Aldwin

Aldwin was a member of the Tok'ra who had several dealings with Stargate Command.

Biography

1999

During SG-1's mission to rescue Jacob Carter from Netu, the Tok'ra High Council ordered Aldwin to launch a weapon at the moon's core that would destroy the moon as well as Sokar's Ha'tak in orbit in a chain reaction. However, the plan would also claim the life of SG-1, Martouf, and Jacob Carter. When Major Samantha Carter contacted the Tel'tak, Teal'c tried to stop him from launching but failed. When Teal'c was going to use the Tel'tak to intercept the Transportation rings Matter stream, he tried to stop him so Teal'c locked him in the cargo hold of the Tel'tak. Seeing he couldn't stop Teal'c, he advised him that he must bring the ship to a complete stop or risk missing part of the transmission which would be fatal and warned that that was dangerous due to Sokar's ship. Teal'c succeeded and Aldwin alerted him to that fact and later apologized for doubting him. Aldwin's plan to destroy Sokar's ship worked and Sokar was killed in the blast. (SG1: "Jolinar's Memories", "The Devil You Know")

2001

Aldwin was later sent to Stargate Command to verify that Shifu was indeed the supposed Harcesis by using the zatarc-detecting device. He was told to stop by Dr. Daniel Jackson because the information in his memory was too dangerous. Shifu then ascended. (SG1: "Absolute Power")

2002

The next year, during the Tok'ra's plan to eliminate the System Lords during their high-level meeting, Aldwin guided SG-17 through the Tok'ra base on Revanna. Aldwin was killed when Zipacna attacked the planet, destroying the Tok'ra base. A close range blast from an Al'kesh flung Aldwin into the air and upon landing headfirst, he broke his neck and died. (SG1: "Summit")

Equipment

This section requires expansion

Weapons

• Zat'nik'tel: To be added
• Tok'ra moon destabilizer: To be added

Behind the scenes

• Aldwin, like all Tok'ra, was biologically Goa'uld and are technically the same species. However, the Tok'ra do not take kindly to being called Goa'uld and do not believe in taking hosts against their will and instead form a symbiotic relationship with them. (SG1: "The Tok'ra, Part 1", "The Tok'ra, Part 2")
• He is credited in both "Jolinar's Memories" and "Last Stand" but he does not appear in either episode.

References

Links and navigation

• Aldwin in Kathleen Ritter's Lexicon.
• GateWorld's article on Aldwin in The Stargate Omnipedia
• Aldwin article on Stargate SG-1 Solutions' The StargateWiki

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