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As with every single Artificial Intelligence to Quicken on a ship that Schrödinger had a hand in working on directly (four and counting) the persona manifest is that of an "antagonist" type fictional character. Viola "Gyane" is, as with her siblings - [[Trigon]], [[d'Sparil]], and [[Harlequin]] (Harley Quinn) - approached with a certain amount of pragmatism and caution. While not as openly malicious as either the eldest or second eldest, and not as ... insane ... as her nominal sister, Viola has what can be referred to as a "thorny" personality and is wont to be rather extreme in her responses. That being said, she's also become quite protective of her "crew," whom she views as comrades. | As with every single Artificial Intelligence to Quicken on a ship that Schrödinger had a hand in working on directly (four and counting) the persona manifest is that of an "antagonist" type fictional character. Viola "Gyane" is, as with her siblings - [[Trigon]], [[d'Sparil]], and [[Harlequin]] (Harley Quinn) - approached with a certain amount of pragmatism and caution. While not as openly malicious as either the eldest or second eldest, and not as ... insane ... as her nominal sister, Viola has what can be referred to as a "thorny" personality and is wont to be rather extreme in her responses. That being said, she's also become quite protective of her "crew," whom she views as comrades. | ||
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| + | Viola awoke in the ''[[Kobayashi Maru]]'' during the [[Boskone War]], and has remained in that ship ever since. She joined [[Great Justice]] at the end of the war so that she could legally remain armed. She considers herself to still be part of the SEBureau despite that group dissolving at the end of the war. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:41, 25 October 2012
| Viola "Gyane" | |
| Nationality | Fenspace Convention |
|---|---|
| Citizenship | SEBureau |
| Occupation | Majordomo, SS Kobayashi Maru |
| Employer | Great Justice |
| Parents | Katz Schrödinger (creator) |
| Relatives | Trigon, D'Sparil, Harlequin |
The fourth AI Quickened by Katz Schrödinger, Viola is the AI majordomo of the Kobayashi Maru.
As with every single Artificial Intelligence to Quicken on a ship that Schrödinger had a hand in working on directly (four and counting) the persona manifest is that of an "antagonist" type fictional character. Viola "Gyane" is, as with her siblings - Trigon, d'Sparil, and Harlequin (Harley Quinn) - approached with a certain amount of pragmatism and caution. While not as openly malicious as either the eldest or second eldest, and not as ... insane ... as her nominal sister, Viola has what can be referred to as a "thorny" personality and is wont to be rather extreme in her responses. That being said, she's also become quite protective of her "crew," whom she views as comrades.
Viola awoke in the Kobayashi Maru during the Boskone War, and has remained in that ship ever since. She joined Great Justice at the end of the war so that she could legally remain armed. She considers herself to still be part of the SEBureau despite that group dissolving at the end of the war.
Known Crew Quirks
- Lock and load - Viola is an obsessive-compulsive when it comes to calculating targeting solutions, which is the reason the weapons console and some of the sensors have lockouts that keep her from those parts of the ship.
Stories
Viola appears in:
