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An orphan, Jai was conscripted into the [[SPARTAN-II]] program in [[2517]].<ref>[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]] page 69</ref> When he was told that he had been conscripted, Jai attempted to | An orphan, Jai was conscripted into the [[SPARTAN-II]] program in [[2517]].<ref>[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]] page 69</ref> When he was told that he had been conscripted, a wary Jai had attempted to leave the compound but was grabbed hold of by one of the trainers.<ref>Halo: The Cole Protocol page76</ref> Over the next 5 months, he would constantly attempt to escape with [[Adriana-111]]. The trainers, after suffering broken ankles, lost eyes, fingers, and toes, chose to shoot them with darts from the troop bays of [[Pelicans]]. | ||
He was eventually sent to meet with [[Dr. Catherine Halsey]]. Upon telling her that he wanted to go home, she showed him a dart that induced neural paralysis, meaning that he would forget everything about the SPARTAN-II program. She informed him that when he would wake up, he would find himself in a city with no memories of the last five months. However, he was also told that it reacted badly to children, erasing their entire memories. Continuing her speech, she went deeper into his head and began asking him how he would feel if he forgot Adriana, who he seemed to like a lot, sneaking out with her every night and telling him that the people at his orphanage didn't even notice his disappearence (this may be because the Spartans were replaced with flash clones). This discouraged him from making any more escape attempts—until later that night, anyway. | He was eventually sent to meet with [[Dr. Catherine Halsey]]. Upon telling her that he wanted to go home, she showed him a dart that induced neural paralysis, meaning that he would forget everything about the SPARTAN-II program. She informed him that when he would wake up, he would find himself in a city with no memories of the last five months. However, he was also told that it reacted badly to children, erasing their entire memories. Continuing her speech, she went deeper into his head and began asking him how he would feel if he forgot Adriana, who he seemed to like a lot, sneaking out with her every night and telling him that the people at his orphanage didn't even notice his disappearence (this may be because the Spartans were replaced with flash clones). This discouraged him from making any more escape attempts—until later that night, anyway. | ||