

In her personal life, Willow is part of a group marriage that includes partners of both genders; the family uses the surname of her wife, Desiree Willow.

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  • Sister Willow mentions to Lacy Rand that she was raised in the slums of Sagittaron in a deleted scene.