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* The Forerunner Saga: The entire story of the Didact and the Librarian, literal StarCrossedLovers. First, the Didact, in his youth, was forced to undergo a "brevet mutation", which would basically be the equivalent to going through all of puberty's worst in one stressful chunk of time before you're ready. Then, after they're married (a bond unique among their species since it was [[WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove based upon their love for one another instead of political or social reasons]]), all twelve of his children were killed in battle with [[spoiler: humans]]. Then, after a political failure in halting the construction of the titular Halos, he is forced into meditative, unconscious exile for thousands of years. When he's released, he's promptly captured by his enemies, his war spinxes (which contain faint imprints of his childrens' personalities) are torn apart, and [[spoiler: he himself is executed]]. Luckily, [[spoiler: he is technically reincarnated in a young Forerunner named Bornstellar,]] and he gets to spend a small, happy stretch of time reunited with his wife. ''Then'', the Flood become a problem and she goes out to finish cataloging sentient life. For three hundred years she operates behind enemy lines, while the Didact uses every opportunity of communication to plead with her to return to safety with him. She refuses, and is finally trapped at earth. She sends one last message to the Didact, telling him that her work is finished, and that, for the sake of the galaxy, he must activate the Halos, killing her in the process. He then sends her this message:

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* The Forerunner Saga: The entire story of the Didact and the Librarian, literal StarCrossedLovers. First, the Didact, in his youth, was forced to undergo a "brevet mutation", which would basically be the equivalent to going through all of puberty's worst in one stressful chunk of time before you're ready. Then, after they're married (a bond unique among their species since it was [[WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove based upon their love for one another instead of political or social reasons]]), all twelve of his children were killed in battle with [[spoiler: humans]]. Then, after a political failure in halting the construction of the titular Halos, he is forced into meditative, unconscious exile for thousands of years. When he's released, he's promptly captured by his enemies, his war spinxes (which contain faint imprints of his children's personalities) are torn apart, and [[spoiler: he himself is executed]]. Luckily, [[spoiler: he is technically reincarnated in a young Forerunner named Bornstellar,]] and he gets to spend a small, happy stretch of time reunited with his wife. ''Then'', the Flood become a problem and she goes out to finish cataloging sentient life. For three hundred years she operates behind enemy lines, while the Didact uses every opportunity of communication to plead with her to return to safety with him. She refuses, and is finally trapped at earth. She sends one last message to the Didact, telling him that her work is finished, and that, for the sake of the galaxy, he must activate the Halos, killing her in the process. He then sends her this message:

20th Feb '13 11:40:46 PM rman

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