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==Babylon 5== | ==Babylon 5== | ||
In [[Babylon 5 (series)|''Babylon 5'']], a '''keeper''' is an organic construct used by the [[Drakh]] to control the behavior of an individual enemy. A keeper can only control its host's behavior when its own interests are at stake, so they can be tricked by convincing them that the host's actions are irrelevant to the plans of the Drakh. | In [[Babylon 5 (series)|''Babylon 5'']], a '''keeper''' is an organic construct used by the [[Drakh]] to control the behavior of an individual enemy. A keeper can only control its host's behavior when its own interests are at stake, so they can be tricked by convincing them that the host's actions are irrelevant to the plans of the Drakh. | ||
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==Mass Effect== | ==Mass Effect== | ||
In ''[[Mass Effect]]'', the '''Keepers''' are a race of intelligent arthropods that exist to maintain and service the [[Citadel]]. | In ''[[Mass Effect]]'', the '''Keepers''' are a race of intelligent arthropods that exist to maintain and service the [[Citadel]]. | ||
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[[Category: Babylon 5]] | [[Category: Babylon 5]] | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 9 January 2013
Keepers are artificial life forms found in both Babylon 5 and Mass Effect.
Babylon 5
In Babylon 5, a keeper is an organic construct used by the Drakh to control the behavior of an individual enemy. A keeper can only control its host's behavior when its own interests are at stake, so they can be tricked by convincing them that the host's actions are irrelevant to the plans of the Drakh.
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Mass Effect
In Mass Effect, the Keepers are a race of intelligent arthropods that exist to maintain and service the Citadel.
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