Shepard Book
POSTED BY: jaglee
UPDATED: Friday, November 9, 2007 19:01
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Book keeping tabs on River? Far too silly.
High up in Alliance Command, retired Flag Officer or thereabouts. Perhaps just an officer that made a name for himself, Congressional Medal or similar, a hero held up to other Alliance officers so they take care of him. But he must have knowledge of Niska so that would lead more to Intelligence, having used Nishka in places the Alliance couldn't be seen.
Or a Planetary Governor, which would allow for most of the above.
People got hurt, perhaps a colony like Haven wiped out by his orders and that turns him to religion.
He is honest in his convictions, a Sheperd that would swear to protect anyone he felt was being abused or under threat.
But then there is Early, and he dispels most theories.
Dammit Joss, just tell us!
"I don't care if you are guilty or not, so where does that put you?"
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Quote:
Prairie Experiences in Handling Cattle and Sheep, by Major W. Shepherd, published in 1884. Caption reads "Interior of Ranch."
i just got his by googling Shepherd Book - wow!:)
(and there was i always thinking he got his name from John Book in Witness...)
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I always believed Book was a disillusioned operative who deserted as he could no longer stomach the work and wanted to redeem himself which is why he became a shepherd.
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