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brisbane, australia

Hi I just finished reading Horus rising (antouh I have also read flight of the Eisenstein) and I noticed the character keeler seems to do absolutely nothing and not have a point at all. Is there a point to the character? Or is it just the author adding a second female character?

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She's replacing Ollonius Pious role in confronting Horus.

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Keeler is quite important in the Heresy.

She appears in many books. She is important.

‘Your warriors will stand down and withdraw, Curze. That is an order, not a request. (…) When this campaign is won, you and I will have words’
Rogal Dorn, just before taking the beating of his life.
from The Dark King, by Graham McNeill.
 
   
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 da001 wrote:
Keeler is quite important in the Heresy.

She appears in many books. She is important.


True dat.

First Saint of the Imperium, she provided the ideological backbone of what was later known as the Ecclesiarchy. She's one of those pivotal HH characters that get lost amidst all the Primarch superheroics and general military awesomeness, sort of an easter egg for the observant fan.

She and many other characters are kept in the sidelines, away from all the fighting and the action. But, In a sense, Keeler, Karkasy, Oliton and others help shape the world of the 41st millenium as much as Horus himself.

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brisbane, australia

BTW, karkasy= awesome cool.

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 the shrouded lord wrote:
BTW, karkasy= awesome cool.

Poor stupid sod. Not really the brightest remembrancer.

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brisbane, australia

 Wyzilla wrote:
 the shrouded lord wrote:
BTW, karkasy= awesome cool.

Poor stupid sod. Not really the brightest remembrancer.

Otoh, he dies, doesn't he...

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I really enjoy it when human characters appear in the books. It helps a lot to get into the setting. And when they are important and play a significant role, it is even better.

Less bolter porn and primarch "dragon ball Z" fights and more human interactions, please.

Another example: Cyrene in The First Heretic.
Spoiler:

‘Your warriors will stand down and withdraw, Curze. That is an order, not a request. (…) When this campaign is won, you and I will have words’
Rogal Dorn, just before taking the beating of his life.
from The Dark King, by Graham McNeill.
 
   
 
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