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|name=Jonesy | |name = Jonesy | ||
|image=[[ | |image = [[File:120-Medium.jpg|300px]] | ||
|species=[[Cat]] | |species = [[Cat]] | ||
|hair=Calico | |hair = Calico | ||
|era=[[Human-Covenant War]] | |era = [[Human-Covenant War]] | ||
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[[Image:PoAPoster.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Bulletin Board on the [[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Pillar of Autumn]]. The flier for Jonesy can be seen in the middle.]] | [[Image:PoAPoster.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Bulletin Board on the [[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Pillar of Autumn]]. The flier for Jonesy can be seen in the middle.]] | ||
However, Jonesy's owner had lost her by then, although he put notices on the [[Bulletin Board]] <ref>[[Bulletin Board]]</ref> to alert other personnel to the lost cat. Jonesy is assumed to have died either during the [[Battle of Installation 04]], during the [[Covenant]] boarding, when the Autumn crashed, the [[Flood]] Invasion, or when [[John-117]] and [[Cortana]] initiated the catastrophic destabilization of ''The Pillar of Autumn''`s engines that destroyed Installation 04. But in Halo 3, there are posters for a cat by the name of Jonesy, which may be a hint that she is still alive. However, for a cat to have survived that long is extremely unlikely. There is also an apparent silhouette of a cat in the bottom right hand side of the poster, although it could be a black cat. | However, Jonesy's owner had lost her by then, although he put notices on the [[Bulletin Board]] <ref>[[Bulletin Board]]</ref> to alert other personnel to the lost cat. Jonesy is assumed to have died either during the [[Battle of Installation 04]], during the [[Covenant]] boarding, when the Autumn crashed, the [[Flood]] Invasion, or when [[John-117]] and [[Cortana]] initiated the catastrophic destabilization of ''The Pillar of Autumn''`s engines that destroyed Installation 04. But in Halo 3, there are posters for a cat by the name of Jonesy, which may be a hint that she is still alive. However, for a cat to have survived that long is extremely unlikely. There is also an apparent silhouette of a cat in the bottom right hand side of the poster, although it could be a black cat. | ||
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Jonesy is the supposed name of a calico cat aboard the UNSC Pillar of Autumn. It was probably a pet of someone on board the Autumn and was on board during the Battle of Reach and when the Autumn reached Installation 04.
However, Jonesy's owner had lost her by then, although he put notices on the Bulletin Board [1] to alert other personnel to the lost cat. Jonesy is assumed to have died either during the Battle of Installation 04, during the Covenant boarding, when the Autumn crashed, the Flood Invasion, or when John-117 and Cortana initiated the catastrophic destabilization of The Pillar of Autumn`s engines that destroyed Installation 04. But in Halo 3, there are posters for a cat by the name of Jonesy, which may be a hint that she is still alive. However, for a cat to have survived that long is extremely unlikely. There is also an apparent silhouette of a cat in the bottom right hand side of the poster, although it could be a black cat.
Trivia
- On the level Crow's Nest in Halo 3, there is a pile of garbage located near the toilets in the level. One of the pieces of rubbish is a note which is half covered up, but reads "Still missing my cat, Jonesy". This is most likely an Easter Egg.
- Jonesy's owner may be Pete Stacker.
- A similar poster can half be seen in the trash on the the left side of Foundry facing the fans. You can see a picture of a cat and the word "missing" and "onesy", which is believed to say "Jonesy".
- The poster can be seen on several other boards throughout the level, the Pillar of Autumn.
- Jonesy is an obvious reference to Lt. Ripley's cat of the same name on the commercial towing ship, the Nostromo, from the movie franchise Alien. Bungie has been theorized to have borrowed many aspects from Alien and its sequels as a basis for the Halo series.
