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| − | '''The Resistance''' is a movement started by a group of twelve former [[Hymn of One]] members, including [[Jonas's parents]], | + | '''The Resistance''' is a movement started by a group of twelve former [[Hymn of One]] members, including [[Jonas's parents]], prior to the late 70s that is dedicated to "unearthing <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[the Order]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>'s dark history and destroying its unholy practices" ([[#Mission Statement|We Who Fight]]). Many years later, when Jonas believed his parents to be dead, he and [[TAAG|his friends]] began calling themselves by this term. |
==The Original Members== | ==The Original Members== | ||
The twelve original members, Kenneth Perry Harlan, Damon Lindsey Lambien, George Thomas Kiel, Oswald Matthew Angie, Michael Byron Carruthers, Theresa Cunningham McManus, Joseph Carmichael Naglen, Penny Samson Rayborne, Desiree Thoreux Alcott, Christopher Raymond Nance, and Susan Bethany Campbell, belonged to the Hymn of One (evidenced by their decision to renounce it in their Mission Statement) before deciding to break away and fight against it as the Resistance. In [[My Hand Hurts]], Jonas found a scrapbook that his Aunt [[Alex]] had compiled with information about them. He learned that the members had included a human rights lawyer, an economics professor, a rabbi, an ambassador, a publishing heiress, a radio station owner, a regenerative medical specialist, and a former CIA director. He also found an article about each and every one of their deaths or disappearances under mysterious circumstances. | The twelve original members, Kenneth Perry Harlan, Damon Lindsey Lambien, George Thomas Kiel, Oswald Matthew Angie, Michael Byron Carruthers, Theresa Cunningham McManus, Joseph Carmichael Naglen, Penny Samson Rayborne, Desiree Thoreux Alcott, Christopher Raymond Nance, and Susan Bethany Campbell, belonged to the Hymn of One (evidenced by their decision to renounce it in their Mission Statement) before deciding to break away and fight against it as the Resistance. In [[My Hand Hurts]], Jonas found a scrapbook that his Aunt [[Alex]] had compiled with information about them. He learned that the members had included a human rights lawyer, an economics professor, a rabbi, an ambassador, a publishing heiress, a radio station owner, a regenerative medical specialist, and a former CIA director. He also found an article about each and every one of their deaths or disappearances under mysterious circumstances. | ||
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| + | The Resistance is known to have a number of bunkers, details about which can be read in [[The Order in the Modern Empire]]. At the first [[the bunker|bunker]] TAAG visited, they found the following information displayed on a whiteboard, indicating what the original Resistance seemed to know about the Order at the time they were occupying it: | ||
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==Mission Statement== | ==Mission Statement== | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 3 July 2008
The Resistance is a movement started by a group of twelve former Hymn of One members, including Jonas's parents, prior to the late 70s that is dedicated to "unearthing [the Order]'s dark history and destroying its unholy practices" (We Who Fight). Many years later, when Jonas believed his parents to be dead, he and his friends began calling themselves by this term.
The Original Members
The twelve original members, Kenneth Perry Harlan, Damon Lindsey Lambien, George Thomas Kiel, Oswald Matthew Angie, Michael Byron Carruthers, Theresa Cunningham McManus, Joseph Carmichael Naglen, Penny Samson Rayborne, Desiree Thoreux Alcott, Christopher Raymond Nance, and Susan Bethany Campbell, belonged to the Hymn of One (evidenced by their decision to renounce it in their Mission Statement) before deciding to break away and fight against it as the Resistance. In My Hand Hurts, Jonas found a scrapbook that his Aunt Alex had compiled with information about them. He learned that the members had included a human rights lawyer, an economics professor, a rabbi, an ambassador, a publishing heiress, a radio station owner, a regenerative medical specialist, and a former CIA director. He also found an article about each and every one of their deaths or disappearances under mysterious circumstances.
The Bunkers
The Resistance is known to have a number of bunkers, details about which can be read in The Order in the Modern Empire. At the first bunker TAAG visited, they found the following information displayed on a whiteboard, indicating what the original Resistance seemed to know about the Order at the time they were occupying it:
Mission Statement
In Going Down, Jonas found The Resistance's Mission Statement, which reads as follows:
