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|race=[[Goa'uld]]
 
|race=[[Goa'uld]]
 
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|gender=Agender (Male Personality)
 
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|died=[[1999]]
 
|died=[[1999]]
 
|rank=[[System Lord]]
 
|rank=[[System Lord]]
 
|allegiances=Himself
 
|allegiances=Himself
|appearances="[[Seth]]"
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|appearances=''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' <small>(1 episode)</small>
 
|actor=[[Robert Duncan]]
 
|actor=[[Robert Duncan]]
 
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{{quote|Otherwise known as Setec, Set, Seti, Seth. Ancient Egyptian god of chaos, embodiment of hostility and…outright evil.|[[Daniel Jackson]]}}
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{{Quote|Otherwise known as Setec, Set, Seti, Seth. Ancient Egyptian god of chaos, embodiment of hostility and… outright evil.|[[Daniel Jackson]]|Seth (episode)}}
'''Setesh''' (also called '''Set''', '''Seti''', '''Setekh''', '''Sutekh''', '''Sutech''', '''Setech''', '''Typhon''', or simply '''Seth''') was the brother of [[Osiris]] and [[Isis]] and a rebel [[Goa'uld]]. Seth was depicted as a strange (and mythological) creature, and the masked guards based on its likeness became the subject of many [[Jaffa]] jokes.
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'''Setesh''' (also called '''Set''', '''Seti''', '''Setekh''', '''Sutekh''', '''Sutech''', '''Setech''', '''Typhon''', or simply '''Seth''') was the brother of [[Osiris]] and [[Isis]] and a rebel [[Goa'uld]]. Setesh was depicted as a strange (and mythological) creature, and the masked guards based on its likeness became the subject of many [[Jaffa]] jokes.
   
 
==Biography==
 
==Biography==
 
===Background information===
 
===Background information===
 
[[File:Setesh.svg|thumb|left|Setesh's [[Jaffa mark|symbol]].]]
Several thousand years ago, while on [[Earth]], he betrayed his brother and sister, removing them from their hosts and placing them in [[stasis jar]]s. He attempted to kill [[Ra]], but failed and went into hiding.
 
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Several thousand years ago, Setesh did not agree with his brother [[Osiris]] that the [[Tau'ri]] should be civilized, as he thought that it would lead to danger. As such, he concocted a scheme to dethrone Osiris and claim his brother's empire as his own. He somehow managed to convince Osiris and [[Isis]] to strike at [[Ra]] with him, assuring them that they would be able to usurp the Sun God from his throne. The three soon set their plan in motion but, at the last possible moment, Setesh betrayed them and revealed their plans to Ra; his plan all along. Isis and Osiris hid in [[Kheb]]; however, at some stage they left either by force or by choice, were captured by Ra and stripped from their [[host]]s, and their symbiotes were placed in [[Stasis jar]]s to be imprisoned for eternity.
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It was sometime after this event that the Tau'ri rebelled against their [[Goa'uld]] oppressors, and so Setesh abandoned the Stasis jars in a vain attempt to reach the [[Stargate]] before it was buried by his former subjects. Unable to flee the planet, Setesh was forced to live in secret. {{Cite|RPG|Living Gods: Stargate System Lords}}
   
 
===1999===
 
===1999===
 
In [[1999]], the [[Tok'ra]] collected records of every past and present [[System Lord]], but their intelligence on Setesh ended after the burying of the [[Ancient Egyptian]] [[Stargate]]. Believing that he had been unable to escape Earth, [[Jacob Carter]] returned to seek [[SG-1]]'s aid in locating him.
[[File:sym-seth.svg|thumb|left|Seth's [[Jaffa mark|symbol]].]]
 
In [[1999]], the [[Tok'ra]] collected records of every past and present [[System Lord]], but their intelligence on Seth ended after the burying of the [[Ancient Egyptian]] [[Stargate]]. Believing that he had been unable to escape Earth, [[Jacob Carter]] returned to seek [[SG-1]]'s aid in locating him.
 
   
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[[File:Seth Kara kesh shield.JPG|thumb|right|Setesh blocking the Zat attack by SG1.]]
[[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] discovered that Seth had spent most of his time on Earth forming various cults, among them one where he impersonated the god Typhon in ancient [[Greece]] and a suicide cult in [[England]] near [[Stonehenge]] during the eighteenth century. Daniel tracked his most recent operation to a small group living just north of [[Seattle]].
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[[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] discovered that Setesh had spent most of his time on Earth forming various cults, among them one where he impersonated the god Typhon in ancient [[Greece]] and a suicide cult in [[England]] near [[Stonehenge]] during the eighteenth century where his worshipers had died after slitting their own throats but Setesh' body was never found. Daniel then tracked his most recent operation to a small group living just north of [[Seattle]], and learning his latest human host was the coincidentally named Seth Fargough.
   
[[File:Normal sg1 302 699.jpg|thumb|right|Seth is crushed by [[Samantha Carter]] in his midsection]]
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[[File:Setesh Kara kesh Wave.JPG|thumb|left|Setesh attacking with his Kara kesh.]]
Despite being stranded on Earth, Seth retained an impressive cache of [[Goa'uld technology]]. He had enough [[Zat'nik'tel]]s and [[Goa'uld grenade]]s to supply a small army, a personal [[Kara kesh]], as well as a set of [[transportation rings]]. He also had a significant supply of [[Nish'ta]], which he used to brainwash people into serving him. He also worried about the System Lords and the Tok'ra trying to hunt him down, despite having spent 5,000 years isolated from any contact with either group.
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Despite being stranded on Earth, Setesh retained an impressive cache of [[Goa'uld technology]]. He had enough [[Zat'nik'tel]]s and [[Goa'uld grenade]]s to supply a small army, a personal [[Kara kesh]], as well as a set of [[transportation rings]]. He also had a significant supply of [[Nish'ta]], which he used to brainwash people into serving him. He also worried about the System Lords and the Tok'ra trying to hunt him down, despite having spent 5,000 years isolated from any contact with either group.
   
