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Characters from Quake IV. The Strogg can be found in their own page.


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The Rhino Squad

    The Rhino Squad in General 
  • Big Damn Heroes: The rescue of Kane, just as he's about to be fully converted into a Strogg.
  • Mildly Military: The squad zigzags on the scale between casual and professional as Bidwell expects the squad to take their mission seriously, but some members do have a laid-back attitude for being behind enemy lines. Morris and Rhodes stand out in this regard but they really can back up their mild attitude with their skills. Strauss meanwhile has some Insufferable Genius attitude that gets on people's nerves but he really is as good as he claims he is.

    Matthew Kane 
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"Who's the new guy?"
"Matthew Kane. One certified badass."
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"I hear their voices when I sleep. I've seen the worst of war. But I can't escape the images of the Strogg. A metallic spine, jutting awkwardly through muscle. Flesh and bone fused with wires and steel. I hear their voices when I sleep. Created for war, and fueled by the blood of their enemy."
In the trailer

Above all else, Corporal Matthew Kane is a survivor. He was involved with the disaster on Space Station Armstrong and was the only one to emerge alive. But exactly what happened there may never be known—he is under the strictest orders to remain silent. After several months of recuperation, Kane was assigned to Rhino Squad. This was due to Lieutenant Voss, who saw Kane's potential to be a truly valuable asset to the team. However, the squad knows him only from his mysterious reputation. They don't trust him, and they believe he might be too much of a loose cannon.


  • All of the Other Reindeer: He gets bashing from the other non-Rhino Squad Marines before and after being Stroggified (although in the "after" they seem to be under the mistaken impression he's a Strogg Ambassador rather than a Stroggified fellow Marine). However, as soon as the shit hits the fan and his Strogg implants makes him humanity's last best hope, everyone wants to be his best bud.
  • Body Horror: His Strogg modifications aren't pretty, to say the least.
  • Cursed with Awesome: His Stroggification is, naturally, a horrific, agonising and traumatising experience. However, his new modifications grant him strengths and abilities that make him humanity's best hope.
  • Cyborg: A lot of his organic bits are replaced with metal after the Strogg are done with him, and judging by the modifications he received, as well as his knack for killing Strogg— sometimes singlehandedly— he was planned to become one of the Tactical Strogg, specifically.
  • Dude, Where's My Respect?: Despite all that he's done, including literally becoming the enemy, he does not receive any promotion at all, despite Sledge and Morris being promoted. However, this is offset by his heroic-warrior reputation he attains and he is thus kept on the frontlines to pursue The Makron personally. When he completes his mission, his squad offers him a great amount of respect.
  • Empowered Badass Normal: At the beginning of the game, Kane is nothing more than an ordinary human who can still hold his own against hordes of Strogg, but being Stroggified grants him increased speed and durability, as well as immunity to Strogg security, essentially making him their worst nightmare.
  • Eye Scream: Prior to being assigned to Rhino Squad, he lost one of his eyes in the initial Strogg invasion of Earth, on Armstrong station - the first facility to fall to the Strogg. He had it replaced with a cybernetic implant - way before most of the rest of his body was replaced with cybernetics.
  • Famed In-Story: He's already well-known for surviving the disaster on Space Station Armstrong.
  • Heroic Mime: Typical of an FPS series, but it's especially notable here, as he remains utterly silent throughout even the cutscenes. However, it's strongly implied that it is he who narrates the game's trailer.
  • It's Up to You: Justified after the Wham Episode. He's the only one who can defeat the Strogg because he's the only known person to have his body Stroggified without losing his human soul.
  • Noodle Incident: At the beginning, he's reputed to be a badass (and a nut) for something that happened on a space station before the events of the game. What happened there is never explained.
  • Phlebotinum Rebel: He just barely avoids getting completely Stroggified — the procedure is gruesomely carried out, but it's interrupted by a squad of human soldiers just before his neurocyte is activated. He becomes able to understand the Strogg language, defeat their traps and, crucially, operate their machinery and locks. His new abilities are instrumental in allowing humanity to open a huge can of whoop-ass on the Strogg.
  • Rogue Drone: Although it's more of a case of a person never fully turned into a hive member in the first place.
  • Rule of Cool: Matthew likes to use the "teacup" grip with his blaster which is a notably inefficient way to handle a pistol. It's an energy pistol rather than a kinetic one, but still.
  • Sixth Ranger: He's the newest member of Rhino Squad by the beginning of the game, yet he's already built up a reputation due to being the Sole Survivor of the Space Station Armstrong disaster, which is what got him onto the team in the first place. His later Stroggification is only the icing on the cake.
  • Unusually Uninteresting Sight: Even with Kane's Strogg cybernetics, a lot of characters don't have a comment about Kane's situation though there is a point where a Marine notes "He looks pretty Strogg to me." and you are encouraged to pass through a security checkpoint. Yet, once you get aboard the Hannibal for the second time, then you meet people not too happy with you or intrigued to get to know you more. Everyone seems used to the situation after the mission briefings on the Hannibal and you're treated as normal from that point forward, but it's notable that nobody finds you fascinating while out in the battlefield. A Shell-Shocked Veteran would probably be horrified to see you and have difficulty believing you're not a true Strogg, much like one confrontation aboard the Hannibal.
  • Unwilling Roboticisation: He's forcibly turned into a Strogg. It's unwilling and very, very painful.
  • Walking Spoiler: If you haven't noticed, a BIG part of his characterization also corresponds with the huge Plot Twist halfway through the game.

