Domra

Domra
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Portrayed by	John Hoyt
Domra is a Cylon
Domra is a Final Five Cylon
Domra is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Domra is an Original Series Cylon
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		@ BW Media
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Sire Domra is a leading member of the Quorum during the encounter with Terra's Nazi-esque Eastern Alliance.

Like most of the Quorum, he became an irritant to Adama and a hindrance to The Fleet in general. He manages to persuade the Quorum to dissolve martial law, thus relieving Adama of command of the Fleet. While Adama was permitted to retain command of Galactica, he posts an "advisor" to core command in the form of Siress Tinia. Believing that the so-called representatives of the Eastern Alliance were mistreated by the Colonial Warriors under Adama's command, he and the Quorum order their transfer from the Prison Barge. This action permits the Eastern Alliance, three Borellian Nomen and Baltar to board Galactica and take Domra -- with the Quorum and Lieutenants Boomer and Sheba -- hostage.

When Adama trades both himself and Tinia for an extra centar of time, Domra informs him that the Quorum had voted to extend the State of Emergency, much to Adama's chagrin (TOS: "Baltar's Escape").

Notes

• The Realm Press comic book, "Prison of Souls, Part 1", has a character named Sire Doma. These character are not the same, given the physical appearance of Doma, notably the lack of hair on Doma.

Re-imagined Series definition: a nickname used as a substitute for an aviator's given name in wireless communications and in conversation

Original Series definition: a title of nobility akin to "Sir," typically ascribed to a civilian of the male gender (e.g. Sire Uri, Sire Solon)