Evie Calumet

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Evie Calumet
Biographical information

Homeworld:

Earth

Species:

Human

Gender:

Female

Political and military information

Affiliation:

Ares One

 
Traveling. Moon X. Look, we need to stop even thinking of it as a satellite or a false moon. It's big, but it acts alive— this thing moves with purpose. It's a visitor. It's… a Traveler.

Evie Calumet was a theoretical physicist and member of the Ares One mission crew.

Biography

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Evie was one of the leading theoretical physicists on Earth just prior to the beginning of the Golden Age. She was responsible for discovering and naming the Traveler and was subsequently chosen to participate in the Ares One mission to make contact with it on Mars.

Three days before the Ares One launch, Evie met with Mihaylova to discuss evidence she had found of the shipboard AI subsystem known as "R" creating unauthorized personal assessments of the crew and mission; Evie proposed to bring the information to Hardy for comment, an outcome Mihaylova had feared due to the possibility that it could lead to actions that might compromise R's development. Mihaylova assured Evie that she would take care of the "problem" within twelve hours[1].

Shortly before the planned launch, an electrical fire broke out in the stairwell of the Ares One habitation module, which resulted in Evie slipping and falling as she attempted to traverse the stairwell as she attempted to either flee or respond to the fire. Tragically, her injuries were fatal[2].

Personality and traits

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List of appearances

References

  1. ^ Bungie (2018/8/5), Destiny 2: Warmind - Item Description: Mihaylova's Tale
  2. ^ Bungie (2018/8/5), Destiny 2: Warmind - Item Description: Hardy's Control