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Curator was assigned as the UNSC ''Rubicon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s onboard AI to monitor the ship in the expedition to [[Installation 00]]. After recovering the remains of [[343 Guilty Spark]], the former [[monitor]] of [[Halo Array|Halo]] [[Installation 04]], the science team questioned the damaged monitor on his origins, who obliged the humans due to their authority as [[Reclaimer]]s. Over the course of the interrogation, Spark breached the ''Rubicon'''s firewall several times, much to the team's dismay. On [[2554|August 21, 2554]], Spark powered down after concluding his story and his casing was subsequently ejected into space; unknown to the crew he had already transferred his consciousness to the shipboard computers.<ref name="mythos"/> | Curator was assigned as the UNSC ''Rubicon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s onboard AI to monitor the ship in the expedition to [[Installation 00]]. After recovering the remains of [[343 Guilty Spark]], the former [[monitor]] of [[Halo Array|Halo]] [[Installation 04]], the science team questioned the damaged monitor on his origins, who obliged the humans due to their authority as [[Reclaimer]]s. Over the course of the interrogation, Spark breached the ''Rubicon'''s firewall several times, much to the team's dismay. On [[2554|August 21, 2554]], Spark powered down after concluding his story and his casing was subsequently ejected into space; unknown to the crew he had already transferred his consciousness to the shipboard computers.<ref name="mythos"/> | ||
After subduing Curator and taking control of the ship, Spark put the crew to sleep and had the ''Rubicon'' proceed to the [[Lifeshaper]]'s location.<ref>'''[[Halo: Primordium]]'''</ref> Curator was left behind on the Ark, condemned to watch and record distant events unfold through installation's one-way datalinks and passive sensors. At some point, Curator managed to make contact with the [[Domain]]. For the next | After subduing Curator and taking control of the ship, Spark put the crew to sleep and had the ''Rubicon'' proceed to the [[Lifeshaper]]'s location.<ref>'''[[Halo: Primordium]]'''</ref> Curator was left behind on the Ark, condemned to watch and record distant events unfold through installation's one-way datalinks and passive sensors. At some point, Curator managed to make contact with the [[Domain]]. For the next four years, Curator [[Halo Mythos|catalogued and recorded]] the events that happened in the galaxy over the last 10 million years.<ref name="mythos"/> | ||
On [[2558|October 28, 2558]], he heard [[Cortana]]'s promises of salvation for the AIs and all of those who joined her and the [[Created]], but he denies her proposal. After those events, Curator begins to shutting down because of his extended consciousness and memories. He retreats to the Ark's periphery to avoid giving the Created a trail they can follow to the installation. Through the Ark's defences, he | On [[2558|October 28, 2558]], he heard [[Cortana]]'s promises of salvation for the AIs and all of those who joined her and the [[Created]], but he denies her proposal. After those events, Curator begins to shutting down because of his extended consciousness and memories. He retreats to the Ark's periphery to avoid giving the Created a trail they can follow to the installation. Through the Ark's defences, he sensed "[[The Banished|a shadow of a threat]]" approaching to the Ark and left a message in the Ark's systems.<ref name="mythos"/> | ||
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- "I am Curator. Do not forget."
- — Curator
Curator (serial number CTR 1121-4) was an artificial intelligence construct in service with the United Nations Space Command. He was the primary AI of the UNSC Rubicon. When the Rubicon, piloted by 343 Guilty Spark left the Ark, Curator was left behind unable to send out a message due to it's one-way datalinks. Curator was able to receive a message from Cortana via the Ark's remote sensors, though was too far away to respond. Curator claims that it's unique position means it is free to deny Cortana's call and "remain [it]self".[1]
Operational history
Curator was assigned as the UNSC Rubicon's onboard AI to monitor the ship in the expedition to Installation 00. After recovering the remains of 343 Guilty Spark, the former monitor of Halo Installation 04, the science team questioned the damaged monitor on his origins, who obliged the humans due to their authority as Reclaimers. Over the course of the interrogation, Spark breached the Rubicon's firewall several times, much to the team's dismay. On August 21, 2554, Spark powered down after concluding his story and his casing was subsequently ejected into space; unknown to the crew he had already transferred his consciousness to the shipboard computers.[1]
After subduing Curator and taking control of the ship, Spark put the crew to sleep and had the Rubicon proceed to the Lifeshaper's location.[2] Curator was left behind on the Ark, condemned to watch and record distant events unfold through installation's one-way datalinks and passive sensors. At some point, Curator managed to make contact with the Domain. For the next four years, Curator catalogued and recorded the events that happened in the galaxy over the last 10 million years.[1]
On October 28, 2558, he heard Cortana's promises of salvation for the AIs and all of those who joined her and the Created, but he denies her proposal. After those events, Curator begins to shutting down because of his extended consciousness and memories. He retreats to the Ark's periphery to avoid giving the Created a trail they can follow to the installation. Through the Ark's defences, he sensed "a shadow of a threat" approaching to the Ark and left a message in the Ark's systems.[1]
List of appearances
- Halo: Primordium (Indirect mention)
- Halo Mythos (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c d Halo Mythos
- ^ Halo: Primordium
