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'''Subject 386''', also known as the '''Groombridge Subject''', was a [[Sangheili]] who was captured from a [[ | '''Subject 386''', also known as the '''Groombridge Subject''', was a [[Sangheili]] who was captured from a [[Covenant]] [[CAS-class assault carrier|assault carrier]] that attempted to flee to the planetary surface during an engagement designated [[Battle of the Great Bear|GB-5546]].<ref name="genesis">'''[[Halo Wars: Genesis]]'''</ref> The Sangheili was later [[ONI Directorate Memorandum Interrogation Findings|interrogated personally]] by [[Admiral]] [[Preston Jeremiah Cole|Preston Cole]], [[First Lieutenant]] [[Richard Lionel Barclay|Richard Barclay]], and [[Solipsil]]. It was from Subject 386 that the [[United Nations Space Command]] first learned why the Covenant were systematically exterminating [[Human|humanity]].<ref name="genesis"/><ref name="FoR"/> | ||
Subject 386's vitals flatlined at 0417 hours on [[2530|December 25, 2530]].<ref name="FoR"/> | Midway through the interrogation, Subject 386 went into cardiac arrest induced from its injuries and its religious fervor. The Sangheili's vitals flatlined at 0417 hours on [[2530|December 25, 2530]], and due to human unfamiliarity with its anatomy it was not resuscitated.<ref name="FoR"/> | ||
Because "Subject 386" is the human designation for this Sangheili, its real name, gender, and rank are unknown, although it is presumed to be male due to the fact that female Sangheili have never been sent into combat and have as far never been seen by | Because "Subject 386" is the human designation for this Sangheili, its real name, gender, and rank are unknown, although it is presumed to be male due to the fact that female Sangheili have never been sent into combat and have as far never been seen by humans. | ||
The interrogation of Subject 386 was what convinced Admiral Cole of the necessity of keeping Earth and the remaining colonies hidden, which eventually became the [[United Nations Space Command Emergency Priority Order 098831A-1|Cole Protocol]].<ref name="genesis"/> | The interrogation of Subject 386 was what convinced Admiral Cole of the necessity of keeping Earth and the remaining colonies hidden, which eventually became the [[United Nations Space Command Emergency Priority Order 098831A-1|Cole Protocol]].<ref name="genesis"/> | ||
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- "You have been judged unclean! A scourge that must be burned away!"
- — Subject 386 to Admiral Preston Cole
Subject 386, also known as the Groombridge Subject, was a Sangheili who was captured from a Covenant assault carrier that attempted to flee to the planetary surface during an engagement designated GB-5546.[1] The Sangheili was later interrogated personally by Admiral Preston Cole, First Lieutenant Richard Barclay, and Solipsil. It was from Subject 386 that the United Nations Space Command first learned why the Covenant were systematically exterminating humanity.[1][2]
Midway through the interrogation, Subject 386 went into cardiac arrest induced from its injuries and its religious fervor. The Sangheili's vitals flatlined at 0417 hours on December 25, 2530, and due to human unfamiliarity with its anatomy it was not resuscitated.[2]
Because "Subject 386" is the human designation for this Sangheili, its real name, gender, and rank are unknown, although it is presumed to be male due to the fact that female Sangheili have never been sent into combat and have as far never been seen by humans.
The interrogation of Subject 386 was what convinced Admiral Cole of the necessity of keeping Earth and the remaining colonies hidden, which eventually became the Cole Protocol.[1]
List of appearances
- Halo Wars: Genesis (First appearance)
- Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe
- Halo: The Fall of Reach (2010)
