In 'In the Kingdom of the Blind' (episode 9), Byron threatens the members of the Interstellar Alliance with the revelation of their deepest secrets. Furthermore, from comments of his in 'The Paragon of Animals' and other episodes, it is clear that in his own way, he despises mundanes just as much as Bester does. As the Vorlons are no longer around to be blamed, he decides that the remaining races who had been 'saved' by telepaths owe him and his people a new homeland. It is revealed to Byron that the Vorlons had generated telepaths as weapons in their war against the Shadows. Lyta and Byron find comfort and acceptance in each other, however intimate moments ('Secrets of the Soul' (episode 7)) eventually unlock secrets of the Vorlons hidden deep within Lyta's mind. Byron and his ship appear to have crashed or been lost around Venus, but this turns out to be a ruse to effect his desertion without raising suspicions.ДЄ second major shift in Byron's outlook occurs in as the result of a romantic relationship with telepath Lyta Alexander that evolves over several episodes of the television series. The Psi Corps Trilogy books by Gregory Keyes expand on this apparent crisis of conscience a little. This later episode also revealed that he was part of Bester's elite Black Omega squadron, and had deserted after receiving orders to fire upon defenseless mundanes (non-telepaths). In fact, he had interned with the Psi Cops and was the protГ©gГ© of the famous/infamous Alfred Bester. It is later revealed in 'Secrets of the Soul' (episode 7) that Byron had trained with the Psi Corps. Ultimately, Byron agrees for two of his people to serve the Alliance, and Elizabeth Lochley negotiates for the telepaths to remain temporarily on the station. Key disputes come between Byron and Michael Garibaldi over his wish to employ Byron's telepaths as spies ('The Paragon of Animals' (episode 3)), and between the telepaths and the Earth Force/Psi Corps over their rogue status ('Strange Relations' (episode 6)). In his early appearances in Season 5, Byron is shown as trying to maintain distance from conflict between his telepaths and the aggressive mundanes from 'Down Below', the Psi Corps, and from being used as tools by the Interstellar Alliance. They are allowed to establish a small colony in Brown 3. John Sheridan offers Byron and his telepaths political asylum at Babylon 5. In 'The Paragon of Animals', Byron helps the new Interstellar Alliance by revealing treachery by the Drazi against the Enphili. At this stage Byron is portrayed as a Gandhi-like figure a leader of telepaths who seeks freedom from the Psi Corps and from mundanes, but that will only do so through passive resistance/physically non-violent means, though he does show himself to be mentally violent, using intimidation and blackmail against members of the alliance. Byron is shown arriving on the Babylon 5 station with a large contingent of rogue telepaths early in the year 2262. The Copeland JC466/A Pulse Discharge cannons were likely named after director/producer John Copeland.вЂ№В The template Infobox character is being considered for merging.В вЂє ByronД«yron Gordon, played by Robin Atkin Downes, is a fictional character from the television science fiction drama Babylon 5, introduced in the fifth and final season.Д«yron Gordon is introduced to Babylon 5 in the season 5 episode 'No Compromises' as a strong telepath (P12 rating).Copeland JC466/A Pulse Discharge cannons.Similar in design to the SA-23E model Starfury, the Badger employed the same four arm mounted multi-directional engine pod design that allows for a high degree of manueverability, while keeping the flight crew as close to the centre, thereby minimising the effect of G-forces on the crew while performing extreme manuevers. The Badger-class Starfury was a long range fighter-bomber used by Earthforce during the Earth-Minbari War. The Black Omega Squadron of the Psi Corps division used a Stealth Starfury, which was outfitted as a fast interceptor and featuring some of Earthforce's most advanced stealth components. This model was armed with 4 JC44 cannons as opposed to the 2 used on the SA-23E.ДЄ newer model is the SA-23J Mitchell-Hyundyne Starfury 'Thunderbolt', an aerospace fighter first deployed in 2260. A heavier version of this model was also pressed into production and was used in 2258 to defend Babylon 5 from a group of outcasts seeking to lay claim to the Great Machine on Epsilon III. The SA-23E Mitchell-Hyundyne Starfury is the most commonly used Starfury and is armed with 4 Copeland JC466/A Pulse Discharge cannons and 2 Copeland JC44 Pulse Discharge cannons. There are several different classifications of Starfury. A Starfury is a single-person interdiction and reconnaisance fighter used by members of EarthForce for the Babylon Project.

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