    Johann Strauss 
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Voiced by: Peter Stormare

Johann Strauss possesses one of the most gifted minds of our age. By the time he was 4 years old, Strauss could perform complex trigonometry equations in his head. At the age of 8 he was fluent in six languages and could recite all of Shakespeare's works from memory. He was part of the research team that discovered how the Strogg used black holes to travel across the vast distances of space. He currently holds a Ph.D. in advanced computer science and in biotechnology and is one of eight people fluent in the Strogg language. In keeping with his genius status, Strauss also has a tremendous ego and can be extremely brash. He would have remained in research were it not for a run-in with General Nathaniel Hastings. Strauss insulted the general so badly that he found himself on the front lines a week after the argument. While in the field, Strauss found he excelled in working with Strogg technology. Because of his talents, he was assigned to Rhino squad. Now they receive missions deep in enemy territory that require interaction with Strogg security and computer systems.


  • Badass Bookworm: Despite being every bit the Insufferable Genius, he's more than capable of holding his own in a fight. In an off-screen adventure he even manages to fight his way to safety while trapped alone deep behind enemy lines while Kane was busy getting turned into a Strogg.
  • Brutal Honesty: If someone makes a fatal mistake like trying to play Leeroy Jenkins; after a fatality in a Strogg teleporter, he'll mention that this is why marines must follow orders rather than play hero, and implore Kane to ignore the unfortunate accident for the vital mission ahead.
  • Child Prodigy: According to his backstory.
  • The Engineer: He performs invaluably for Rhino Squad, with high fluency in the Strogg language and their technology. Supposedly, he gains courage and also becomes a formidable fighter in his own right after Kane's capture, but Sledge is skeptical.
  • Germanic Depressives: To an extent. He's one of the most no-nonsense characters in the game.
  • Germanic Efficiency: German and very tech-savvy.
  • Harmless Freezing: Discussed in dialogue. Strauss belays an order from Voss to open an airlock to save Rhino Squad from lethal subzero temperatures that would freeze lungs solid.
  • Insufferable Genius: Very much so. He is incredibly smart and talented, but has a habit of berating those he deems less intelligent than himself.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's an arrogant, whiny Insufferable Genius, but he's as determined to save humanity from the Strogg menace as any other member of the squad. He also overrides an order from Voss in the Nexus Hub Tunnels to protect the squad from deadly subzero temperatures behind an airlock.
  • Military Maverick: He is known for getting into conflict with high-ranking military officers; prior to joining Rhino Squad, he got into a shouting match with General Hastings, which led to him being reassigned to the frontlines. He also gets into it with a captain during Operation: Last Hope.
  • Mission Control: He's the guy on comms during the final push to the Nexus. He also takes this role during the first raid on the Nexus when the squad is tasked with bringing down the Tetranode.
  • Nerdgasm: Invoked — towards the end of the game he admits to Kane that he's jealous of him, simply because Kane is seeing awesome technology he can't.
  • Noodle Incident: Was captured by the Strogg at the same time as Kane. Escaped. The way in which he did this is "classified" and is never discussed further.
  • Non-Action Guy: He used to be one, until an argument with a general caused him to be transferred to the front lines, and often complains/demands bodyguards when he has to be sent on a dangerous mission.
  • Omniglot: He's said to be fluent in many languages besides German and English - including the Strogg language (he is one of the few humans to speak Strogg fluently).
  • Reassigned to Antarctica: He insulted General Hastings so badly that the joke was on him. As it turns out, being assigned to Rhino Squad would prove crucial to defeating the Strogg so in the long run, it was a boon to Strauss and Rhino Squad.
  • Shout-Out: His name is extremely similar to the name of the main villain from the new Wolfenstein series (who was also an Insufferable Genius German scientist), one of which (2009's Wolfenstein) was also developed by Raven Software.
  • The Smart Guy: He is Rhino Squad's main tech guy, and can both repair Kane's armor and hack into the Strogg's computer systems.
  • Took a Level in Badass: Strauss starts off as whiny and a bit of a coward, but after Kane is Stroggified, he manages to escape the Nexus Hub completely by himself (according to chatter from other soldiers, although Sledge is doubtful) and is significantly more assertive and fearless.

