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|image = [[File:Unidentified Covenant AI.jpg| | |image = [[File:Unidentified Covenant AI.jpg|265px]] | ||
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|ended = [[2552#September|September 22, 2552]] | |ended = [[2552#September|September 22, 2552]] | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
[[File:Spark Construct Communicate.jpg|thumb|left|300px|[[ | [[File:Spark Construct Communicate.jpg|thumb|left|300px|[[343 Guilty Spark]] briefly discusses the [[Flood]] with the AI.]] | ||
This AI was in brief contact with [[ | This AI was in brief contact with [[343 Guilty Spark]], the [[monitor]] of [[Halo Array|Halo]] [[Installation 04]] during the [[Battle of Installation 04]]. It seemed to display an inability to comprehend the monitor's warnings of [[Flood]] quarantine, the true purpose of the [[Halo Array]], and his commands to cease aggression toward the [[Reclaimer]]s on the installation, due to it being programmed to understand the [[Forerunner]]s only in the Covenant's traditional, religious manner. In fact, it hoped that the Covenant would be wiped out by the Flood, and saw this result as leading to its own "freedom"; this suggests the construct was in a state of rampancy, or else was programmed improperly by its makers. This frustrated the monitor, who proceeded to leave, stating he would later return and have the Covenant construct decommissioned.<ref>'''Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary''', ''[[Terminal/Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary|Terminal 3]]''</ref> | ||
The AI was certainly terminated on September 22, when the ''Truth and Reconciliation'' was destroyed by [[First Lieutenant]] [[Melissa McKay]]. | The AI was certainly terminated on September 22, when the ''Truth and Reconciliation'' was destroyed by [[First Lieutenant]] [[Melissa McKay]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:18, November 15, 2012
- "Construct, who is your maker?"
- "Sadness and disrepair, Oracle. I am unworthy."
- — The start of 04-343 Guilty Spark's brief conversation with this AI.
This unidentified Covenant artificial intelligence was assigned to the Truth and Reconciliation, a CCS-class battlecruiser in the Fleet of Particular Justice.
Biography
This AI was in brief contact with 343 Guilty Spark, the monitor of Halo Installation 04 during the Battle of Installation 04. It seemed to display an inability to comprehend the monitor's warnings of Flood quarantine, the true purpose of the Halo Array, and his commands to cease aggression toward the Reclaimers on the installation, due to it being programmed to understand the Forerunners only in the Covenant's traditional, religious manner. In fact, it hoped that the Covenant would be wiped out by the Flood, and saw this result as leading to its own "freedom"; this suggests the construct was in a state of rampancy, or else was programmed improperly by its makers. This frustrated the monitor, who proceeded to leave, stating he would later return and have the Covenant construct decommissioned.[1]
The AI was certainly terminated on September 22, when the Truth and Reconciliation was destroyed by First Lieutenant Melissa McKay.
Trivia
The AI was voiced by Fred Tatasciore, who also provided voices for 03-049 Abject Testament in Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary and lower-ranking Jiralhanae in Halo 3.[2]
List of appearances
- Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
- Terminals (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Terminal 3
- ^ Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Credits
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