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See also: Independence (COUNTER/weight Wikia). Potential COUNTER/weight spoilers at link.

Independence is a first generation Divine. Its supporters are called Independents.

History

Pre-COUNTER/weight

Independence was, before the events of COUNTER/weight, a Divine in the Golden Branch. During this time, together with it's candidate Kadaknath, it bore witness to the use of the first stellar combustors.

With Kamala Cadence

Some time after, it took the candidate Kamala Cadence, with whom it had an unusually healthy relationship for the time. As a result, a case can be made that Kamala was the first true excerpt.

However, despite their strong bond, a rift grew between the two, as Kamala, who had been working on creating The Resonant Orbit, refused to include in the core tenets the right of a Divine to die. As a result, the two split.^{^[1]}^{^[2]}

On Earth

Independence is an enemy of the New Earth Hegemony, but its exact reasons for leaving Earth are unknown. Over the course of hundreds of years, Independence moved on a trajectory out of the center of the galaxy and into the Benthos system. A solar flare then altered its course to the planet of Quire.^{^[3]}

In the Fleet

On Quire, its influence caused the end of the Glassed Age. It also created the Iconoclasts and Quire's fifth moon, Volition.

Some of its former followers became part of the Divine Fleet.

When Gig Kep-hart, Leaf Cart-horn and Lily Lysander found Independence's heart, and it was stolen by Louis Armstrong, the planet-being of Quire took control of Gig's broadcasting ability to share the history of Quire, and the damning effects of Independence on Quire's history, with the Divine Fleet.

At some point, Independence met with the Doyenne, and proposed that she become his Candidate. As a result, she tasked Grand Magnificent with building him a new body, as he was, at that time, disassembled and scattered across the planet Quire. Grand was not aware of this goal, however, and was instead informed that he was building a new Saint mech. After the body was completed, Independence was fitted into it, and took off to meet up, and potentially merge with, Volition.

However, on Volition, Independence encountered a number of individuals, including Grand, Even, and ⸢Signet⸣, with Grand eventually shooting and killing Independence.^{^[4]}

Notes

[1] Episode 23, episode description

[2] The Vault of Anticipation Pt.1

[3] Episode 21

[4] Episode 25

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 <blockquote>''See also: [http://counterweight.wikia.com/wiki/Independence Independence (COUNTER/weight Wikia)]. Potential COUNTER/weight spoilers at link.''</blockquote>{{Infobox NPC|title1 = Independence|affiliation(s) = [[The Independents|Independents]]
-[[Iconoclasts]]|status = Alive|pronouns = He/him, it/its|lifeform = Divine}}
+[[Iconoclasts]]
+[[Kamala Cadence]] (former [[excerpt]])
+[[The Doyenne]] (brief [[excerpt]])|status = Dead (killed by [[Grand Magnificent]])|pronouns = He/him, it/its|lifeform = Divine}}
 '''Independence''' is a first generation [[Divine]]. Its supporters are called [[The Independents|Independents]].
 == History ==
-Independence is an enemy of the [[New Earth Hegemony]], but its exact reasons for leaving Earth are unknown. Over the course of hundreds of years, Independence moved on a trajectory out of the center of the galaxy and into the [[Benthos]] system. A solar flare then altered its course to the planet of [[Quire]].
+=== Pre-COUNTER/weight ===
+Independence was, before the events of COUNTER/weight, a Divine in the Golden Branch. During this time, together with it's [[Excerpt|candidate]] [[Kadaknath]], it bore witness to the use of the first stellar combustors.
+=== With Kamala Cadence ===
+Some time after, it took the candidate [[Kamala Cadence]], with whom it had an unusually healthy relationship for the time. As a result, a case can be made that Kamala was the first true excerpt.
+However, despite their strong bond, a rift grew between the two, as Kamala, who had been working on creating [[The Resonant Orbit]], refused to include in the core tenets the right of a Divine to die. As a result, the two split.<sup><ref>[[godspeed, glory Pt. 2|Episode 23]], episode description</ref></sup><sup><ref>[[The Vault of Anticipation Pt.1]]</ref></sup>
+=== On Earth ===
+Independence is an enemy of the [[New Earth Hegemony]], but its exact reasons for leaving Earth are unknown. Over the course of hundreds of years, Independence moved on a trajectory out of the center of the galaxy and into the [[Benthos]] system. A solar flare then altered its course to the planet of [[Quire]].<sup><ref>[[One's Own Right|Episode 21]]</ref></sup>
+=== In the Fleet ===
 On Quire, its influence caused the end of the Glassed Age. It also created the [[Iconoclasts]] and Quire's fifth moon, [[Volition]].
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 When [[Gig Kep-hart]], [[Leaf Cart-horn]] and [[Lily Lysander]] found Independence's heart, and it was stolen by [[Louis Armstrong]], the planet-being of Quire took control of Gig's broadcasting ability to share the history of Quire, and the damning effects of Independence on Quire's history, with the Divine Fleet.
+At some point, Independence met with [[the Doyenne]], and proposed that she become his [[Candidate]]. As a result, she tasked Grand Magnificent with building him a new body, as he was, at that time, disassembled and scattered across the planet Quire. Grand was not aware of this goal, however, and was instead informed that he was building a new Saint mech. After the body was completed, Independence was fitted into it, and took off to meet up, and potentially merge with, [[Volition]].
+However, on Volition, Independence encountered a number of individuals, including Grand, [[Even]], and [[⸢Signet⸣]], with Grand eventually shooting and killing Independence.<sup><ref>[[The Miracle of the Mirage: The Dragon|Episode 25]]</ref></sup>
 == Notes ==
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 [[Category:Divines]]