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During the {{UNSCShip|Rubicon}}'s mission to [[Installation 00]], the severely damaged remains of Guilty Spark were recovered from the Ark by a [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] science team and taken aboard the ship.<ref name="EH">'''[[Eleventh Hour reports]]''', ''part 4''</ref> The science team proceeded to query the ancient human on the [[Didact]] and the historical nature of Forerunner-human relations. The damaged monitor then told the humans the story of his life and how he was transformed into a monitor.<ref name="primc1"/> While telling his story, the monitor constantly made breaches through the ship's firewalls, in order to access the humans' historical and palaeontological records, which greatly frustrated and distressed the UNSC personnel. After the monitor had finished, it shut down completely and was ejected into space by order of the [[ONI]] team commander. However, Chakas had inconspicuously transferred his data stream into the ship's system, and soon took over the entire ship, planning to use it and its crew in his quest to find the Librarian, who he claimed to know was still alive after examining and studying her fate for the last 100,000 years.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 378-379''</ref> | During the {{UNSCShip|Rubicon}}'s mission to [[Installation 00]], the severely damaged remains of Guilty Spark were recovered from the Ark by a [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] science team and taken aboard the ship.<ref name="EH">'''[[Eleventh Hour reports]]''', ''part 4''</ref> The science team proceeded to query the ancient human on the [[Didact]] and the historical nature of Forerunner-human relations. The damaged monitor then told the humans the story of his life and how he was transformed into a monitor.<ref name="primc1"/> While telling his story, the monitor constantly made breaches through the ship's firewalls, in order to access the humans' historical and palaeontological records, which greatly frustrated and distressed the UNSC personnel. After the monitor had finished, it shut down completely and was ejected into space by order of the [[ONI]] team commander. However, Chakas had inconspicuously transferred his data stream into the ship's system, and soon took over the entire ship, planning to use it and its crew in his quest to find the Librarian, who he claimed to know was still alive after examining and studying her fate for the last 100,000 years.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 378-379''</ref> | ||
After the ''Rubicon'' crashed on [[Geranos-a]], Spark repaired, combined or jettisoned all of his personality streams until only Chakas and 343 Guilty Spark remained. By the time he was found by the ''[[Ace of Spades]]'', Spark's personality was a mixture of the two but with more of Chakas in control than Guilty Spark. Going by Spark, he found himself horrified at what he had become over his 100,000 years as a monitor and made it his mission to find the [[Librarian]] to bring Chakas' old friends back. After revealing his history to the crew, Spark rejected Chakas as his avatar, instead choosing a holographic representation of his [[armiger]]. When Spark finally [[Mission to Mount Kilimanjaro|met with]] a personality imprint of the Librarian below [[Mount Kilimanjaro]], he used the image of Chakas and was referred to as such by the Librarian. The Librarian helped Spark to remember his struggles containing the essence of [[Forthencho]], Lord of Admirals and made him let his old friends go as they were at peace. Instead, Spark saw that the crew of the ''Ace of Spades'' were the friends he was looking for all along and he moved forward with his life as part of the crew. The Librarian also stated that Spark was a singular marvel: a being that had evolved on his own, perhaps out of necessity, but one that could still have a great impact on things to come. While communicating with [[Rion Forge]], the Librarian told her to take care of Spark who she called more fragile and important than Rion could ever know.<ref>'''[[Halo: Renegades]]'''</ref> | After the ''Rubicon'' crashed on [[Geranos-a]], Spark repaired, combined or jettisoned all of his personality streams until only Chakas and 343 Guilty Spark remained.<ref name="Renegades140">'''[[Halo: Renegades]]''', ''page 140''</ref> By the time he was found by the ''[[Ace of Spades]]'', Spark's personality was a mixture of the two but with more of Chakas in control than Guilty Spark. Going by Spark, he found himself horrified at what he had become over his 100,000 years as a monitor and made it his mission to find the [[Librarian]] to bring Chakas' old friends back. After revealing his history to the crew, Spark rejected Chakas as his avatar, instead choosing a holographic representation of his [[armiger]]. When Spark finally [[Mission to Mount Kilimanjaro|met with]] a personality imprint of the Librarian below [[Mount Kilimanjaro]], he used the image of Chakas and was referred to as such by the Librarian. The Librarian helped Spark to remember his struggles containing the essence of [[Forthencho]], Lord of Admirals and made him let his old friends go as they were at peace. Instead, Spark saw that the crew of the ''Ace of Spades'' were the friends he was looking for all along and he moved forward with his life as part of the crew. The Librarian also stated that Spark was a singular marvel: a being that had evolved on his own, perhaps out of necessity, but one that could still have a great impact on things to come. While communicating with [[Rion Forge]], the Librarian told her to take care of Spark who she called more fragile and important than Rion could ever know.<ref>'''[[Halo: Renegades]]'''</ref> | ||
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