    Alejandro "Alex" Cortez 

Alejandro "Alex" Cortez (Corporal)

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Voiced by: André Sogliuzzo

Growing up on his family's ranch, Cortez took to guns while very young. His father still brags about how, at the age of 8, Alejandro could kill a jackrabbit from 150 yards out. After his sister was killed during the first Strogg attack on Earth, Cortez joined the Marine Corps determined to have his revenge. Extremely cool in a firefight, he has a way of getting to vantage points no one else can find. Silent as darkness and swift as the hand of death, Cortez was assigned to Rhino squad after he single-handedly defended a communications outpost armed only with a depleted pistol—14 rounds against 14 Strogg—and at the end of the fight he still had one round left.

On Stroggos, Cortez defended the flank of Rhino Squad, dramatically killing three Strogg with his rifle and notifying Kane on the location of the rest of Rhino Squad.


  • Children Forced to Kill: According to his backstory.
  • Cold Sniper: Your first encounter with him in the first mission establishes this. Also doubles as an Establishing Character Moment.
  • Informed Ability: His backstory puts him in badass levels. However, he rarely does something of importance in-game, aside of destroying a Strogg at the beginning of the game with a few shots and helping Kane to reach the last tower near the end of it.
  • One-Man Army: He singlehandedly defended an outpost before his recruitment as part of the Rhino Squad.
  • Roaring Rampage of Revenge: He wants the Strogg to be dead because they killed his sister during the Strogg invasion of Earth.
  • Shout-Out: Word of God stated that he's surnamed Cortez as an homage to Robert Rodriguez, whose movies had families surnamed Cortez.
  • Side Bet: A Running Gag is him making offscreen bets about Kane's survival with Rhodes. Cortez usually collects.
  • Unusable Enemy Equipment: Technically, Unusable Friendly Equipment. Cortez fights with a unique, customized version of the machine gun that's been modified into a semi-auto sniper rifle. It does significantly increased damage, and when you first meet him he takes out multiple Strogg (including a Berserker) in the space of a couple seconds with it. Sadly, this variant of the machine gun is unobtainable by the player.

    Nikolai "Sledge" Sledjonovitch 
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Voiced by: Dimitriy Dyachenko

The son of a former Russian Olympic weightlifter, Nikolai was raised on a farm where he spent most of his childhood doing intense physical labor. He eventually grew to dwarf even his father's huge physique. While his family had expected him to go to college to study chemical engineering, Nikolai surprised everyone by choosing to join the Marine Corps. After his first two days in boot camp, he was given the nickname “Sledge"—a moniker that has stuck with him ever since. Soft-spoken and a man of few words, Sledge is a welcome addition to Rhino squad. He can easily handle equipment that would normally take two men to lift. His strength has become the stuff of legend—Sledge is the only human who has fought a Strogg hand-to-hand and won. Admittedly, he required three weeks in a hospital afterward.