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[[File:Normal sg1 302 699.jpg|thumb|right|Setesh is crushed by a [[Kara kesh]].]]
SG-1, in league with the [[ATF]], managed to infiltrate Seth's cult and break his influence over his followers. Seth attempted to escape, but was killed by [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]], who used a Kara kesh to crush his midsection. {{cite|SG1|Seth}}
 
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SG-1, with the assistance of the [[Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms]], manage to infiltrate the [[Cult of Setesh]] and break his influence over his followers by shooting them with a Zat. Setesh attempted to blend in with his worshipers and escape through the underground tunnel, but [[Selmak]] sensed his presence and removed his hood. Setesh uses his Kara kesh on Jacob and throws him against the wall. Jacob gives his [[Kara kesh]] to [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] who chases Setesh and uses a Kara kesh to crush his midsection, resulting in Setesh' death at long last. {{cite|SG1|Seth}}
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==Appearances==
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{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" width="100%"
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! Appearances for Setesh
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In chronological order:
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*''[[Stargate SG-1]]''
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**[[SG-1 Season 3|Season 3]]
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***"[[Seth]]"
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***"[[Forever in a Day]]" {{m}}
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***"[[Maternal Instinct]]" {{m}}
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**[[SG-1 Season 4|Season 4]]
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***"[[The Curse]]" {{m}}
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***"[[Exodus]]" {{m}}
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**[[SG-1 Season 5|Season 5]]
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***"[[The Warrior]]" {{m}}
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**[[SG-1 Season 8|Season 8]]
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***"[[Citizen Joe]]" {{m}}
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|}
   
 
==Behind the scenes==
 
==Behind the scenes==
 
*[[Robert Duncan]] previously played [[Melburn Jackson]] in the ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "[[The Gamekeeper]]".
 
*[[Robert Duncan]] previously played [[Melburn Jackson]] in the ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "[[The Gamekeeper]]".
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==External links==
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*{{WP|Set (mythology)|The mythological Setesh}}
 
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Revision as of 21:22, 31 May 2020

"Otherwise known as Setec, Set, Seti, Seth. Ancient Egyptian god of chaos, embodiment of hostility and… outright evil."
Daniel Jackson[src]

Setesh (also called Set, Seti, Setekh, Sutekh, Sutech, Setech, Typhon, or simply Seth) was the brother of Osiris and Isis and a rebel Goa'uld. Setesh was depicted as a strange (and mythological) creature, and the masked guards based on its likeness became the subject of many Jaffa jokes.

Biography

Background information

Setesh

Setesh's symbol.

Several thousand years ago, Setesh did not agree with his brother Osiris that the Tau'ri should be civilized, as he thought that it would lead to danger. As such, he concocted a scheme to dethrone Osiris and claim his brother's empire as his own. He somehow managed to convince Osiris and Isis to strike at Ra with him, assuring them that they would be able to usurp the Sun God from his throne. The three soon set their plan in motion but, at the last possible moment, Setesh betrayed them and revealed their plans to Ra; his plan all along. Isis and Osiris hid in Kheb; however, at some stage they left either by force or by choice, were captured by Ra and stripped from their hosts, and their symbiotes were placed in Stasis jars to be imprisoned for eternity.

It was sometime after this event that the Tau'ri rebelled against their Goa'uld oppressors, and so Setesh abandoned the Stasis jars in a vain attempt to reach the Stargate before it was buried by his former subjects. Unable to flee the planet, Setesh was forced to live in secret. (RPG: "Living Gods: Stargate System Lords")

1999

In 1999, the Tok'ra collected records of every past and present System Lord, but their intelligence on Setesh ended after the burying of the Ancient Egyptian Stargate. Believing that he had been unable to escape Earth, Jacob Carter returned to seek SG-1's aid in locating him.

File:Seth Kara kesh shield.JPG

Setesh blocking the Zat attack by SG1.

Dr. Daniel Jackson discovered that Setesh had spent most of his time on Earth forming various cults, among them one where he impersonated the god Typhon in ancient Greece and a suicide cult in England near Stonehenge during the eighteenth century where his worshipers had died after slitting their own throats but Setesh' body was never found. Daniel then tracked his most recent operation to a small group living just north of Seattle, and learning his latest human host was the coincidentally named Seth Fargough.

File:Setesh Kara kesh Wave.JPG

Setesh attacking with his Kara kesh.

Despite being stranded on Earth, Setesh retained an impressive cache of Goa'uld technology. He had enough Zat'nik'tels and Goa'uld grenades to supply a small army, a personal Kara kesh, as well as a set of transportation rings. He also had a significant supply of Nish'ta, which he used to brainwash people into serving him. He also worried about the System Lords and the Tok'ra trying to hunt him down, despite having spent 5,000 years isolated from any contact with either group.

File:Normal sg1 302 699.jpg

Setesh is crushed by a Kara kesh.

SG-1, with the assistance of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, manage to infiltrate the Cult of Setesh and break his influence over his followers by shooting them with a Zat. Setesh attempted to blend in with his worshipers and escape through the underground tunnel, but Selmak sensed his presence and removed his hood. Setesh uses his Kara kesh on Jacob and throws him against the wall. Jacob gives his Kara kesh to Captain Samantha Carter who chases Setesh and uses a Kara kesh to crush his midsection, resulting in Setesh' death at long last. (SG1: "Seth")

Appearances

Appearances for Setesh

In chronological order:

Behind the scenes

External links