Déjà
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Déjà | |
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Biographical information | |
Began service: |
Sometime before 2517 |
Ended service: |
Assumed August 30, 2552 |
Gender: |
Female Programming |
Description: |
"The appearance of a Greek goddess: barefoot, wrapped in the toga, motes of light dancing about her luminous white hair and holds a clay tablet in her left hand." [1] She usually has a glassy smooth voice[2] |
Political and military information | |
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Functionality: |
Teacher and assistant to the Spartan Program |
Déjà is a "dumb" AI who trained the Spartans in their first stages of training at the CASTLE Base and Reach Naval Academy facilities on Reach. Her educational lessons were part of the Spartans training program, meant to increase their strategic thinking. She also educated them in history, mathematics, and other things most people are taught. In one of her first lessons, she taught the Spartan-IIs about the famous Battle of Thermopylae, where 300 Spartans made a stand against a quarter of a million Persians[3], another lesson was about seven wolves taking down a moose by working as a team.[4]
Her counterpart, Chief Petty Officer Franklin Mendez, gave the Spartans rigorous physical training to make them into soldiers. This, along with Dr. Catherine Halsey's physical augmentations and MJOLNIR armor, made the Spartans intelligent, strong, and fast.
Her current fate is unknown. As a "dumb" AI, her lifespan is nearly infinite. Déjà was seen on Reach in 2552, residing inside CASTLE Base. She may have been destroyed when the Covenant glassed Reach, although the area around CASTLE was undamaged. However, she is never seen in Halo: First Strike, and Dr Halsey never mentions her again.
Déjà took on the form of an ancient goddess wearing Greek robes(athena or athene godess of war,wisdom,and crafts
Trivia
- Déjà means "again" in Romanian and "already" in French.
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 28
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 55
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 47
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 39