  • Badass Normal: Although the almost entirety of the Rhino Squad would qualify, while others prefer to use guns, he can, when pressed, beat Strogg in hand-to-hand combat, at least according to his backstory.
  • The Big Guy: He's the only known human to have defeated a Strogg in hand to hand combat and lived to tell the tale.
  • Brutal Honesty: He doesn't mince his words with regards to Kane's new appearance.
    May I be the first to say you look like shit.
  • Deadpan Snarker: Probably the snarkiest member of Rhino Squad.
  • Field Promotion: Due to the death of Bidwell during failure of Operation: Advantage. Sledge becomes Master Sergeant of Rhino Squad. Morris meanwhile is promoted to Lieutenant due to the loss of Voss (he was Stroggified and slain by Kane).
  • Go, Ye Heroes, Go and Die: When you leave the Hannibal for the second time.
    "Kane, I would remind you the existence of all of humanity rests on your shoulders, but I wouldn't want you to feel any pressure. So all I will say is go get yourself killed, my friend."
  • Husky Russkie: To an extent. He's physically very strong and is built like a truck, although he is more intelligent than most examples of the trope.
  • Informed Ability: Despite him being the Heavy Weapons expert, he usually isn't seen carrying or using one, though he does pick up a hyperblaster toward the end of the game.
  • Mother Russia Makes You Strong: He's probably the beefiest member of Rhino Squad, he's the Heavy Weapons expert, and, well, he once beat a Strogg to death with his bare hands.
  • Only Known by Their Nickname: Even the HUD calls him Sledge. The only characters to address him by his real name are Cortez and Strauss. Word of God says that the reason for his surname was because of his nickname.

    Marian Bidwell 
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Better "haul ass", and not keep him waiting.

Voiced by: Khary Payton

Master Sergeant Marian Bidwell was born in space and plans on dying in space. Both his parents were Marines for life, and he intends to do the same. He supplied falsified documents in order to join the Corps while still two years under the legal age limit. He's seen more war and death than most men twice his age, but Bidwell still loves the Marine Corps and all its traditions. The master sergeant can be extremely brutal during training. He knows the only way a Marine is going to survive under enemy fire is to train under extreme duress. More than a few Marines have been severely injured during exercises, but Bidwell will never lessen the training. Rhino Squad is too important to allow anyone but the absolute best out onto the field.

On the Strogg planet, Bidwell is found at the trenches near a Strogg air defense cannon with Sledge. During Operation: Advantage, he helps Voss, Morris and Kane to secure the door controls and later, secure the detonation position.


  • Number Two: To Voss.
  • Reasonable Authority Figure: As brutal as his training is, it's for the best as being captured by the Strogg may put one through a Fate Worse than Death. It is imperative that Rhino Squad give the fight of their life. Sadly, this makes Rhino Squad members all the more desirable for assimilation as Kane and Voss found out the hard way. Voss is also noticably distressed when Bidwell is impaled by a Harvester and notes that he was a good man.
  • Scary Black Man:
    • He is a very stern man with a no-nonsense attitude and a fondness for brutal training. Lampshaded by Sledge in the Canyon level:
      Sledge: If I were you, I would go find Sgt. Bidwell as soon as possible. He can be much more frightening than any Strogg.
    • He also does NOT like to be kept waiting, as heard in the second level:
      Bidwell: Kane, this is Bidwell. Don't make me come lookin' for you!
  • Surprisingly Sudden Death: He is suddenly and brutally impaled by a Harvester's leg.

