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| ⚫ | '''Lily Sloane''' was a [[21st century]] [[Human]] female who worked with [[Zefram Cochrane]] in his effort to build [[Earth]]'s first [[warp]]-capable [[starship|spacecraft]], the ''[[Phoenix]]''. A survivor of the [[World War III|third World War]], |
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| ⚫ | On [[April|April 4]], [[2063]], the missile silo where |
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| ⚫ | '''Lily Sloane''' was a [[21st century]] [[Human]] female who worked with [[Zefram Cochrane]] in his effort to build [[Earth]]'s first [[warp]]-capable [[starship|spacecraft]], the ''[[Phoenix]]''. A survivor of the [[World War III|third World War]], Sloane resided in [[Bozeman]], [[Montana]] as early as the [[2060s]]. |
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| ⚫ | On [[April|April 4]], [[2063]], the missile silo where Sloane and Cochrane were constructing their warp ship came under fire by a [[Borg]] [[Borg sphere|vessel]] from the [[24th century]]. Despite the unwillingness of her partner, Sloane sought to protect the ''Phoenix'' from what she believed to be an attack from the [[Eastern Coalition]]. In the aftermath, Sloane remained in the missile silo where she encountered [[Starfleet]] [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] and [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]], there to repair the timeline. Armed with a [[Calico M960]] [[projectile weapon|submachine gun]], Sloane opened fire on the two officers, believing them to be members of the [[Eastern Coalition|ECON]]. Sloane was, however, felled by [[theta radiation]] leaking from the damaged ''Phoenix'' and transported aboard the [[orbit]]ing {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}} by [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]]. |
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| ⚫ | Once aboard, Sloane was treated for severe [[radiation poisoning]], but was revived by the medical staff when the [[Borg]] overran the ''Enterprise'' [[sickbay]]. Retreating to a [[Jefferies tube]], Sloane slipped away from Doctor Crusher and her team, eventually coming across Picard. She held the Captain hostage until he was able to convince her that she was not in Montana anymore. Relinquishing the phaser to Picard, Sloane accompanied the captain in his effort to retake the ship. |
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| ⚫ | Finally returning to the bridge of the ''Enterprise'', |
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| ⚫ | Finally returning to the bridge of the ''Enterprise'', Sloane was present for a heated exchange between Picard and one of his officers, Lieutenant Commander [[Worf]]. Following the captain into the adjacent [[observation lounge]], Sloane chastised Picard for his actions, comparing him to Captain [[Ahab]] of [[Herman Melville]]'s ''[[Moby Dick]]'', despite the fact that she had never read it. Sparring verbally with the captain, Sloane was able to convince Picard to relent and follow Worf's recommendation to engage the ship's [[auto-destruct]] system. |
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| ⚫ | Sloane departed the ''Enterprise'' along with the remainder of its crew in an [[escape pod]] bound for [[Gravett Island]]. She later reunited with Picard and his command crew, as well as Zefram Cochrane, back in Montana on the night of April 5, 2063. There she witnessed Cochrane make his historic [[First Contact]] with a group of [[Vulcan]]s. ({{film|8}}) |
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| + | Lily was sassy and a little high-strung, yet was a capable judge of character, being the first to recognize Captain Picard's emotional demons. |
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==Appendices== |
==Appendices== |
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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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Revision as of 20:11, 6 October 2014
Lily Sloane was a 21st century Human female who worked with Zefram Cochrane in his effort to build Earth's first warp-capable spacecraft, the Phoenix. A survivor of the third World War, Sloane resided in Bozeman, Montana as early as the 2060s.
History
On April 4, 2063, the missile silo where Sloane and Cochrane were constructing their warp ship came under fire by a Borg vessel from the 24th century. Despite the unwillingness of her partner, Sloane sought to protect the Phoenix from what she believed to be an attack from the Eastern Coalition. In the aftermath, Sloane remained in the missile silo where she encountered Starfleet Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Lieutenant Commander Data, there to repair the timeline. Armed with a Calico M960 submachine gun, Sloane opened fire on the two officers, believing them to be members of the ECON. Sloane was, however, felled by theta radiation leaking from the damaged Phoenix and transported aboard the orbiting USS Enterprise-E by Doctor Beverly Crusher.
Once aboard, Sloane was treated for severe radiation poisoning, but was revived by the medical staff when the Borg overran the Enterprise sickbay. Retreating to a Jefferies tube, Sloane slipped away from Doctor Crusher and her team, eventually coming across Picard. She held the Captain hostage until he was able to convince her that she was not in Montana anymore. Relinquishing the phaser to Picard, Sloane accompanied the captain in his effort to retake the ship.
Escaping from a group of Borg drones, Picard and Sloane entered the ship's holodeck. Dressed in satin, Sloane danced with Picard as Dixon Hill, attempting to blend into the holographic scenery.
Finally returning to the bridge of the Enterprise, Sloane was present for a heated exchange between Picard and one of his officers, Lieutenant Commander Worf. Following the captain into the adjacent observation lounge, Sloane chastised Picard for his actions, comparing him to Captain Ahab of Herman Melville's Moby Dick, despite the fact that she had never read it. Sparring verbally with the captain, Sloane was able to convince Picard to relent and follow Worf's recommendation to engage the ship's auto-destruct system.
Sloane departed the Enterprise along with the remainder of its crew in an escape pod bound for Gravett Island. She later reunited with Picard and his command crew, as well as Zefram Cochrane, back in Montana on the night of April 5, 2063. There she witnessed Cochrane make his historic First Contact with a group of Vulcans. (Star Trek: First Contact)
Personality
Lily was sassy and a little high-strung, yet was a capable judge of character, being the first to recognize Captain Picard's emotional demons.
Appendices
Background
Lily Sloane was played by Alfre Woodard.
In early drafts of the film, her character was called Ruby, a photographer and X-ray technician who was instrumental in helping Jean-Luc Picard repair the damaged Phoenix. The name was instead used for one of the Dixon Hill characters seen in the film.
External links
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