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Before this conclusion to his story, however, it has been decided by the two Gigerdian leaders that the states should unify themselves if the war is won. This naturally happens, and afterwards the entire unified Gigerdian state holds Kyle and Mad as the spiritual leaders behind the ideas of a Gigerdian unification and thus naturally the entire alliance. | Before this conclusion to his story, however, it has been decided by the two Gigerdian leaders that the states should unify themselves if the war is won. This naturally happens, and afterwards the entire unified Gigerdian state holds Kyle and Mad as the spiritual leaders behind the ideas of a Gigerdian unification and thus naturally the entire alliance. | ||
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Kyle Gigerdi
The purpose of this article is to give some background information concerning the character of Kyle Gigerdi through the Pre-PS period up until the end of the fourth season of the Peace Station. This article can be used as a resource for anyone writing episodes, characters etc. involving Kyle Gigerdi.
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General Background
Kyle Gigerdi, the son of a Gigerdian senator. His best friend and colleague is Mad Gigerdi. Occupation and role of Kyle's mother has never been mentioned or thought out that much. Is she dead or alive?
Kyle attended the military academy on Gigerdi Prime during his very early 20's along with Mad Gigerdi. After that they participated in the Folan War at a very late stage, but were still able to see minor combat. It could be possible that Kyle and Mad were involved in a "very sticky situation" during that war, which earned them some degree of respect due to a feat of some sort during the war. During this time the two befriended a third Gigerdian, Mykel Gigerdi, who they mostly accidentally left behind during a combat situation of some sort during the conflict. Kyle assumes that Mykel is dead, although he will return to torment the two shortly during the Adventures of Kyle&Mad. More on this later.
Adventures of Kyle&Mad
After Kyle's and Mad's short participation in the Folan War, they decide to leave their military life in the ranks of the GF for awhile, and make a long-time wish of their come true: they decide to purchase a starship, and go travelling in the Beta Quadrant Free Zone. During this time Kyle is a brash, motivated, optimistic young fellow - kinda think of Luke Skywalker meets Indiana Jones.
During their adventure in the Beta Quadrant Free Zone, Kyle doesn't really change much on a personal level. The only visible change in him is his realization that the universe sure is a dangerous place and once something goes wrong there, no-one can truly hear you scream - thus Kyle is a sligtly more serious kind of a "right and wrong"-person. Perhaps Kyle could also be called alot more spontaneous person when compared to Mad Gigerdi.
During this time Kyle (along with Mad) meet the mysterious human "mercenary" with mystical powers, Den Kylek. Kyle is drawn to his dangerous and mystical persona, which in turn helps the three characters (Mad, Kyle and Den Kylek) to bond and form a working team during their mission.
Peace Station (1st Season)
Kyle is appointed as the other Gigerdian ambassador to the newly-constructed Peace Station. There he meets political conflicts at first, but also gets involved with the minor colonial struggle going on between the Gigerdians, which later on creates the secession and forming of the Gigerdi Confederation. Kyle is slowly convinced of the righteousness of the secessionists' cause, and thus becomes one of their leading figures later on. After the Secession War breaks out, the friendship between Kyle and Mad also somewhat worsens - and is cut off completely at the end of the first season.
Kyle is also romantically involved with lieutenant Kwinda Anado beginning from the first season up until the beginning of the 4th season. Kwinda is killed in a Dominion attack on the station, and this plot twist itself changes Kyle's character considerably.
Peace Station (2nd Season)
At the beginning of the 2nd season, Kyle is not seen on station much. He is replaced by a secondary ambassador from the Gigerdi Federation, Las Herdan. Meanwhile Kyle is seen in command of the GCS Hope, attempting to organise the newly-created G-Confed's temporary base of operations on the planet Merdan.
Kyle returns to the station in episode (insert name here), where some disagreements between Mad and Kyle flare up again. They do get along well, though, since they both understand their positions as ambassadors on the station. Kyle also sets up better relations between the GC and the Bacterians at that time, since the small and newly-created Gigerdi Confederation needs allies and more importantly powerful trading partners. Kyle sets up weapon sales between the Confederate Gigerdians and Bacterians.
The next time relations between Kyle and Mad improve, is the whole deal with the "Insane Gigerdian Admirals". Kyle blames the GF on the covert attack, but Mad manages to convince him otherwise. The G-Confederate base on Merdan is abandoned after the attack, but the Gigerdians rally their forces together to destroy the admirals and their attack fleet. This joint action improves relations, but there is still a large amount of "general mistrust" between the governments.
The Dominion War breaks out at the end of the 2nd season.
Peace Station (3rd Season)
The Gigerdi Confederation joins the war against the Dominion after the Dominion attacks the Peace Station head on the first time. Kyle and Mad are not seen on the station that much at first, and also at times the narration changes to portray the Gigerdian Confederates and their struggle to find a new home world. Kyle's decision to push the Gigerdi Confederation into the Dominion War is also somewhat questioned by some members of his military and government, and this in turn creates a few subplots.
Meanwhile the new home world for the confederates is established on a fairly remote planet in the Beta Quadrant, entitled Gigerdi 2. Kyle leaves the station once again to assume the position of emperor of the Confederate Gigerdians on the planet.
The war rages on.
Peace Station (4th Season)
The fourth season follows Kyle around as he commands the forces of the Confederates in a desperate battle to win time against the Dominion. At the Peace Station an opportunistic Confederate Gigerdian attempts to start a popular movement against Kyle, with the aims of being replaced as the supreme commander of the Confederate forces. His plan backfires, however, when Kyle has to use some rather questionable means to win over the support back to his own side.
After the Dominion attack the Peace Station directly, Kwinda is killed. Kyle returns to the station after a combat mission of some sort, and he is told of the fatality. Kyle is clearly broken, and this is the time when his character changes to a darker person.
Kyle also retrieves cell samples from the dead body of Kwinda, intending to use them to make offspring for the couple, due to not being able to no longer reproduce normally with her. Also the reason for the retrievement of cells is Kyle's intention to produce a heir to his throne, which is quite uncertain at the moment. The offspring is Daniel Gigerdi.
Kyle dies at the end of the season along with Mad during a daring rescue mission of Gigerdian (or "allied") prisoners from a Dominion POW camp about to be abandoned and destroyed. The friendship between Kyle and Mad is also restored to its' former strength just before the daring mission. Kyle's last wish before "the last mission" is also to grant Gigerdi 2 a status of an independent member of the up-coming GA. This wish is later on granted.
Before this conclusion to his story, however, it has been decided by the two Gigerdian leaders that the states should unify themselves if the war is won. This naturally happens, and afterwards the entire unified Gigerdian state holds Kyle and Mad as the spiritual leaders behind the ideas of a Gigerdian unification and thus naturally the entire alliance.
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