    Jeremiah Anderson 
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Voiced by: Danny Cooksey

Anderson is the youngest member of Rhino squad, even though he's been with them for more than a year. Coming from an affluent family in Chicago, Jeremiah could have easily used his grandfather, General Anderson, to avert serving on the front lines. Instead, he requested to be a part of Rhino squad, hoping to always be in the thick of the action. When Sergeant Bidwell heard a general got Anderson assigned to the squad, he made it just that much harder on Jeremiah. Much to Bidwell's surprise, Anderson thrived under the stressful conditions. Although Jeremiah considers himself a healer, he isn't afraid of using a gun, and with his knowledge of Strogg physiology, he's an expert at stopping the enemy with a minimum of shots.

During the invasion of Stroggos, he remained at the Rhino Squad crash site with Morris, attempting to stabilize Medic Metcalf's collapsed lung. Afterward, he is brought by Matthew Kane to attend to Pvt. Chase's leg injuries.


  • Cutscene Incompetence: Loses track of his surroundings, leading to his capture at minimum.
  • Gameplay and Story Segregation: He isn't afraid to use a firearm according to Canon, however during his capture or death, he doesn't even put up a fight with his Machine Gun.
  • The Medic: Also a Combat Medic according to his backstory.
  • Never Found the Body: Since he was last seen being dragged away by a Strogg Scientist, we don't know if he was killed or Stroggified.
  • Nice Guy: He is one of the friendliest members of Rhino Squad and tends to be quite chipper.
  • Surprisingly Sudden Death: He is ambushed and snatched away by a Strogg Scientist when accompanying the newly-Stroggified Kane.
  • What Happened to the Mouse?: Anderson isn't seen again after his capture/death(?). He's mentioned in passing by Cortez the next time you visit the Hannibal.

    Scott Voss 
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Voiced by: Michael Gannon

After the death of its former commander, Lieutenant Daily, Rhino squad wasn't sure it would ever find someone capable of leading it. Then the squad met Lieutenant Scott Voss. He epitomizes the old saying, "It's not so much the size of the dog in the fight as it is the size of the fight in the dog." He's not physically large or overtly demanding, but there is something about his demeanor that demands respect from even the most reckless Marine. Rhino squad knows very little about Voss because he never speaks of his past. But were he to talk, they would hear tales of the horrors he endured after being captured during the Mars riots. He was tortured for six months before being freed; he still suffers nightmares and is highly claustrophobic after having been placed in a coffin and buried for days at a time. Voss knows Rhino squad questions his reasoning for bringing Matthew Kane into the group. But Voss has a sneaking suspicion this new guy just might prove to be Rhino squad's most valuable asset in its battle against the Strogg.


    Dell Morris 
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Voiced by: Greg Eagles

Corporal Dell Morris has been with Rhino squad for more than three years, which makes him second in seniority only to Sergeant Bidwell. He's highly skilled at hand-to-hand combat, having achieved black belts in tae kwon do, jeet kune do, and aikido. Gifted with a quick wit and boundless energy, Morris likes nothing better than to give a running commentary as he mows down Strogg. While his chatter can be a bit trying on his squadmates, Morris is a complete professional in a firefight. The team has come to look to him for guidance when the lieutenant or master sergeant aren't around.

Morris is left behind with Anderson to establish communications through Strogg jamming. After doing so, he made his way to Bidwell's position, getting there at the same time Kane does. He helps Kane assault the hangar, staying behind after meeting another team to relay communications. After the hangar is taken, Morris calls Kane back down to the anti-aircraft gun and, when the door to the gun is breached, Morris is ordered by Voss to guard the entrance.


  • The Captain: After Voss' stroggification and death.
  • Field Promotion: Promoted to Lieutenant following the Stroggification and death of Voss from Kane slaying him.
  • Good Old Fisticuffs: According to his backstory, it's his preferred way to fight.
  • Mildly Military: A Sergeant like Bidwell, acting as Bidwell's second hand, but while Bidwell likes being no-nonsense and serious, Morris likes to inject some humor if someone is not up to his standards yet. Tragically, he is promoted to Lieutenant with the death of Bidwell and later Voss, but his professional yet humorous demeanor is likely a good morale booster, with the trauma that Rhino Squad endures.
  • You Are in Command Now: He is promoted to Lieutenant after Voss' death.

