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[[Asurans|Asuran]] [[Humanoid Replicators|Replicator]] who assumed the appearance of [[Lorne|Major Lorne]], an Air Force officer in the city of [[Atlantis]]. He was also programmed to mimic Lorne's personality, based on what [[John Sheppard]] and his team knew when the Replicators first probed their minds, and what [[Elizabeth Weir]] knew of Lorne when she was subsequently captured by [[Oberoth]]. | [[Asurans|Asuran]] [[Humanoid Replicators|Replicator]] who assumed the appearance of [[Lorne|Major Lorne]], an Air Force officer in the city of [[Atlantis]]. He was also programmed to mimic Lorne's personality, based on what [[John Sheppard]] and his team knew when the Replicators first probed their minds, and what [[Elizabeth Weir]] knew of Lorne when she was subsequently captured by [[Oberoth]]. | ||
Replicator Lorne was a member of [[Niam|Niam's]] group, a small segment of the Asurans who wished to emulate their [[Lanteans|Lantean]] creators by pursuing [[ascension]] to an incorporeal plane of existence. In pursuit of this goal he and others like him created a bold experiment: a perfect replica of Atlantis, and flesh-and-blood duplicates created of | Replicator Lorne was a member of [[Niam|Niam's]] group, a small segment of the Asurans who wished to emulate their [[Lanteans|Lantean]] creators by pursuing [[ascension]] to an incorporeal plane of existence. In pursuit of this goal he and others like him created a bold experiment: a perfect replica of Atlantis, and flesh-and-blood duplicates created of John Sheppard, [[Elizabeth Weir]], [[Teyla Emmagan]], [[Rodney McKay]], and [[Ronon Dex]]. By studying fully organic beings – beings with a "soul" – they hoped to discover the missing piece they needed in order to ascend. | ||
Normally Replicators cannot impersonate a living human, however Replicator Lorne and his fellow Asurans were able to do this after [[Rodney McKay]] altered their base code. | Normally Replicators cannot impersonate a living human, however Replicator Lorne and his fellow Asurans were able to do this after [[Rodney McKay]] altered their base code. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:49, 1 August 2023
Asuran Replicator who assumed the appearance of Major Lorne, an Air Force officer in the city of Atlantis. He was also programmed to mimic Lorne's personality, based on what John Sheppard and his team knew when the Replicators first probed their minds, and what Elizabeth Weir knew of Lorne when she was subsequently captured by Oberoth.
Replicator Lorne was a member of Niam's group, a small segment of the Asurans who wished to emulate their Lantean creators by pursuing ascension to an incorporeal plane of existence. In pursuit of this goal he and others like him created a bold experiment: a perfect replica of Atlantis, and flesh-and-blood duplicates created of John Sheppard, Elizabeth Weir, Teyla Emmagan, Rodney McKay, and Ronon Dex. By studying fully organic beings – beings with a "soul" – they hoped to discover the missing piece they needed in order to ascend.
Normally Replicators cannot impersonate a living human, however Replicator Lorne and his fellow Asurans were able to do this after Rodney McKay altered their base code.
The Replicator is believed to have been destroyed after an Asuran warship, under orders from their leader Oberoth, discovered their copy of Atlantis and destroyed the city.
DETAILS
PLAYED BY - Kavan Smith
FIRST APPEARED - This Mortal Coil
KEY EPISODE
This Mortal Coil - Sheppard's duplicate and his team discover that Major Lorne is a Replicator posing as the man they thought they knew.