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9/1/2006 8:05:44 PM
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Significance of the name "In Amber clad"?
Ok, so this isn't really much halo3 speculation, but i was wondering if the name of the ship had some reason?
I ask this, becuase i was just watching Jurrasic park, and i suddenly though of this, when the guy said "we rescued the dinosaurs from the DNA found in the mosquito clad in fossilised amber"
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Iron clad Amber clad maybe like that.
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[quote][b]B.N:[/b] [i]I was watching the trailer again (I live in Australia, so no Halo for me yet!) and was wondering where the name "[/i]Pillar of Autumn[i]" came from - at first it seemed like a pretty strange name, but it's really grown me. Who thought it up, and is there any significance behind it[/i]? [b]JJ:[/b][i] That was me, and yeah, there is a story behind it, though not half as interesting as that of her twice-renamed sister ship, "[/i]Dawn Under Heaven[i]". But forget the name, isn't it kind of suspicious that a single human corvette [/i] (The ONI Prowler)[i] had any success at all against the Covenant navy, when in every previous battle the humans mostly just got sawed in half by particle beams when they tried to stand up to the aliens? (much less disabling four of their capital ships!) Do we know anyone who can work magic in fleet engagements against odds like that[/i]? (Keyes.) [i]Ow. Somebody just kicked me under the table.[/i][/quote]That's all I could find on human ships' names.. [Edited on 9/1/2006]
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I don't know of any reason it's called "In Amber Clad." Probably not anything special, "Pillar of Autumn" wasn't real specific.
