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Commander Lucius C. Stonehenge

A space navy commander.

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Also known as Stonehenge, Commander Stonehenge

First appearance: hunter patrol

Commander Lucius C. Stonehenge shows up with force in III. The page is where that presence becomes real.

A Space Navy commander who discusses the z'Srauff threat and advises Silk on signing procedures.
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Commander Lucius C. Stonehenge first appears in 0044 hunter patrol.

In III: A Space Navy commander who discusses the z'Srauff threat and advises Silk on signing procedures.

Later, in VI: Embassy military attaché, provides insights on Colonel Hickock's character and the annexation movement.

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ECEdward ChalmersGWGilbert W. Thr…JSJohn Singleton…SSStephen SilkCVCommodore Vann…CLCommander Lucius C. …

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  • Other

Character groups

  • Time Travel Gamblers
  • Time Travel Agents
  • Space Explorers and Bureaucrats
  • Protagonist
  • Feudal Alien Politics

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Falling action.

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  • Escalation
  • Breaking point
  • Aftermath
  • Closing

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