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==Biography==
==Biography==
Gamelpar was born on [[Earth]] and was brought on [[Installation 07]] as an infant by [[Master Builder]] [[Faber]]'s researchers alongside a number of other humans. Due to his origin, he had an "old spirit", a personality impression of one of the [[prehistoric human civilization|human]] warriors who had been conquered by the [[Forerunner]]s in the [[human-Forerunner wars]], imprinted within his genetic material as part of the [[Librarian]]'s [[geas]]. Becoming more prominent after Gamelpar had established a family,<ref name="p65">'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 65-66''</ref> the warrior's consciousness revealed a great deal of information about humanity's past to him. The spirit would study the stars each time the Halo was moved to another system, trying to pinpoint their location.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 155''</ref>
Gamelpar was among those born on [[Earth]] and brought on the Halo as an infant by [[Master Builder]] [[Faber]]'s researchers. Due to his origin, he had an "old spirit", a personality impression of one of the [[prehistoric human civilization|human]] warriors who had been conquered by the [[Forerunner]]s in the [[Human-Forerunner War]], imprinted within his genetic material as part of the [[Librarian]]'s [[geas]]. Becoming more prominent after Gamelpar had established a family,<ref name="p65">'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 65-66''</ref> the warrior's consciousness revealed a great deal of information about humanity's past to him. The spirit would study the stars each time the Halo was moved to another system, trying to pinpoint their location.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 155''</ref>


Gamelpar's "best wife" also came from Earth and told him stories of it.{{Ref/Reuse|p65}} At one point in his life on Installation 07, he lived with his family in a newly-constructed city, but the Tudejsa abandoned the city after the Forerunners started abducting more humans for their brutal experiments with the [[Flood]] in the "[[Palace of Pain]]". After fleeing the city to the nearby plains, Gamelpar witnessed the [[Primordial]] and [[Mendicant Bias]] observe them and decide who would be taken for experimentation.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 67''</ref> Gamelpar was once taken to the Palace of Pain himself, but he was not infected. He survived and was returned to his community; however, he would never speak of what he had experienced.<ref name="p68">'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 68''</ref>
Gamelpar's "best wife" also came from Earth and told him stories of it.{{Ref/Reuse|p65}} At one point in his life on Installation 07, he lived with his family in a newly-constructed city, but the Tudejsa abandoned the city after the Forerunners started abducting more humans for their brutal experiments with the [[Flood]] in the "[[Palace of Pain]]". After fleeing the city to the nearby plains, Gamelpar witnessed the [[Primordial]] and [[Mendicant Bias]] observe them and decide who would be taken for experimentation.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 67''</ref> Gamelpar was once taken to the Palace of Pain himself, but he was not infected. He survived and was returned to his community; however, he would never speak of what he had experienced.<ref name="p68">'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 68''</ref>
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After an Earth human known as [[Chakas]] crash-landed on the installation, Vinnevra took him to see Gamelpar, who proceeded to tell the story of his life on the Halo. Afterward, the three decided to follow Vinnevra's geas, which had been roused after Chakas' arrival and was now giving her directions. Observing their destination from a distance, they discovered to their horror that the geas had been leading them to a "Palace of Pain". They turned around and proceeded to move in the opposite direction, eventually arriving at the shores of a large lake, where they came across a human city. Gamelpar and Chakas went to explore the buildings, where they witnessed a [[proto-Gravemind]] locked in a Forerunner cage. They promptly left the city and proceeded to cross the lake on a small boat.
After an Earth human known as [[Chakas]] crash-landed on the installation, Vinnevra took him to see Gamelpar, who proceeded to tell the story of his life on the Halo. Afterward, the three decided to follow Vinnevra's geas, which had been roused after Chakas' arrival and was now giving her directions. Observing their destination from a distance, they discovered to their horror that the geas had been leading them to a "Palace of Pain". They turned around and proceeded to move in the opposite direction, eventually arriving at the shores of a large lake, where they came across a human city. Gamelpar and Chakas went to explore the buildings, where they witnessed a [[proto-Gravemind]] locked in a Forerunner cage. They promptly left the city and proceeded to cross the lake on a small boat.


Shortly after arriving on the other side of the lake, the three were found by a [[Lifeworker]] named [[Genemender Folder of Fortune]], accompanied by several [[Denisovan]]s, and a [[Mara|large ape]]. At this point, Gamelpar was becoming ill due to a sore leg that had not been tended to, and the Denisovans proceeded to carry him on a litter.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 170''</ref> They eventually arrived in a human village, and were fed before being sent to sleep. The following night, Gamelpar's condition worsened. Genemender revealed that he and the humans in the village were actually [[holography|holographic]] illusions, and that their minds had been [[Mind transfer|archived]] to prevent their imprints from falling in the wrong hands. Genemender stated that he should extract Gamelpar's consciousness and his "spirit", lest they be lost forever. Gamelpar strongly refused, wanting to die "free" and asking Chakas to stave off the machines before he had passed away so they could not scan him. In his final moments, Gamelpar said his farewells to Vinnevra while asking Chakas to accompany him alone. Chakas recited ancient prayers to prepare the old man for his passage to the afterlife, while Gamelpar had him promise to take care of Vinnevra, also telling him her true name before dying.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 204-207''</ref>
Shortly after arriving on the other side of the lake, the three were found by a [[Lifeworker]] named [[Genemender Folder of Fortune]], accompanied by several [[Denisovan]]s, and a [[Mara|large ape]]. At this point, Gamelpar was becoming ill due to a sore leg that had not been tended to, and the Denisovans proceeded to carry him on a litter.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 170''</ref> They eventually arrived in a human village, and were fed before being sent to sleep. The following night, Gamelpar's condition worsened. Genemender revealed that he and the humans in the village were actually [[holography|holographic]] illusions, and that their minds had been archived to prevent their imprints from falling in the wrong hands. Genemender stated that he should extract Gamelpar's consciousness and his "spirit", lest they be lost forever. Gamelpar strongly refused, wanting to die "free" and asking Chakas to stave off the machines before he had passed away so they could not scan him. In his final moments, Gamelpar said his farewells to Vinnevra while asking Chakas to accompany him alone. Chakas recited ancient prayers to prepare the old man for his passage to the afterlife, while Gamelpar had him promise to take care of Vinnevra, also telling him her true name before dying.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 204-207''</ref>


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