Intervention.
\nWhen and where the decision was made to intervene on behalf of
\nhumanity might not be as intuitive as you think. There was always
\nconcern, but the past had played out so many different ways proving
\nthat no matter how small their numbers, they always made a come back
\nentirely on their own. It was not until the extinction of humanity was
\nan established fact that a consensus was created for the cause of
\nintervention. The risk of inadvertently destroying our own existence
\nin the effort to save humans was a concern of many but the ultimate
\nextinction of humans convinced many of the remaining holdouts. Many of
\nour attempts to change the past created unforeseen consequences to our
\npresent and future. Our initial strategy in response to this was to
\ntry and catalog every event that could possibly change our present,
\nwhich of course was insane, we see that now. But we do that in which
\nwe place our faith. This story will be interpreted by some of you as
\nbeing about our faith journey, how our understanding of God changed
\nover the millennia and led to our present interest in humanity. Others
\nwill see it more as a record of the tools we created in response to
\nour struggle to stay alive. We’ve finally figured out a way to be free
\nfrom our\u00a0constant changing\u00a0past.
\nThe Harbinger of Death.
\n(This is the variant of Kara Thrace that arrived on dying earth with
\ncylons in tow, who joined and better armed the rebelling cylons to
\ndestroy the13th colony. She stayed and fought them and died in the
\nbattle. Having doomed the 13th colony, and the Galactica she never
\nreturned to, the human race went extinct.
\nIndependently of this, the final five were warned of the coming
\napocalypse with enough time to reinvent resurrection technology, and
\nbegin their odyssey back in time to change history, arriving just
\nbefore the end of the first cylon war.
\nStarbuck begins working with the 13th colony to help protect them from
\nthe coming cylon attack (and the coordinated insurrection). She is
\nintroduced to the group later known as the final five — she
\nrecognizes them of course — and immediately knows (though in the
\nwrong context) that they are cylons, and accuses them of being spies.
\nThe outcomes of several loops: synopsis is that she has to change her
\nown future (of the little girl) to escape the loop, changing anything
\nelse continues the loop and the harbinger of death.
\nTitle: Little Girl Tara. First loop, She is born on the 13th colony
\nbut travels to future Caprica with her mother to study to be a pilot.
\nMother is trying to escape the dying world of the 13th colony.
\n2nd loop same but meets older version of self (dog tags) who has
\ntraveled back in time, neither recognize one another. 3rd loop same.
\nTitle: Dog Tags. First and only loop, She fights and dies with the
\n13th colony. Meets but doesn’t recognize younger self.
\nTitle: Before the Book of Pythia. 2nd loop is her only loop, she meets
\nbut doesn’t recognize her younger self. Sees dead dog tags? She goes
\nback in time further to be Pythia, to write the history that will be
\nfollowed as prophesy by a future Galactica (but is assassinated before
\nbook is written, and is mostly too crazy to write the book anyway due
\nto the time travel sickness).
\nTitle: The Book of Pythia. She goes back in time to be second coming
\nof Pythia, gives her book to Magnus, and lives out her days with Tye
\nsenior, eventually giving birth to Tye Junior. Which means Tye Junior
\ndoes not exist until loops after this. And that she had no knowledge
\nof Tye Junior from previous loops. The series as we know it is the
\nfinal loop.
\nTitle: Future Tara (the disappearing Tara we know and love). She
\nescapes the loop by going back forward in time, instead of back. She
\ngoes back to the Galactica, not realizing she has time traveled to the
\npast and back.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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