Human Protocol
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Canon reference: Human Protocol
Overview
The system or story movement that carries cosmic creation, Mars civilization, memory, and promise into Earth and human history. Margaret's Paris and wedding sequence is a major romantic memory motif. Margaret is surprised at her wedding by a singer-performer with his own song, Margaret's Rain. The song becomes the anthem of their life together and echoes across the nine-movie arc as a reminder of who they were, how they loved, and how they keep remembering each other across longer stretches of time.
Spoiler context: no-spoilers.
Frequently asked questions
What is Human Protocol?
The system or story movement that carries cosmic creation, Mars civilization, memory, and promise into Earth and human history. Margaret's Paris and wedding sequence is a major romantic memory motif. Margaret is surprised at her wedding by a singer-performer with his own song, Margaret's Rain. The song becomes the anthem of their life together and echoes across the nine-movie arc as a reminder of who they were, how they loved, and how they keep remembering each other across longer stretches of time.
Which books are associated with Human Protocol in the public canon data?
Human Equality. These are source associations; consult the linked entries for continuity and spoiler context.
Which characters are associated with Human Protocol in the public canon data?
Alex, Children of Mars, Elio, Emily, Kyle, Leistac, Margaret, Millie, Nima / Nema, Sarah. These are source associations; consult the linked entries for continuity and spoiler context.
Which timeline entries are associated with Human Protocol in the public canon data?
Human Protocol Opens the Earth Bridge. These are source associations; consult the linked entries for continuity and spoiler context.
Which concepts are associated with Human Protocol in the public canon data?
DNA, Evolution, Reincarnation. These are source associations; consult the linked entries for continuity and spoiler context.
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