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|race=[[Human-form Wraith]] |
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|gender=Male |
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|died=[[2006]] |
|died=[[2006]] |
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| − | |allegiances=[[Wraith]] |
+ | |allegiances=*[[Wraith]] |
| + | **[[Nightwind's hive ship]] |
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| − | |appearances=[[No Man's Land]] |
+ | |appearances="[[No Man's Land]]"<br> "[[Misbegotten]]" |
|actor=[[Brahm Taylor]] |
|actor=[[Brahm Taylor]] |
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| + | [[File:Lathan.png|thumb|251x251px|Lathan's original Wraith form]] |
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| − | '''Lathan''' was one of two hundred [[Wraith]] who were turned into [[human]]s by the [[Iratus bug retrovirus]]. He and the others were transported to a planet without a [[Stargate]], as a means of preventing them from leaving. The [[Atlantis Expedition]] told them that they were suffering from a plague that caused memory loss, but Lathan didn't trust them. Talking to some of the others, he urged them to try to overpower the soldiers there, but [[Michael Kenmore|Michael]], who had been similarly affected, said that the plague threat was too great, and the others agreed. Believing that he was right, Lathan skipped a treatment. While off the retrovirus, memories began to return, and he told this to Michael. Michael, who was part of a group who already knew something was wrong, decided that Lathan was too great a risk. They killed Lathan by snapping his neck. {{Cite|ATL|Misbegotten}} |
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| + | "'''Lathan'''" was one of two hundred [[Wraith]] who were turned into [[human]]s by the [[Iratus bug retrovirus]] during the [[Battle of the Void]] in [[2006]]. |
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| + | ==Biography== |
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| + | ===2006=== |
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| + | He and the others were transported to a [[M8G-352|planet]] without a [[Stargate]], as a means of preventing them from leaving. |
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| + | The [[Atlantis expedition]] told them that they were suffering from a plague that caused memory loss, but Lathan didn't trust them. Talking to some of the others, he urged them to try to overpower the soldiers there and try to hijack the [[Atlantis' hive ship|ship in orbit]], but [[Michael Kenmore]], who had been similarly affected, said that the plague threat was too great, and the others agreed. |
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| + | Believing that he was right, Lathan skipped a treatment. While off the retrovirus, memories began to return, and he told this to Michael. Michael, who was part of a group who already knew something was wrong, decided that Lathan was too great a risk. They killed Lathan by snapping his neck and dump his body making it look like his death was due to an accident. {{Cite|ATL|No Man's Land|Misbegotten}} |
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| + | ==Behind the scenes== |
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| + | *[[Brahm Taylor]] previously played [[Villager (Avalon, Part 2)|Villager]] in the ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "[[Avalon, Part 2]]". |
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Revision as of 06:11, 5 July 2019
Lathan's original Wraith form
"Lathan" was one of two hundred Wraith who were turned into humans by the Iratus bug retrovirus during the Battle of the Void in 2006.
Biography
2006
He and the others were transported to a planet without a Stargate, as a means of preventing them from leaving.
The Atlantis expedition told them that they were suffering from a plague that caused memory loss, but Lathan didn't trust them. Talking to some of the others, he urged them to try to overpower the soldiers there and try to hijack the ship in orbit, but Michael Kenmore, who had been similarly affected, said that the plague threat was too great, and the others agreed.
Believing that he was right, Lathan skipped a treatment. While off the retrovirus, memories began to return, and he told this to Michael. Michael, who was part of a group who already knew something was wrong, decided that Lathan was too great a risk. They killed Lathan by snapping his neck and dump his body making it look like his death was due to an accident. (SGA: "No Man's Land", "Misbegotten")
Behind the scenes
- Brahm Taylor previously played Villager in the Stargate SG-1 episode "Avalon, Part 2".