    William Rhodes 
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"These charges I'm carrying don't react well to getting hit by weapons fire."

Voiced by: David Vincent

William Rhodes knew from a very early age he wanted to be a Marine. He entered the Corps as soon as he was old enough, and he quickly showed a gift for demolitions. Where anyone else would require a detailed blueprint of a structure to know where best to place a bomb, Rhodes knows instinctively where the weak points are. Be it a heavily fortified damn or a reinforced bunker, Rhodes can reduce it to rubble with a minimal amount of explosives. Hailing from Texas, Rhodes plays as hard as he works. He's been demoted twice due to altercations with MPs while out on R&R.

Rhodes is seen with Bidwell. After Kane and another team secured the hangar, Rhodes arrived to destroy it. After destroying both hangars, Rhodes was called away by Voss. When the anti-aircraft gun is secured, Rhodes arrives to destroy it.


  • Artistic License – Explosives: Rhodes warns about their explosives not reacting well to weapons fire. If he isn't joking, then this is a huge safety hazard as explosives that are immune to gunfire are ideal in battlefield conditions. Still, Rhodes can take a surprising amount of hits without consequences.
  • Boisterous Bruiser: He comes across as loudest and most outgoing member of the squad.
  • Escort Mission: He's the one carrying the bomb in one of the early missions in the game.
  • Gameplay and Story Segregation: Rhodes mentions that the explosives he carries don't mix with weapons fire, but when you escort him through the Interior Hangar, he can take a surprising amount of damage, even on General difficulty. He even engages Strogg aggressively and is unlikely to actually die.
  • Jumped at the Call: He enlisted as soon as he came of age.
  • Mildly Military: He is one of the most enthusiastic members of the squad, enjoying his demolition duties and willing to have casual conversations with Kane.
  • Side Bet: A Running Gag is him making offscreen bets about Kane's survival with Cortez. Cortez usually collects.
  • Stuff Blowing Up: He's a gifted demolitions expert, and is very enthusiastic about it.

Extras

    Pierce 
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They're about to need a medic.

A Badger Squad Corporal who only gets one scene where he is Impaled with Extreme Prejudice to introduce the Strogg Berserker. That's pretty much their role in the story.


    Sasaki 
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Give them a call if a homing Nailgun is your thing.

A Kodiak Squad Tech Marine encountered in the Recomposition Center during the Strogg Medical Facilities act of the game. He has some knowledge of Strogg weaponry and upgrades your Nailgun with a Homing Projectile mode. Sasaki spends most of the chapter back in a crane-control room while you press on to restore power so that said crane can be used to stack up cargo to reach an exit. He is the first non-Rhino Squad marine to be encountered post-Stroggification.


  • Guest-Star Party Member: Joins for a grand total of one level with the activation of the recomposition machine before being slaughtered by a Grunt.
  • Idiot Ball: For whatever reason, he'd rather remain alone, unarmed, than hang with Kane and charge his armor while he mows through the Strogg.
  • Let's Split Up, Gang!: He doesn't feel like joining you during the chapter he debuts in and stays behind to monitor you from afar. This proves to be a fatal mistake, and he's kidnapped/killed by a Grunt just before the end of the mission.
  • Mauve Shirt: His only appearance is the chapter he's introduced in. He manages to hold for a while until Kane returns to the crane-control room to find him being dragged away by a Grunt.
  • Too Dumb to Live: Sasaki's unwillingness to tag along (or grab a weapon) for most of the level he stars in, isn't likely to show his survival skills in a positive light. Near the end, he's likely regretting staying behind and unarmed once a Grunt comes knocking.
  • Unusually Uninteresting Sight: His responses don't account for Kane's Stroggification, so his dialogue is as if Kane is just an ordinary human. This is partly hand waved by him mentioning that he heard about Kane being rescued shortly before he and his squad was ambushed, as well as due to a med-chip that allows marines to identify friend from foe to help reduce friendly-fire incidents. Many other marines also have the same response, not even showing fascination or curiosity, in contrast with the polarized reactions on board the Hannibal.

 
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