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| birthdate          = [[2357]]<ref name=HKDCLS>''House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)'', "The Draconis Combine's Line of Succession and Partial Kurita Family Tree"</ref>
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| parents            = [[Vladimir Kurita]] (father)
 
| parents            = [[Vladimir Kurita]] (father)
| siblings            = [[Jason Kurita (24th c.)|Jason Kurita]]<ref name=HKDCLS/><br>[[Edward Kurita]]<ref name=HKDCLS/><br>[[Miyamoto Kurita (24th c.)|Miyamoto Kurita]]<ref name=HKDCLS/><br>[[Iteki Kurita]]<ref name=HKDCLS/>
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| siblings            = [[Jason Kurita (24th c.)|Jason Kurita]]<br>[[Edward Kurita]]<br>[[Miyamoto Kurita (24th c.)|Miyamoto Kurita]]<br>[[Iteki Kurita]]<ref name="HKDCLS"/>
 
| spouse              = [[Jan Sorenson]]
 
| spouse              = [[Jan Sorenson]]
 
| children            = [[Daniel Sorenson (24th c.)|Daniel Sorenson]]
 
| children            = [[Daniel Sorenson (24th c.)|Daniel Sorenson]]
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'''Oma Kurita''' was the younger sister of Jason Kurita and the great granddaughter of [[Urizen Kurita (24th c.)|Urizen Kurita]].
 
'''Oma Kurita''' was the younger sister of Jason Kurita and the great granddaughter of [[Urizen Kurita (24th c.)|Urizen Kurita]].
<ref name="HKp105">''House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)'', p. 105, "The Third Keeper"</ref>)
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<ref name="HKp105">''House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)'', p. 105, "The Third Keeper"</ref>
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
 
She was youngest child of Vladimir Kurita and was though dead in the same terrorist attack on [[Rasalhague]] by rebels from the [[Principality of Rasalhague]] in December [[2375]] that killed most of the family branch. She was 18-years old at that time though her body not found among the dead.<ref name="HK">''House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)'', "TENNO’S REIGN"</ref>
 
She was youngest child of Vladimir Kurita and was though dead in the same terrorist attack on [[Rasalhague]] by rebels from the [[Principality of Rasalhague]] in December [[2375]] that killed most of the family branch. She was 18-years old at that time though her body not found among the dead.<ref name="HK">''House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)'', "TENNO’S REIGN"</ref>
  
When word of [[Oma Kurita]]'s fate became known in [[2377]], Adam Kurita led the rescue operation. After several harrowing encounters and an exhaustive firefight, Oma and her newborn son, [[Daniel Sorenson I|Daniel]], returned to the safety of [[New Samarkand]].
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When word of Oma Kurita's fate became known in [[2377]], Adam Kurita led the rescue operation. After several harrowing encounters and an exhaustive firefight, Oma and her newborn son, [[Daniel Sorenson I|Daniel]], returned to the safety of [[New Samarkand]]. Oma apparently had fallen in love with [[Jan Sorenson]], the High Chieftain of her captors, and in a strange and fortuitous turn of [[w:Stockholm syndrome|Stockholm syndrome]], married him. Jan was killed during the rescue mission.  
Oma apparently had fallen in love with [[Jan Sorenson]], the High Chieftain of her captors, and in a strange and fortuitous turn of Stockholm Syndrome, married him. Jan was killed during the rescue mission.  
 
  
Oma never recovered from grief for her husband, sinking deep into an addiction to absinthe. At only forty years of age, she died in 2397 from chronic liver failure and related complications.<ref name=HHKp22>''Handbook: House Kurita'', p. 22 "SEEDS OF DISCONTENT"</ref>
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Oma never recovered from grief for her husband, sinking deep into an addiction to absinthe. At only forty years of age, she died in 2397 from chronic liver failure and related complications.<ref name="HHKp22">''Handbook: House Kurita'', p. 22 "SEEDS OF DISCONTENT"</ref>
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 00:45, 9 July 2019

Oma Kurita
Character Profile
Born 2357[1]
Died 2397[1]
Affiliation House Kurita
Parents Vladimir Kurita (father)
Siblings Jason Kurita
Edward Kurita
Miyamoto Kurita
Iteki Kurita[1]
Spouse Jan Sorenson
Children Daniel Sorenson


Oma Kurita was the younger sister of Jason Kurita and the great granddaughter of Urizen Kurita. [2]

History

She was youngest child of Vladimir Kurita and was though dead in the same terrorist attack on Rasalhague by rebels from the Principality of Rasalhague in December 2375 that killed most of the family branch. She was 18-years old at that time though her body not found among the dead.[3]

When word of Oma Kurita's fate became known in 2377, Adam Kurita led the rescue operation. After several harrowing encounters and an exhaustive firefight, Oma and her newborn son, Daniel, returned to the safety of New Samarkand. Oma apparently had fallen in love with Jan Sorenson, the High Chieftain of her captors, and in a strange and fortuitous turn of Stockholm syndrome, married him. Jan was killed during the rescue mission.

Oma never recovered from grief for her husband, sinking deep into an addiction to absinthe. At only forty years of age, she died in 2397 from chronic liver failure and related complications.[4]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 House Kurita (The Draconis Combine), "The Draconis Combine's Line of Succession and Partial Kurita Family Tree"
  2. House Kurita (The Draconis Combine), p. 105, "The Third Keeper"
  3. House Kurita (The Draconis Combine), "TENNO’S REIGN"
  4. Handbook: House Kurita, p. 22 "SEEDS OF DISCONTENT"

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