It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. First of all, I would be hesistant to call anything about the Battlestar Galactica finale accepted, and definately not clear. However, you are correct that the most popular and best-known fan theory is that she was some sort of angel.
This theory generally accepts that Kara was human up until the point that her Viper appeared to explode, though it instead jumped to old-Earth with her inside, dead. From that point on, the theory goes, she is resurrected as an angel, though unaware of her own nature or else a really good in-universe actress. Every action she takes from that point onward is geared towards leading the humans to Earth.
As far as why the human Kara was willing to fly into the star and explode, keep in mind that she had just finished having a vision of a head-Leoben an avatar like the head-Six and head-Baltar who told her to stop fearing death and follow her destiny. Also, she did not actually explode, but was somehow transported away to old-Earth. She seems to have sensed that something deeper was happening to her at the time. Therefore, she must have decided that flying into the solar storm was part of her destiny, even if it meant potentially dying.
She said she wasn't afraid anymore to Lee right before her plane exploded. All she could think about was either death, due to her childhood upbringing and the sheer fact that fighter pilots have to be a little friendly with the concept of death, or her part in finding earth. The idea, the pull of her "destiny" and that it was already written for her, it wasnt suicide, it was trusting and accepting the voice that told her she would find earth, and that there was nothing to fear.
As for when she comes back, I believe that she is an Angel. Her fate and Anders had to be intertwined as love is such a strong theme in the show. Kara Thrace was a thirteenth Cylon. Kara then disappears into thin air and is not seen again. She very clearly died in the explosion while receiving a revelation by a being that took the form of the cylon Leoben in Maelstrom.
Kara Thrace in the re imagined series was at first just a really rebellious, deeply spiritual but troubled top viper Pilot. Kara returns in Season 4 believing she had only been absent for six hours, but Anders informs her she was really gone for two months. Though they end up marrying other people, they always seem to drift back to each other. They offer to leave their spouses for each other; Lee accepts Kara unconditionally when she returns in season 4, not caring that she may be a Cylon; he knows she never needs saving, that she can take care of herself.
Call sign origins The call signs for both Sharons hail back to the original Battlestar Galactica series. Boomer was the name not the call sign of a Viper pilot character played by Herbert Jefferson, Jr. You will lead them all to their end. They find wreckage of a Viper with Starbuck's tail number and what appears to be her charred corpse.
After removing the dog tags and wedding ring, Kara asks "If that's me lying there, then what am I? He responds by backing away, as if recoiling from the realization that she is indeed the "Harbinger of Death. In " The Oath ", Captain Thrace discovers civilians and a few mutinous Marines and crewmen arming themselves for battle.
She rushes back to her quarters to prepare for battle, grabbing her sidearms and ammunition. While searching for Adama, Kara and Lee free loyalists found in the brig which includes Anders, who is then shot by a mutinous marine upon leaving.
Kara, refusing to leave his side, pressures Lee and those who escaped to leave her in order for them to search for Adama. At first she becomes annoyed by his repetitious playing, stating he reminds her of her father when he did nothing but play the piano and she mentions how her father left her and her mother to pursue it as a career. Over the course of the episode, Starbuck befriends the pianist and ends up working with him to try to finish his song.
Toward the end, the piano player writes down the notes Starbuck hums out on a sheet of paper. The pattern reminds Starbuck of a drawing of colored dots the Cylon-Human child, Hera Agathon had given to her earlier. She lines the child's drawing up with the notes the composer had drawn and they match exactly. When Starbuck and the pianist play the notes, the song is instantly recognized by Saul Tigh and Tory Foster — who are sitting at a nearby table with Ellen Tigh — as the song "All Along the Watchtower" they heard in their heads when they learned they were the final Cylons.
Ellen, of course, remembers it from Earth. A bewildered Saul asks Starbuck where she heard the song. Starbuck responds she played it as a kid and begins to mention her father, but stops short when she realizes the piano player, her father, was either a figment of her imagination or a vision. When Kara did this, Adama responded by arresting Laura for overstepping her authority.
It caused a rift between Lee and his father. When she arrived on Caprica, she would be reunited with Karl Agathon a. Helo and a Boomer clone. She agreed not to shoot Boomer after being persuaded not to do so by Karl.
In addition to finding Karl, she would find a group of survivors of which one would become her lover and then husband. When the Galactica is reuntied with the Pegasus , Admiral Helena Cain takes overall command of the fleet. During a mission briefing, Starbuck makes it known she is not happy with the Pegasus C. On the advice of Lee, Starbuck takes Blackbird, the craft that Tyrol built to take a closer look. After successfully sneaking into the Cylon group, taking photos and then leaving, Kara is horrified to see that borh Battlestars are at each others throats.
She shows off her surveillance pictures to both Battlestars and both stand down. Admiral Cain rewards Kara for doing the mission by promoting her to captain and thereby becoming Lee Adama's commanding officer. Resurrection Ship. In Maelstrom, we learn a little more about Kara's past.
Her mother was in the colonial fleet and was harsh and brutal on her daughter. When Kara came 17th out of , her mother was none too pleased, she had hoped her daughter would have got a higher position. Her mother didn't attain much but she still wanted her daughter to be better.
Kara ran out on her mother never to return. There is no details about her father in the series. There's no register feature and no need to give an email address if you don't need to. All messages will be reviewed before being displayed. Comments may be merged or altered slightly such as if an email address is given in the main body of the comment.
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