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==Biography==
==Biography==
===Early life===
===Early life===
Thon and his brother [[Reff 'Talamee|Reff]] were both born on [[Sanghelios]] in the city-state of 'Thasanee. The latter was considered to be weaker than most Sangheili males, but Thon saw something special in him and watched out for him his entire life.<ref name="issue2"/>
Thon and his brother [[Reff 'Talamee|Reff]] were both born on [[Sanghelios]] in the [[State of Thasanee|city-state of Thasanee]]. The latter was considered to be weaker than most Sangheili males, but Thon saw something special in him and watched out for him his entire life.<ref name="issue2"/>


===Line Installation 1-4===
===Line Installation 1-4===

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Template:Ratings Template:Covenant Character Infobox Thon 'Talamee[1] was a Sangheili Shipmaster of the Covenant Navy. In 2552, he commanded the Assault Carrier Clarity of Faith with his brother Reff 'Talamee as second-in-command.[2]

Biography

Early life

Thon and his brother Reff were both born on Sanghelios in the city-state of Thasanee. The latter was considered to be weaker than most Sangheili males, but Thon saw something special in him and watched out for him his entire life.[1]

Line Installation 1-4

Main article: Battle of Line Installation 1-4

When the two brothers joined the Covenant, Thon rose through the ranks to becoming Shipmaster of the Covenant Assault Carrier Clarity of Faith, with Reff by his side. While attempting to rendezvous with a supply convoy in Sub-Sector 35, they encountered a burst transmission displayed a Pi-constant, not used by the Covenant or the humans. Reff presumed took this to be a sign of the Forerunners and the Great Journey and insisted that they must investigate. However, Thon did not care about the message and ordered Clarity to make a Slipspace jump. When they jumped, a sudden burst of energy sent the Clarity crashing down onto an unidentified moon. Again, Reff started preaching about the Great Journey. Thon, slamming his brother against a bulkhead, scolded him for speaking heresy. He further warned that if Reff ever interfered with his command, he would personally gut his carcass.

Scouting the landscape in a Wraith, they encountered a team of Spartans and engaged them. The fight was interrupted by Gatherers, which captured Reff, an Unggoy, a Mgalekgolo, and Black-One. After reaching Line Installation 1-4, Thon and the rest of his men allied with Black-Three and Four in order to rescue their comrades, held prisoner by the installation's Monitor, 686 Ebullient Prism.[1] While still on their way to rescue their compatriots, the truce between the Covenant and the Spartans was tested as the Monitor tried to turn them against each other.[3]

Meanwhile, Black-One and Reff managed to escape captivity and evade the Monitor, eventually making their way to the facility's control room, where Reff contacted Thon. Upon reaching the control center, Thon had a Mgalekgolo slam Black-One into a console, stating that the truce with the humans was over now that he got his brother back. Thon then noticed the supply convoy they were originally supposed to escort approaching their position in Slipspace, and inquired if they could use the installation's machinery to contact High Charity to send teams to claim the artifact.[4]

However, Reff begun to proclaim that they must instead use the installation's main weapon to shoot the convoy down, claiming that it was destiny that he was brought here to build a "new Covenant". Thon rebuked, reminding him that Reff had only survived because of him. Refusing to tolerate him speaking heresy or stain their family name, Thon proceeded to kill his brother. However, Reff stole Thon's energy sword and impaled his brother with it. Reff was vaporized by the Monitor soon after.[4]

Personality

While Reff was shown to be fanatically religious and driven by emotion, Thon was more clear-minded and practical, often ignoring events his brother took as holy signs. Despite their differences, Thon cared for his brother deeply and did not want any harm to come to him. However, Thon was still unquestioningly loyal to the Covenant and their religion even more so than to his brother, as demonstrated by him not hesitating to kill him for speaking heresy.

List of appearances

Notes


Sources

  1. ^ a b c Halo: Blood Line, Issue 2
  2. ^ Halo: Blood Line, Issue 1
  3. ^ Halo: Blood Line, Issue 4
  4. ^ a b Halo: Blood Line, Issue 5

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