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'''Eustace O'Kane''' (d. [[13 August]], [[1945]]) was the [[doctor|director]] of [[Hawthorne (The Zero Imperative)|Hawthorne]]. | '''Eustace O'Kane''' (d. [[13 August]], [[1945]]) was the [[doctor|director]] of [[Hawthorne (The Zero Imperative)|Hawthorne]]. | ||
In 1945, his son [[Daniel O'Kane|Daniel]] used a knife to kill [[Eustace O'Kane's wife|his mother]] and [[Eustace O'Kane's daughters|two sisters]]. Eustace chased him and asked why he did it before being stabbed himself. | In 1945, his son [[Daniel O'Kane|Daniel]] used a knife to kill [[Eustace O'Kane's wife|his mother]] and [[Eustace O'Kane's daughters|two sisters]]. Eustace chased him and asked why he did it before being stabbed himself. The community was rocked by the murders and Daniel was locked up in an [[asylum]]. Eustace's son [[Jeremiah O'Kane|Jeremiah]] took over Hawthorne. | ||
At [[perihelion]] when Daniel and his son [[Peter Russell]] met, Daniel, Russell and Jeremiah had a shared vision of Eustace's murder. Jeremiah called for Daniel to resist the influence of the [[reservoir of evil]]. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[The Zero Imperative (home video)|The Zero Imperative]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 11:48, 14 March 2019
Eustace O'Kane (d. 13 August, 1945) was the director of Hawthorne.
In 1945, his son Daniel used a knife to kill his mother and two sisters. Eustace chased him and asked why he did it before being stabbed himself. The community was rocked by the murders and Daniel was locked up in an asylum. Eustace's son Jeremiah took over Hawthorne.
At perihelion when Daniel and his son Peter Russell met, Daniel, Russell and Jeremiah had a shared vision of Eustace's murder. Jeremiah called for Daniel to resist the influence of the reservoir of evil. (HOMEVID: The Zero Imperative)
