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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
During the [[Human-Covenant War]], Gusay was a crewmember and the personal assistant of [[Shipmaster]] [[Jul ‘Mdama]]. After the war, there was a shortage of warships and he was reduced to be Jul's driver.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/news/headline/the-halo-bulletin-101211-exclusive-book-excerpt-glasslands/280887 '''Halo Waypoint-''' ''The Halo Bulletin: 10/12/11, Exclusive Book Excerpt - Glasslands'']</ref> | During the [[Human-Covenant War]], Gusay was a crewmember and the personal assistant of [[Shipmaster]] [[Jul ‘Mdama]]. After the war, there was a shortage of warships and he was reduced to be Jul's driver.<ref> | ||
Gusay appeared to have a respect or interest in humans, and sometimes made references to very human phrases such as "full house"> He believed that the Sangheili could learn from humanity in the aftermath of the Human-Covenant war in order to rebuild their society, reclaim their independence, and adapt to a changing galaxy. However, his superior, Jul 'Mdama, would hear none of this, vehemently stating that the Sangheili were nothing like the humans and forbade Gusay from saying otherwise. [http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/news/headline/the-halo-bulletin-101211-exclusive-book-excerpt-glasslands/280887 '''Halo Waypoint-''' ''The Halo Bulletin: 10/12/11, Exclusive Book Excerpt - Glasslands'']</ref> | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
Revision as of 19:24, February 13, 2013
Gusay is a Sangheili Officer[1] from the State of Mdama.
Biography
During the Human-Covenant War, Gusay was a crewmember and the personal assistant of Shipmaster Jul ‘Mdama. After the war, there was a shortage of warships and he was reduced to be Jul's driver.[2]
List of appearances
- Halo: Glasslands (First appearance)
- Halo: The Thursday War
Sources
- ^ Halo: Glasslands, page 135
- ^ Gusay appeared to have a respect or interest in humans, and sometimes made references to very human phrases such as "full house"> He believed that the Sangheili could learn from humanity in the aftermath of the Human-Covenant war in order to rebuild their society, reclaim their independence, and adapt to a changing galaxy. However, his superior, Jul 'Mdama, would hear none of this, vehemently stating that the Sangheili were nothing like the humans and forbade Gusay from saying otherwise. Halo Waypoint- The Halo Bulletin: 10/12/11, Exclusive Book Excerpt - Glasslands
