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| − | '''Samson hatched in the Manhattan Clan's [[rookery]] in [[2158]]. Due to his strong | + | '''Samson hatched in the Manhattan Clan's [[rookery]] in [[2158]]. Due to his strong resemblance to [[Goliath]], it is clear he is descended from him through [[Broadway]] and [[Angela]]'s mating, though the exact details of his descent are unknown. He might be the biological grandson of [[Artus]] or [[Gwenyvere]], or the biological son of [[Lancelot]]; it hardly matters, considering that gargoyle children are raised by the entire clan. A young warrior tutored in both [[Manhattan]] and [[Ishimura]], it is likely he was made second-in-command of his clan, and he becomes a key figure in [[2198]]. Samson was on guard duty at the base of the caldera on [[Queen Florence Island]] when the [[Space-Spawn]] attacked Earth and witnessed their kidnapping of the human and [[gargoyles|gargoyle]] leaders, as well as the gargoyle eggs. He forms a resistance cell, including [[Delilah (2198)|Delilah]] as his second, [[Zafiro (2198)|Zafiro]], [[Burnett, Owen|Owen]], [[Nokkar]], [[Demona]], [[Brooklyn]], [[Fu-Dog]], [[LXM-994]], and [[LXM-1057]] determined to free Earth from the alien invaders. Samson and Delilah will develop a romantic relationship during the resistance.''' |
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Samson was named after the famous ancient Israelite "strong man" in the Old Testament (Judges 13-16), a figure whose name has become a byword for strength. His name bears a strong significance for how humans will feel about gargoyles in the future; like his ancestor Goliath, Samson is named after a "mighty man" of the Bible, but this time a hero rather than a villain. | Samson was named after the famous ancient Israelite "strong man" in the Old Testament (Judges 13-16), a figure whose name has become a byword for strength. His name bears a strong significance for how humans will feel about gargoyles in the future; like his ancestor Goliath, Samson is named after a "mighty man" of the Bible, but this time a hero rather than a villain. | ||
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Revision as of 03:43, 4 March 2007
Samson - A member of the Manhattan Clan in the late 22nd Century.
Characteristics
Samson hatched in the Manhattan Clan's rookery in 2158. Due to his strong resemblance to Goliath, it is clear he is descended from him through Broadway and Angela's mating, though the exact details of his descent are unknown. He might be the biological grandson of Artus or Gwenyvere, or the biological son of Lancelot; it hardly matters, considering that gargoyle children are raised by the entire clan. A young warrior tutored in both Manhattan and Ishimura, it is likely he was made second-in-command of his clan, and he becomes a key figure in 2198. Samson was on guard duty at the base of the caldera on Queen Florence Island when the Space-Spawn attacked Earth and witnessed their kidnapping of the human and gargoyle leaders, as well as the gargoyle eggs. He forms a resistance cell, including Delilah as his second, Zafiro, Owen, Nokkar, Demona, Brooklyn, Fu-Dog, LXM-994, and LXM-1057 determined to free Earth from the alien invaders. Samson and Delilah will develop a romantic relationship during the resistance.
Characteristics
Samson strongly resembles Goliath, his ancestor, though his coloring is different.
Real World Background
Samson was named after the famous ancient Israelite "strong man" in the Old Testament (Judges 13-16), a figure whose name has become a byword for strength. His name bears a strong significance for how humans will feel about gargoyles in the future; like his ancestor Goliath, Samson is named after a "mighty man" of the Bible, but this time a hero rather than a villain.
