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*'''[[Juliana]]''', [[the Rubble]]'s smart AI, claimed herself to be rampant, but she did not show any signs of the condition besides considering herself the "goddess" of the Rubble. However, she explained that she could feel her rampancy encroaching on her and believed that only the massive task of running the Rubble kept her going.<ref name="cp86"/> Juliana ultimately sacrificed herself to destroy [[the Redoubt]] with the Rubble, refusing an offer to be transferred aboard the {{UNSCShip|Midsummer Night}} partially because she was aware of her rampancy.<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', ''page 331''</ref> | *'''[[Juliana]]''', [[the Rubble]]'s smart AI, claimed herself to be rampant, but she did not show any signs of the condition besides considering herself the "goddess" of the Rubble. However, she explained that she could feel her rampancy encroaching on her and believed that only the massive task of running the Rubble kept her going.<ref name="cp86"/> Juliana ultimately sacrificed herself to destroy [[the Redoubt]] with the Rubble, refusing an offer to be transferred aboard the {{UNSCShip|Midsummer Night}} partially because she was aware of her rampancy.<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', ''page 331''</ref> | ||
'''[[Governor Sloan]]''' | *'''[[Governor Sloan]]''', AI overseeing [[Meridian Station]], was showing signs of rampancy during the [[Guardian]] attack in [[2558]]. He later joined the [[Created]].<ref>'''Halo 5: Guardians''', ''Campaign level [[Guardians (level)|Guardians]]''</ref> | ||
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