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'''Joe Buchanan''' was an abducted human on the [[Prison ship (The God Complex)|Prison Ship]]. He was the first of his group to be possessed by the [[Minotaur (The God Complex)|Minotaur]]. He had faith in luck, but he feared ventriloquist's dummies. His "cellmates" tied him up, and Joe remained in the room with the laughing pack of dummies for so long it drove him veritably insane. Afterwards, Joe succumbed to the influence of the Minotaur and entered a blissful trance, which made him change from | '''Joe Buchanan''' was an abducted human on the [[Prison ship (The God Complex)|Prison Ship]]. He was the first of his group to be possessed by the [[Minotaur (The God Complex)|Minotaur]]. He had faith in luck, but he feared ventriloquist's dummies. His "cellmates" tied him up, and Joe remained in the room with the laughing pack of dummies for so long it drove him veritably insane. Afterwards, Joe succumbed to the influence of the Minotaur and entered a blissful trance, which made him change from fearing the dummies to thinking they were hilarious. Joe was strapped to a chair and rolled into a room before dying when the Minotaur cornered him. Joe willingly allowed it to drain out his life force. ([[TV]]: ''[[The God Complex]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 03:48, 19 September 2013
Joe Buchanan was an abducted human on the Prison Ship. He was the first of his group to be possessed by the Minotaur. He had faith in luck, but he feared ventriloquist's dummies. His "cellmates" tied him up, and Joe remained in the room with the laughing pack of dummies for so long it drove him veritably insane. Afterwards, Joe succumbed to the influence of the Minotaur and entered a blissful trance, which made him change from fearing the dummies to thinking they were hilarious. Joe was strapped to a chair and rolled into a room before dying when the Minotaur cornered him. Joe willingly allowed it to drain out his life force. (TV: The God Complex)
