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Dr. Lawrence Strickland was a Ganymede-based pediatrician. He has advanced degrees in genetics, biology, nanoinformatics.
Strickland was the doctor of Mei Meng who suffers from Myers-Skelton Premature Immunosenescence.
He was later murdered with execution style by Amos Burton.
Biography[]
Background[]
He was employed by Protogen before coming to work as a pediatrician on Ganymede.
Throughout the serie[]
In the hours leading into the catastrophic events of "Pyre", Strickland escorts Mei, without informing her father Prax, beyond the grounds of the clinic in which their appointment together is held. The doctor's connection with Protogen and the looming concern over the protomolecule weighs on the consciousness of those tracing the peculiar abduction.
In "Cascade", it is revealed that Strickland was last known to still remain on Ganymede and that he's taken Mei to some underground location while other children who share her immune disorder are similarly missing and might share her fate. These other lost children with Myers-Skelton Premature Immunosenescence include Katoa Merton and Sandro Ventisiete.
In "Here There Be Dragons", it is learnt that the geneticist transported the young child to the location of a secret lab to join captive children with the same disorder.
In "IFF", ...
In "Assured Destruction", ...
In "Reload", ...
In "Triple Point", ...
In "Immolation", when Martian tech-clad foursome in invasion party from the Rocinante are detected infiltrating Prospero Station, Strickland persuaded Jules-Pierre Mao to use the hostage children as human shields and his own staff as cannon fodder. He personally shoots Mei's attending medical tech in the back and claims to have been protecting the children. When Prax asks about Mei and her ordeal, he interrupts repeatedly claiming to have especially cared for her. Prax, not trusting Strickland, intends to execute him but can't. Amos deals with Strickland instead.Personality[]
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| Season Two | |
|---|---|
| 1 "Safe" | Absent |
| 2 "Doors & Corners" | Absent |
| 3 "Static" | Absent |
| 4 "Godspeed" | Absent |
| 5 "Home" | Absent |
| 6 "Paradigm Shift" | Absent |
| 7 "The Seventh Man" | Absent |
| 8 "Pyre" | Appears |
| 9 "The Weeping Somnambulist" | Appears |
| 10 "Cascade" | Appears |
| 11 "Here There Be Dragons" | Appears |
| 12 "The Monster and the Rocket" | Absent |
| 13 "Caliban's War" | Appears |
| Season Three | |
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| 1 "Fight or Flight" | Absent |
| 2 "IFF" | Appears |
| 3 "Assured Destruction" | Appears |
| 4 "Reload" | Appears |
| 5 "Triple Point" | Appears |
| 6 "Immolation" | Appears |
| 7 "Delta-V" | Absent |
| 8 "It Reaches Out" | Absent |
| 9 "Intransigence" | Absent |
| 10 "Dandelion Sky" | Absent |
| 11 "Fallen World" | Absent |
| 12 "Congregation" | Absent |
| 13 "Abaddon's Gate" | Absent |
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