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{{Infobox character|title=|pronouns=she/her|color_theme=pzn|titles=Song of Partizan|affiliations=[[Stel Nideo]]<br>Church of | {{Infobox character|title=|pronouns=she/her|color_theme=pzn|titles=Song of Partizan|affiliations=[[Stel Nideo]]<br />[[Church of Received Asterism]]|season=''[[PARTIZAN]]'' and ''[[PALISADE]]''|debut=[[PARTIZAN 09: DESERT SQUIRE - VANTAGE]]}} | ||
'''Aleel Verdicate''' is the Song of [[Partizan (moon)|Partizan]], the highest ranking member of the church of [[Received Asterism]] on the moon | '''Aleel Verdicate''' is the Song of [[Partizan (moon)|Partizan]], the highest ranking member and ''de facto'' leader of the church of [[Received Asterism]] on the moon. | ||
==History and Involvement== | |||
Aleel reports directly to the Cycle of [[Divinity]]. She has access to the rings of [[Vernacular]], which allow her to connect with other [[Stel Nideo|Nidean]] religious figures on the moon as an informational network. | |||
{{NavboxPZN}} | She attends the [[Prophet's Path]] anniversary walk along with five burly guards in high-collared color-coded uniforms. When the procession is attacked, she attempts to "rescue" [[Gur Sevraq]], and recognizes [[Sovereign Immunity]] as the Farmer. | ||
[[Category:PARTIZAN | |||
Years later, she appears as the representative of Stel Nideo on an episode of ''[[Five Stels, Five Questions]]''. Despite the strict format of the show, she is permitted to ask two questions of the episode's interviewee, [[Kalvin Brnine]], because [[Continental Countinghouse]] is unable to say no to the Song of Partizan. Her questions for Brnine include whether they recognize the "KB custom" mech model that became the [[Three Cheers!]], and why [[Millennium Break]] would condone them gassing unarmed civilians in [[Orzen]].<ref group="Note">See the events of [[PARTIZAN 15: Divine Attention]]. Millennium Break, of course, did not yet exist when these events occurred.</ref><ref>[[PALISADE 28: Honesty and Integrity Pt. 1]]</ref> | |||
==Appears in == | |||
===''PARTIZAN''=== | |||
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* [[PARTIZAN 09: DESERT SQUIRE - VANTAGE]] | |||
* [[PARTIZAN 10: DESERT SQUIRE - RIPOSTE]] | |||
* [[PARTIZAN 11: DESERT SQUIRE - SLEIGHT]] | |||
* [[PARTIZAN 29: Buried Beneath Golden Leaves]] | |||
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===''PALISADE''=== | |||
*[[PALISADE 28: Honesty and Integrity Pt. 1]] | |||
==Footnotes== | |||
<references group="Note" /> | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:PARTIZAN characters]] | |||
[[Category:PALISADE characters]] | |||
[[Category:Honesty and Integrity arc]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:37, 1 May 2024
Aleel Verdicate is the Song of Partizan, the highest ranking member and de facto leader of the church of Received Asterism on the moon.
History and Involvement[edit | edit source]
Aleel reports directly to the Cycle of Divinity. She has access to the rings of Vernacular, which allow her to connect with other Nidean religious figures on the moon as an informational network.
She attends the Prophet's Path anniversary walk along with five burly guards in high-collared color-coded uniforms. When the procession is attacked, she attempts to "rescue" Gur Sevraq, and recognizes Sovereign Immunity as the Farmer.
Years later, she appears as the representative of Stel Nideo on an episode of Five Stels, Five Questions. Despite the strict format of the show, she is permitted to ask two questions of the episode's interviewee, Kalvin Brnine, because Continental Countinghouse is unable to say no to the Song of Partizan. Her questions for Brnine include whether they recognize the "KB custom" mech model that became the Three Cheers!, and why Millennium Break would condone them gassing unarmed civilians in Orzen.[Note 1][1]
Appears in[edit | edit source]
PARTIZAN[edit | edit source]
PALISADE[edit | edit source]
Footnotes[edit | edit source]
- ↑ See the events of PARTIZAN 15: Divine Attention. Millennium Break, of course, did not yet exist when these events occurred.