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{{Infobox group|color_theme=tm|members=[[Louis Armstrong]]<br>[[Alekhine Dendaro]]<br>[[The Doyenne]] (sort of)|area_of_operation=[[Quire]]<br>[[The Divine Fleet]]|affiliations=[[Iconoclasts]]|season=''[[Twilight Mirage]]''}} | {{Infobox group|color_theme=tm|members=[[Louis Armstrong]]<br>[[Alekhine Dendaro]]<br>[[The Doyenne]] (sort of)|area_of_operation=[[Quire]]<br>[[The Divine Fleet]]|affiliations=[[Iconoclasts]]|season=''[[Twilight Mirage]]''}} | ||
The '''Independents''' are a group of people who worship [[Independence]]. Former residents of [[Quire]] who survived the war and conflict brought on by Independence, they were found by [[Curiosity]], who brought them into the [[Divine Fleet|Fleet]]. They | The '''Independents''' are a group of people who worship [[Independence]]. Former residents of [[Quire]] who survived the war and conflict brought on by Independence, they were found by [[Curiosity]], who brought them into the [[Divine Fleet|Fleet]]. They wanted to revive Independence, and some even planned to incorporate the Divine into the Fleet.<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 21: One's Own Right]]</ref> [[Louis Armstrong|Armstrong]] claimed that within the Fleet, they had a lot of freedom of movement due to [[Empyrean]]'s sympathy for survivors.<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 16: An Approximation of a Connection]]</ref> | ||
They kidnapped [[the Doyenne]] while working to revive the corpse of Independence, but she had her own ideas. [[Echo]], [[Even]], [[Gig]] and [[Grand Magnificent]] | They kidnapped [[the Doyenne]] while working to revive the corpse of Independence, but she had her own ideas. [[Echo]], [[Even]], [[Gig]] and [[Grand Magnificent]] found their Quire base in "[[Twilight Mirage 23: godspeed, glory Pt. 2|godspeed, glory Pt. 2]]", where the Doyenne's communication with the [[Iconoclasts]] was revealed, along with her plan to use Grand Magnificent's schematics for Independence. | ||
== Iconoclastics == | |||
The '''Iconoclastics''' are a group of worshipers of [[Volition]], the [[Axioms]] and the Iconoclasts. They emerged some time after the [[The Miracle of the Mirage (Event)|Miracle of the Mirage]] and live on Seneschal's Brace. They are tolerated due to the system's support of religious freedom. They likely grew directly out of the remaining Independents, as [[Alekhine Dendaro]] was their leader and a former Independent.<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 65: Futura Free Pt. 2]]</ref> | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Revision as of 16:26, 9 May 2023
The Independents are a group of people who worship Independence. Former residents of Quire who survived the war and conflict brought on by Independence, they were found by Curiosity, who brought them into the Fleet. They wanted to revive Independence, and some even planned to incorporate the Divine into the Fleet.[1] Armstrong claimed that within the Fleet, they had a lot of freedom of movement due to Empyrean's sympathy for survivors.[2]
They kidnapped the Doyenne while working to revive the corpse of Independence, but she had her own ideas. Echo, Even, Gig and Grand Magnificent found their Quire base in "godspeed, glory Pt. 2", where the Doyenne's communication with the Iconoclasts was revealed, along with her plan to use Grand Magnificent's schematics for Independence.
Iconoclastics
The Iconoclastics are a group of worshipers of Volition, the Axioms and the Iconoclasts. They emerged some time after the Miracle of the Mirage and live on Seneschal's Brace. They are tolerated due to the system's support of religious freedom. They likely grew directly out of the remaining Independents, as Alekhine Dendaro was their leader and a former Independent.[3]