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Greater emphasis is placed on the Blue Team that comprises [[John-117]]'s team in ''Guardians'', therefore increasing the roles of [[Frederic-104]] and [[Linda-058]]. Fred and Linda join [[Kelly-087]], Sam and John in their initial teamwork training session. In the Battle of Chi Ceti, rather than all of the Spartans launching and only Kelly, Sam and John making it, only Blue Team launches and all five make it aboard the Covenant ship. | Greater emphasis is placed on the Blue Team that comprises [[John-117]]'s team in ''Guardians'', therefore increasing the roles of [[Frederic-104]] and [[Linda-058]]. Fred and Linda join [[Kelly-087]], Sam and John in their initial teamwork training session. In the Battle of Chi Ceti, rather than all of the Spartans launching and only Kelly, Sam and John making it, only Blue Team launches and all five make it aboard the Covenant ship. | ||
During the [[Battle of Chi Ceti]], the Spartans use a [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]] taken from one of the {{UNSCShip|Commonwealth}}'s Pelicans to destroy the ''[[Unrelenting]]''. In the novel, they use warheads from [[Anvil-II air-to-surface missile|Anvil II]] missiles while the Pelicans did not carry nuclear weapons. Additionally, the ''Unrelenting'' is depicted as a {{Class|CCS|battlecruiser}} while the novel shows it as being around the size of the ''Commonwealth'', a {{Class|Paris|frigate}}. | During the [[Battle of Chi Ceti]], the Spartans use a [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]] taken from one of the {{UNSCShip|Commonwealth}}'s Pelicans to destroy the ''[[Unrelenting]]''. In the novel, they use warheads from [[Anvil-II air-to-surface missile|Anvil II]] missiles while the Pelicans did not carry nuclear weapons. Additionally, the ''Unrelenting'' is depicted as a {{Class|CCS|battlecruiser}} while the novel shows it as being around the size of the ''Commonwealth'', a {{Class|Paris|heavy frigate}}. | ||
The tree-carving scene does not take place in the book, rather the children head directly to a single rendezvous together. | The tree-carving scene does not take place in the book, rather the children head directly to a single rendezvous together. | ||