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The '''Governors of Contrition'''<ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]], page 192.</ref> were a radical, fringe section of the [[Covenant]] who believed that all creations of the [[Forerunner]] are sacrosanct. They also believed that the [[Flood]] were a creation of the Forerunner and, as such, a perfect life-form, and that it was the duty of the Covenant to protect and embrace the Flood. | The '''Governors of Contrition'''<ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]], page 192.</ref> were a radical, fringe section of the [[Covenant Empire]] who believed that all creations of the [[Forerunner]] are sacrosanct. They also believed that the [[Flood]] were a creation of the Forerunner and, as such, a perfect life-form, and that it was the duty of the Covenant to protect and even embrace the Flood. | ||
Despite these radical beliefs, the Governors of Contrition were apparently accepted into society so long as their beliefs do not endanger others. Members of the group have even ascended to the rank of [[Ship Master]], like in the case of [[Tano 'Inanraree]]. But, Tano 'Inanraree's beliefs led to his death during the | Despite these radical beliefs, the Governors of Contrition were apparently accepted into society so long as their beliefs do not endanger others. Members of the group have even ascended to the rank of [[Ship Master]], like in the case of [[Tano 'Inanraree]]. But, Tano 'Inanraree's beliefs led to his death during the [[Battle of Installation 05]] when he wanted the Flood to board his ship, the ''[[Incorruptible]]''. A junior officer by the name of [[Voro Nar 'Mantakree]] then killed him to stop the Flood from gaining control of the ship. | ||
The Governors of Contrition may have been influenced by the Forerunner [[AI]] [[Mendicant Bias]] (much like the Heretics were influenced by 343 Guilty Spark) who also thought that the Flood were a perfect life form. Mendicant resided in the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]] in [[High Charity]], where he manipulated the highest positions in the Covenant. | The Governors of Contrition may have been influenced by the Forerunner [[AI]] [[Mendicant Bias]] (much like the [[Heretics (Faction)|Heretics]] were influenced by [[343 Guilty Spark (Monitor)|343 Guilty Spark]]) who also thought that the Flood were a perfect life form. Mendicant resided in the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]] in ''[[High Charity]]'', where he manipulated the highest positions in the Covenant. | ||
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Revision as of 09:57, July 7, 2009
The Governors of Contrition[1] were a radical, fringe section of the Covenant Empire who believed that all creations of the Forerunner are sacrosanct. They also believed that the Flood were a creation of the Forerunner and, as such, a perfect life-form, and that it was the duty of the Covenant to protect and even embrace the Flood.
Despite these radical beliefs, the Governors of Contrition were apparently accepted into society so long as their beliefs do not endanger others. Members of the group have even ascended to the rank of Ship Master, like in the case of Tano 'Inanraree. But, Tano 'Inanraree's beliefs led to his death during the Battle of Installation 05 when he wanted the Flood to board his ship, the Incorruptible. A junior officer by the name of Voro Nar 'Mantakree then killed him to stop the Flood from gaining control of the ship.
The Governors of Contrition may have been influenced by the Forerunner AI Mendicant Bias (much like the Heretics were influenced by 343 Guilty Spark) who also thought that the Flood were a perfect life form. Mendicant resided in the Forerunner Dreadnought in High Charity, where he manipulated the highest positions in the Covenant.
References
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 192.
