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|parents = [[Katz Schrödinger]] | |parents = [[Katz Schrödinger]] | ||
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| − | The second AI Quickened by [[Katz Schrödinger]]. | + | The second [[AI]] Quickened by [[Katz Schrödinger]]. |
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. d'Sparil is, as with his siblings - [[Trigon]], [[Harlequin]] (Harley Quinn), and [[Viola]] 'Gyane' - approached with a certain amount of pragmatism and caution. | 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. d'Sparil is, as with his siblings - [[Trigon]], [[Harlequin]] (Harley Quinn), and [[Viola]] 'Gyane' - approached with a certain amount of pragmatism and caution. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:15, 9 September 2011
| D'Sparil | |
| Nationality | Fenspace Convention |
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| Citizenship | SEBureau |
| Parents | Katz Schrödinger |
| Relatives | Trigon, Harlequin, Viola |
The second AI Quickened by Katz Schrödinger.
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. d'Sparil is, as with his siblings - Trigon, Harlequin (Harley Quinn), and Viola 'Gyane' - approached with a certain amount of pragmatism and caution.
