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115 Young Sam Adama
Young Sam
Biographical Information
Name Samuel Adama
Origin Tauron
Residence Tauron farming community
Religion Polytheism
Status Living
Relationship Information
Family William Adama Sr. (father)
Isabelle Adama (mother)
Young Joseph (brother)
Character Information
Portrayer Alexander Kambolis
Other Portrayer Sasha Roiz (adult Sam Adama)
Episode "The Dirteaters"
Image Gallery

Young Sam (Samuel) is the son of Isabelle and William Adama Sr. Joseph is his older brother. His parents are Tauron farmers.

Tauron Ways[]

In 12YR Joseph receives his mark of manhood at age thirteen. The mark is a symbol of faithfulness to the soil. He learned the ancient prayers and passages of the Sacred Scrolls to prepare for this day. Sam is jealous and wants his mark too, but he is not yet of age.

After Joseph leaves the room, his father tells him, "Samuel, allow your brother his day. He needs this. You two are different. Your brother, he feels things on the inside, but you? A blind man could see how you feel. The very first day I held you in my arms, I knew you were a man. . . Allow your brother his day. Your day will come."

Isabelle arrives and William sends Sam out of the room. Isabelle says that Heraclides forces are punishing the resistance for actions that they took against the government. William cautions that they must be careful. They both decide it is time to tell their sons about what it means to be Adama and Tauron. They do not know that their sons have been listening to their conversation.

115 Adama Family Tauron

Isabelle and William tell Sam and Joseph about their Adama heritage and the Ha'la'tha

William and Isabelle tell them about what it means to return to the soil. The Adamas take a poison called kapi. They say it is important to die in a manner of your own choosing. They explain that they are members of the Ha'la'tha, the resistance organization which rebels against the corrupt government and their murder squads, the Heracs. Isabelle tells her sons that they have always been her little Adama men, but now it is time to be men of Tauron. ("The Dirteaters")

Investigation and Tragedy[]

That night, two rebels kill a Herac soldier outside of the Adama home. This awakens Joseph and Sam so they go to look out the window. When the rebels leave, Sam crawls out the window and down the fire escape. He goes to the soldier, rifles through his pockets and steals his gun. Sam hides the gun under the mattress of his bed. Joseph reprimands him for this and Sam says his brother worries too much. Joseph tells him to grow up.

115 Young Joseph Sam Hiding

Joseph and Sam watch the Heracs torture their father.

The next morning, a Heraclides officer and two soldiers are dispatched to investigate the death of the Herac soldier, which leads them to the home of the Adama family. One of the soldiers discovers the gun that Sam stole from the dead soldier. This discovery prompts Lieutenant Kolibri to suspect William and Isabelle. Kolibri has her men torture and kill Isabelle. Then they torture William.

From the boys' hiding place, Joseph shoots the Heracs, killing all but Kolibri, who is severely wounded. She lies on the floor, unable to move. She does not (or cannot) speak.

115 Young Sam Joseph Hug

Sam and Joseph, orphaned and homeless on Tauron

William has been beaten and his knee caps are broken. He cannot run to escape, so he asks his son to return him to the soil. Joseph kills his father with a bullet through the head.

He and Joseph are orphaned. In their secret hiding place, they pledge their loyalty to each other above all else. They immigrate to Caprica and move into a refugee orphanage in Caprica City. ("The Dirteaters")

Meeting the Guatrau[]

As Sam and Joseph are about to be promoted in the Ha'la'tha (42YR), the Guatrau tells the story of how they met. He found them in the orphanage or rather they found him. Sam tried to pick the Guatrau's pocket. Right then, the Guatrau knew that Sam had the stones to be one of them. He thinks of Sam and Joseph as sons. ("The Dirteaters")

Additional Images[]

See Also[]

Tauron Civil War

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