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{{Infobox | {{Infobox Character|color_theme = tm | ||
|title = Gray Gloaming | |||
|pronouns = she/her | |||
|relations = [[Keen Forester Gloaming]] (father)<br>[[Demani Dusk]] (fiancée) | |||
|people=[[Synthetic]]|affiliations=[[Rapid Evening (intelligence agency)|Rapid Evening]] (former agent) <br>[[The Brink]] (co-owner)|season=''[[Twilight Mirage]]''|titles=Satellite}} | |||
'''Gray Gloaming''', also referred to as '''Satellite''', is an observer of the [[Divine Fleet]] for the [[Rapid Evening (intelligence agency)|Rapid Evening]]. Her dispatches begin each episode of the [[Planet Game]]. [[Demani Dusk]] is her immediate superior and partner. | |||
== Appearance == | == Appearance == | ||
Gray uses | She is a space station and literal orbital satellite. Gray also uses wheeled, humanoid "shells" with a "round, humanoid brown-bronze upper body speckled with gold dust" affixed to a chassis to get around the station. She has a "cherubic face" that's "framed by a synthetic bob."<sup><ref>[[Twilight Mirage 27: The Miracle of the Mirage: The Siege]], 3:55:45.</ref></sup> She has a similar frame that hangs from the ceiling in a secret room in the station and can project predictive hard light holograms with Rapid Evening tech. Like the wheeled shells, it takes the form of a bronze metal torso.<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 47: Uncontrolled Fires]]</ref> | ||
== Personality == | |||
She is "bright and shiny and optimistic"<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 23: godspeed, glory Pt. 2]]</ref>. | |||
== History and Involvement == | |||
Gray is the daughter of [[Keen Forester Gloaming]] and a former human. Her father recalls a day "a long time ago" when she was younger and went "running through the backyard during a sunshower…laughing".<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 24: godspeed, glory Pt. 3]]</ref> Having become a [[Rapid Evening#Primary and Satellite|Satellite]] for the Rapid Evening some time after being taken off [[Cycle]], her consciousness now inhabits a space station in the outskirts of the [[Twilight Mirage (location)|Twilight Mirage]]. | |||
In order to protect the people of the Mirage, Gray and Demani scuttle the [[stellar combustor]] in Gray's station when [[Volition]] emerges as a threat. Their refusal to push the button leads to a shadow war within the Rapid Evening, supported by those loyal to Demani and Gray, until [[Crystal Palace]] declares the Mirage stabilized.<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 27: The Miracle of the Mirage: The Siege]], closing</ref> | |||
After the Miracle, Gray and Demani have gotten engaged and built an artificial asteroid out of space debris around Gray's station. They run a gathering place (described as a space shipping hub, truck stop, information brokerage, smugglers' den and diner) known as [[the Brink]] there. They welcome misfits like [[Morning's Observation]] (who first becomes a dishwasher for their diner and then part of their found family) and work to protect the Mirage from events like [[Dark Day]]. | |||
== Appears in == | |||
* '''Episode intros:''' ''[[Twilight Mirage]]'' [[Twilight Mirage 03: The Planet of Quire|03]]-[[Twilight Mirage 05: The Sunlight of Knowing|05]], [[Twilight Mirage 09: The Sound of Strings|09]], [[Twilight Mirage 11: What We're Capable Of|11]]-[[Twilight Mirage 16: An Approximation of a Connection|16]], [[Twilight Mirage 22: godspeed, glory Pt. 1|22]], [[Twilight Mirage 28: This Year of Ours: The Scoundrel|28]], [[Twilight Mirage 54: Downtime on Skein|54]], [[Twilight Mirage 65: Futura Free Pt. 2|65]] | |||
* '''On-screen appearances:''' ''Twilight Mirage'' [[Twilight Mirage 27: The Miracle of the Mirage: The Siege|27]], [[Twilight Mirage 47: Uncontrolled Fires|47]], [[Twilight Mirage 62: The Feast of Patina|62]], [[Twilight Mirage 66: Futura Free Pt. 3|66]] | |||
* '''Mentioned only:''' ''Twilight Mirage'' [[Twilight Mirage 35: This Year of Ours: The Notion|35]], [[Twilight Mirage 46: Every Time We Leave, It Changes|46]], [[Twilight Mirage 67: Futura Free Pt. 4|67]] | |||
== References == | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
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[[Category:Twilight Mirage characters]] | |||
[[Category:Synthetics]] | |||
[[Category:Rapid Evening (intelligence agency) members]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:55, 25 January 2024
Gray Gloaming, also referred to as Satellite, is an observer of the Divine Fleet for the Rapid Evening. Her dispatches begin each episode of the Planet Game. Demani Dusk is her immediate superior and partner.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
She is a space station and literal orbital satellite. Gray also uses wheeled, humanoid "shells" with a "round, humanoid brown-bronze upper body speckled with gold dust" affixed to a chassis to get around the station. She has a "cherubic face" that's "framed by a synthetic bob."[1] She has a similar frame that hangs from the ceiling in a secret room in the station and can project predictive hard light holograms with Rapid Evening tech. Like the wheeled shells, it takes the form of a bronze metal torso.[2]
Personality[edit | edit source]
She is "bright and shiny and optimistic"[3].
History and Involvement[edit | edit source]
Gray is the daughter of Keen Forester Gloaming and a former human. Her father recalls a day "a long time ago" when she was younger and went "running through the backyard during a sunshower…laughing".[4] Having become a Satellite for the Rapid Evening some time after being taken off Cycle, her consciousness now inhabits a space station in the outskirts of the Twilight Mirage.
In order to protect the people of the Mirage, Gray and Demani scuttle the stellar combustor in Gray's station when Volition emerges as a threat. Their refusal to push the button leads to a shadow war within the Rapid Evening, supported by those loyal to Demani and Gray, until Crystal Palace declares the Mirage stabilized.[5]
After the Miracle, Gray and Demani have gotten engaged and built an artificial asteroid out of space debris around Gray's station. They run a gathering place (described as a space shipping hub, truck stop, information brokerage, smugglers' den and diner) known as the Brink there. They welcome misfits like Morning's Observation (who first becomes a dishwasher for their diner and then part of their found family) and work to protect the Mirage from events like Dark Day.
Appears in[edit | edit source]
- Episode intros: Twilight Mirage 03-05, 09, 11-16, 22, 28, 54, 65
- On-screen appearances: Twilight Mirage 27, 47, 62, 66
- Mentioned only: Twilight Mirage 35, 46, 67