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A human male border officer was a member of the Milvayne Authority law enforcement agency, working at a spaceport on the planet Milvayne. Around 1 ABY, he asked the rogue archaeologist Chelli Aphra and the assassin droid Triple-Zero for identification and authorization documents. When Aphra attempted to bribe him, he objected and was subsequently tortured by Triple-Zero into opening the gate out of the spaceport, before being killed by the droid.

Biography[]

The human male worked as a border officer in the law enforcement agency known as the Milvayne Authority^[2] around 1 ABY.^[1] He checked identification and authorization documents of travelers at a spaceport on the planet Milvayne. During that time, the border officer welcomed the rogue archaeologist Chelli Aphra and the assassin droid Triple-Zero to Milvayne and asked them to provide their own identification and authorization documents. When he questioned Aphra's attempt to bribe him with credits from Milvayne, Triple-Zero tortured him in return, asking that the border officer open the gate out of the spaceport. The droid then killed him after the gate was opened.^[2]

Later on, the Galactic Empire's Coalition for Progress reviewed the live feed being broadcast from Triple-Zero's eyes to the citizens of Milvayne. The death of the border officer was among the moments reviewed by the Imperial officers on board their propaganda flagship, the Enduring Pride.^[3] Triple-Zero also witnessed the murder of the border officer once again when the droid was looking back through his memories sometime after.^[4]

Personality and traits[]

A human male, the border officer had light skin. When Aphra and Triple-Zero approached him, he showed a lack of interest in Aphra's bribe and cared only about whether she had produced the necessary identification.^[2]

Equipment[]

The border officer wore a brown tunic with black shoulder pads and beige sleeves. He also wore a white helmet with a yellow visor and had a white comlink attached to his chest.^[2]

Behind the scenes[]

The border officer first appeared in the comic Doctor Aphra (2016) 26, written by Simon Spurrier, illustrated by Emilio Laiso, and published by Marvel Comics^[2] on November 14, 2018.^[5]

Appearances[]

• Doctor Aphra (2016) 26 (First appearance)
• Doctor Aphra (2016) 29 (Appears on screen)
• Doctor Aphra (2016) 30 (In flashback(s))

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