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==Personality==
 
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Simon was a gifted but troubled boy due to his lose. He only communicated through telepathy and people that he liked, such as [[Elizabeth Lochley|Lochley]], he greeted with an image of a bouquet of flowers.
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Simon was a gifted but deeply troubled boy due to his loss. He only communicated through telepathy and people that he liked, such as [[Elizabeth Lochley|Lochley]], he greeted with an image of a bouquet of flowers.
   
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Revision as of 08:24, 11 May 2009


Simon was a member of Byron's group of rogue telepaths.

History

Simon was a tunnel rat living in the ducts and pipelines beneath Mars Dome One. While living there, he met and/or was involved with a young girl who died under mysterious circumstances. He blamed himself for her death and hoped to make-up for it someday, vowing never to speak again until he did so. In about 2261, he met and became a part of Byron’s group of telepaths adopting their ways and beliefs. In 2262, he followed Byron and rest of his followers to Babylon 5. While being examined by Dr. Franklin, he sensed something and entered the ventilation ducts to investigate. Hearing the chiming sounds coming from Clemen's porcelain ballerina, he picked up on what he was thinking about thus learning about the assassination plot. Stunned by what he saw he made a noise and was heard. Clemans shot up at the vents and hit him. Shot and loosing a lot of blood, Simon dragged himself to the conference room were Sheridan was. Limping in, he collapsed and sensed that the killer was there and said "No" out loud and beamed the thoughts of the assassin into everyone’s minds, thus helping to save Sheridan’s life. Then he died.

Personality

Simon was a gifted but deeply troubled boy due to his loss. He only communicated through telepathy and people that he liked, such as Lochley, he greeted with an image of a bouquet of flowers.

Notes

  • The others nicknamed him "special Simon."
  • Him saving the life of Sheridan was what allowed Byron and his followers to settle on the station.

References