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Appendix A

Dramatis Personae, in order of appearance:



Andrei Bykhovski: Metallurgist and asteroid mining specialist at Clementine Cislunar Fuel Depot.


Etsub Beyene: Hydroponics specialist, first in line for the Male Hydroponics slot at Antilympus Township.


Brother Michael Jablonski: Prior of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. Has a master’s of divinity from Fuller and a master’s of physical chemistry from MIT. Former airplane crash analyst. Canadian.


Raimy Vaught: Homicide Detective for the Colorado Springs Police Department. Former prosecuting attorney, Navy diver and submariner. Third in line for the Male Administrator slot at Antilympus Township.


Carol Beseman: Wife of Dan Beseman, in charge of public relations for the Antilympus Project.


Tracy Greene: Assistant to Carol Beseman.


Bridget Tobin: Hydroponics specialist, second in line for the Female Hydroponics slot at Antilympus Township.


Ian Doerr: Billionaire CEO, first in line for the Male Administrator slot at Antilympus Township.


Tim Long Chang: Astronomer, author, former Dean of Sciences at Princeton University, and currently CEO of National Geographic. Second in the running for the Male Administrator slot at Antilympus Township.


Dona Obata: Twenty-eight-year-old operative from France’s Commandement des Opérations Spéciales. Grew up in Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo. Stole an RzVz shuttle to escape from Transit Point Station to Clementine Cislunar Fuel Depot. Allegedly has two siblings, both in Europe, and two living parents in Africa, although it might be a cover story.


Grigory Orlov: Founder and CEO of Clementine Cislunar Fuel Depot. CEO of Orlov Petrochemical, founded by his father, Magnus Orlov. One of the Four Horsemen.


Andrei Morozov: Station commander of Clementine Cislunar Fuel Depot.


Christina “Tina” Tompkins: President of the United States, successor to President Yano.


Igbal Renz: Founder and CEO of Renz Ventures. Inventor of deep belief motion control networks and many other technologies. One of the Four Horsemen.


Lt. Commander Geary Notbohm: First Officer of Transit Point Station. Number three in line for the Male Hydroponics slot at Antilympus Township.


David Ling: SLEO pilot for Harvest Moon Industries.


Luke Hopken: Fluid management systems expert for General Spacesuit, fourth contender for the Male Hydroponics slot.


Fernanda Harb: Commander of Shackleton Lunar Industrial Station.


Tania Falstaff: Flight controller and radar engineer for Harvest Moon Industries.


Stephen Chalmers: Electromagnetics engineer for Harvest Moon Industries.


Sir Lawrence Edgar Killian: Founder and CEO of Harvest Moon Industries, and a major financial backer of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. One of the Four Horsemen.


Dwight Bratton: Civil engineer stationed at Malinkin Base.


Chie Rongish: Civil engineer stationed at Malinkin Base.


Dong Nguyen: Worker and astronaut at Transit Point Station.


Dan Beseman: Founder and CEO of Enterprise City LLG, and owner of both the Mars colony ship H.S.F. Concordia and the soon to be populated Mars base known as Antilympus Township. One of the Four Horsemen.


Miyuki Ishibashi: Personal assistant to Dan Beseman, and Mars colony applicant. Physicist. First in line for the Female Administrator slot at Antilympus Township.


Father Bertram Meagher: Abbott of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery, but stationed permanently on Earth. Has a master’s of divinity from Fuller.


Brother Eliaz Groppel: Electrician, administrator, and second-in-command of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there. Belgian.


Brother Purcell Veloso: Machinist and maintenance engineer of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the first wave of monks to settle there. Spanish.


Eduardo Halladay: EOLS pilot for Harvest Moon Industries.


Shonda Vaught: Mother of Raimy Vaught. Resides in San Diego.


Katla Koskinen: Finnish botanist, first in line for the Female Hydroponics slot at Antilympus Township.


Brother Giancarlo Marino: Former Vatican astronomer, and resident of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the first wave of monks to settle there. Italian.


Anming Shui: Chinese botanist, second in line for the Male Hydroponics slot at Antilympus Township.


Brother Callen Hughart: Medical doctor and Infirmer of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there. Scottish.


Brother Hilario Hamblin: Head kitchener of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there. Argentinian.


Brother Ovid Šćekić: Former Vatican astronomer, now a resident of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there. Montenegrin.


Brother Ferris Dis Santos: Resident of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there. Brazilian.


Brother Kurtis Durm: Assistant kitchener of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there. German.


Daniel Florinovich Epureanu: Moldovan maintenance supervisor at Clementine Cislunar Fuel Depot.


Doctor Sergei Chernov: Physician onboard Clementine Cislunar Fuel Depot.


Brother Marcus “Bear” Bryant: Resident of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there.


Brother Zachary Duppler: Resident of St. Joseph of Cupertino Monastery. A member of the second wave of monks to settle there.


Puya Hebbar: Head of Launch Services for Harvest Moon Industries, with a PhD in aerospace engineering.


Adam Richter: Astronaut Technician for Harvest Moon Industries.


Blake Myneni: Astronaut Technician for Harvest Moon Industries.


Jerry and Merv: Astronaut Technicians for Harvest Moon Industries.


Huntley Millar: EVA crew chief at Shackleton Lunar Industrial Station.


Eldad Barzeley: Harvest Moon’s chief solar radiation scientist.


Mikhail Voronin: Subcommander of Clementine Cislunar Fuel Depot.


Paul Young: Lead space traffic controller for Transit Point Station.


Gill Davis: Personal assistant to Lawrence Edgar Killian.


Howard Glass: Interviewer for Mars Today.


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