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TV character. For the books incarnation, see Lydia Allen (Books).
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Lydia Allen was the adoptive mother of Timothy and the wife of Charles Allen before her death.
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Biography[edit | edit source]
Background[edit | edit source]
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Throughout the series[edit | edit source]
Appearances[edit | edit source]
| Season Two | |
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| 1 "Safe" | |
| 2 "Doors & Corners" | |
| 3 "Static" | |
| 4 "Godspeed" | |
| 5 "Home" | |
| 6 "Paradigm Shift" | |
| 7 "The Seventh Man" | Mentioned (to Cortazar by Amos, unnamed explicitly) |
| 8 "Pyre" | Mentioned (in search prepared by Amos) |
| 9 "The Weeping Somnambulist" | Absent |
| 10 "Cascade" | Absent |
| 11 "Here There Be Dragons" | Absent |
| 12 "The Monster and the Rocket" | Absent |
| 13 "Caliban's War" | Absent |
| Season Five | |
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| 1 "Exodus" | |
| 2 "Churn" | Flashback (by Amos) |
| 3 "Mother" | |
| 4 "Gaugamela" | |
| 5 "Down and Out" | |
| 6 "Tribes" | Mentioned (to Clarissa by Amos)[1] |
| 7 "Oyedeng" | |
| 8 "Hard Vacuum" | |
| 9 "Winnipesaukee" | |
| 10 "Nemesis Games" | |
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Notes[edit | edit source]
- The character was described in the novella The Churn and the novel Nemesis Games.
- From these books, it is revealed that the character widely known as "Amos Burton" actually grew up with the name "Timmy".[2]
- The government never had an official record for a person using the name "Amos Burton" until it was officially transferred to Timmy on his way out of Baltimore by his friend Erich.[3]
- While this character had not yet appeared in the TV show until in flashback during season 5, she has been referenced a couple of times by Amos in season 2.
- Amos prepared search that he did not execute before Alex came on deck with him aboard the Rocinante in "Pyre".
- Starting when he was distributing aid packages to the small refugee family during the events observed in "The Seventh Man", an incident where Amos scared a Ganymede refugee child and mother triggered a series of memories about Lydia. Amos mentioned her to Paolo Cortázar as someone who took care of him.
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