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'''Pergia Envito''' is the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Tauron|Tauron]] delegate who votes for [[Gaius Baltar]] as [[Laura Roslin]]'s vice president ([[Colonial Day]], [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 1 (RDM)#Colonial Day|deleted scene]]).
'''Perah Enyeto''' is the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#Tauron|Tauron]] delegate who votes for [[Gaius Baltar]] as [[Laura Roslin]]'s vice president ([[Colonial Day]], [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 1 (RDM)#Colonial Day|deleted scene]]).


Envito is not seen again, particularly in light of the Quorum assembled after the [[Second Exodus]] ([[The Ties That Bind]]).  
Enyeto is not seen again, particularly in light of the Quorum assembled after the [[Second Exodus]] {{TRS|The Ties That Bind}}.  


==Notes==
==Notes==


* Her name plate is seen in the deleted scene for "Colonial Day", but is fuzzy.
* Her name plate is seen in the deleted scene for "Colonial Day", but it is blurred. The official spelling comes from [[:Image:Names from agenda ep 111.jpg|a scan of this document]], which is a part of the Quorum of Twelve's agenda for that episode.


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Perah Enyeto is the Tauron delegate who votes for Gaius Baltar as Laura Roslin's vice president (Colonial Day, deleted scene).

Enyeto is not seen again, particularly in light of the Quorum assembled after the Second Exodus (TRS: "The Ties That Bind").

Notes

  • Her name plate is seen in the deleted scene for "Colonial Day", but it is blurred. The official spelling comes from a scan of this document, which is a part of the Quorum of Twelve's agenda for that episode.