Sanam Abbasi

Sanam Abbasi
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Origin	Bretonia
Occupation	Terrorist, xenoarcheologist
Gender	Female
Affiliation	Gaians
Status	Alive
Born	June 17th, 799 AS
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Background

The daughter of a lower middle class family from New London, Sanam's early life was an average one. Growing with very little except basic comforts in one of the lowest levels of New London, she learned from the beginning to keep herself satisfied with very little.

Faring only mildly better than her peers at school and with a restricted social circle of people of similar character, her mildly above-average performance at school was found to be enough by her parents to send her to a state-owned college, who were unwilling to see their daughter's status fall lower than her parents'. Rolling up her sleeves, Sanam decided to make the most of her interest for the alien civilizations that preceded the arrival of mankind to Sirius by millions of years by pursuing the study of xenoarcheology and xenolinguistics, and it is in this period that, like many other college students, she found the local college branch of the Green Front.

At first only attending meetings to enlarge her social circle, Sanam's interest soon became genuine as the movement's anti-industrial ideology began to attract her interest. Consuming book after book between one exam and the other, Sanam began to consider the acid rains and perpetually-darkened skies of New London she was used to not anymore as part and parcel of life but as the byproducts of a wasteful, inefficient and utterly self-destructive civilization. And, while her zeal for the Green Front's environmentalist and at times anti-developmentalist ideology grew and manifested itself through attendance (and sometimes organization) of demonstrations and debates, the world outside burned.

Having just barely won a long and expensive war against Kusari for the Taus, Bretonia embroiled itself into another conflict against Gallia, a juggernaut of a House that revealed itself after seven centuries with the purpose of conquering the entirety of the galactic west of Sirius. Rolling into the Taus and eventually into Bretonia proper with the capture of the former in 819 and the latter in 820, the war took its toll in the lives of New Londoners, who were swarmed with refugees from the industrial world of Leeds by the billions, and, while food became only scarcely rationed, shortages of just about everything else became increasingly commonplace for the lower classes of New London.

Weathering increasingly worse living conditions, Sanam graduated in 823 AS and, after having attracted the interest of Gaian recruiters, disappeared from public sight and made her way to Islay Base in Gallic-occupied Edinburgh system, the home of the Gaian movement.

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