More often than with other signs, how Scorpio placements play out in a certain chart depends on the chart owner’s level of consciousness. This energy is a powerful tool, and you can use it for both good and destructive purposes. Dr. Greif's clones are not to be executed, and Julius Grief is not present in this season, but otherwise Alan Blunt acts as in the book Point Blanc. More coverage of his involvement in the Point Blanc investigation is shown in the series however, with Alan taking an active role in investigating one of the suspected clones, interrogating him when it's confirmed, and even interrogating Dr. Greif himself. Sister Krysten: long white hair over shoulders, thin face, nose like a knife, glasses, dangling silver earrings (Mrs White Hair) Tamara Knight is introduced in the novel Ark Angel as Nikolei Drevin's personal assistant. At first, she is cold towards Alex and she doesn't seem to like him at all. However, it was later revealed that she was working for the CIA when she saved Alex's life from drowning when he went scuba diving. Tamara softened towards him and they joined forces to stop Drevin's plans to destroy his Ark Angel space hotel. They were captured by Magnus Payne and the Force Three "freedom fighters", in fact mercenaries working for Drevin. Tamara was injured and was imprisoned. She was later rescued by Ed Shulsky and a CIA task force. She was the one who convinced Alex to go into space and stop Payne from setting off the bomb that would destroy Ark Angel.

Michael J. Roscoe - Falls to his death down an elevator shaft after accidently stepping into a hologram of an elevator set up by The Gentleman. When Alex Rider foils his plans, for the first time in Razim's life, all of his emotions burst out of him: fury, bitterness, and despair. On the verge of death, his last moments were spent screeching and tirading about how he should have come out on top. The CIA is building up a case against Drevin, storing all of their evidence in The Pentagon in Washington. Meanwhile, Drevin's Ark Angel project went over-budget, and he decided to also destroy it to get some insurance out of it instead of maintaining the project further. It is revealed that he plans to solve both these problems by blowing Ark Angel out of orbit with a bomb as it passes above Washington. The falling space station, guided towards Washington, would serve two purposes: destroy the Pentagon, with all its evidence against Drevin, and destroy the space station itself and claim some insurance. To prevent himself from being accused of sabotaging the project, he hired some men to form Force Three, a fake group of eco-terrorists, which will be blamed for Ark Angel's destruction. When it comes to career, many people with their ascendant in Scorpio end up in fields that require deep analytical and research skills, punctuality, resilience. Because you crave something deeper than most people, you may feel lonely in the world of humans. It’s frequent for Scorpio rising folks to feel misunderstood. Your ability to hide your feelings contributes to this, too, because others see only the surface of your soul. People you come across may want to find out more about you, but there’s only so much they are allowed to learn. It’s not easy to gain your trust. You instinctively know people’s true nature, and your intuition is rarely wrong.Rothman was highly intelligent, but manipulative, ruthless and snake-hearted. Her callous nature was stemmed from her career in Scorpia. It is unknown if she was one of the founding members, but still was considered a vital part of the organisation, second only to Major Yu. The stereotypical partner of a Scorpio rising is Taurus. People with this placement are often drawn to partners who have important planets in Taurus or who have their ascendant in Taurus (this is a very strong connection). Ascendant in Scorpio Celebrities

Prior to working for Special Operations, Blunt graduated with a First Class Honours degree in mathematics from Cambridge University, where the man became friends with Michael J. Roscoe. It is mentioned that he is married, though his wife's identity has never been revealed in the series. Throughout the series, he is known for being driven around in a Rolls-Royce, and for wearing a grey suit and grey glasses which are said to bolden his eyes. He is described further as having grey lips and grey eyes, set in an expressionless face. There were originally 12 executive members, but one died of cancer, two were killed and one murdered by Julia Rothman with scorpions before the events of SCORPIA. Anthony Sean Howell, more commonly referred to as Ash (his initials), is a major character in Snakehead. The ascendant in Scorpio implies that others are fascinated by your presence. Scorpio has insane charisma. You make an impression on others and even have a certain power over them. Some may find you intimidating. People see you as sensitive, deep, intelligent, but reserved and mysterious. Ben Daniels is a minor protagonist who has appeared in Stormbreaker, Snakehead and Never Say Die. He first meets Alex at an SAS training camp in the Brecon Beacons, where Alex was sent by MI6 for training. In Snakehead, Ben secretly kills Anan Sukit, who was attempting to shoot Alex after he had beaten Sukit's fighter "Sunthorn" in an arena fight. Alex later meets Ben again, where he takes him to an MI6 outpost in Bangkok.It was hinted that Smithers had invented an explosive iPod called the "i-X-Plod", but this was never used. I need just one thing. I need to see you dead. I'm gonna shoot you. I'm gonna do it now. You killed my father!" He insists on continuing to use Alex Rider despite his age, the death of his uncle whilst on an intelligence case, and the fact that he has encountered near death more times than most intelligence agents would be expected to in their careers; after Alex is almost assassinated in Scorpia, however, he agrees with Mrs. Jones not to use him again, although the CIA and ASIS continue to use him. He can appear arrogant and self-centred, almost callously and cynically utilising Alex for his own ends, and at one point causing the police hours worth of work just to recruit Alex in the final book. Scorpio is a very sexual sign. People with their ascendant in Scorpio are often sexually irresistible. Especially with the ascendant in Scorpio, the cusp that refers to the way how others perceive you, you have a magnetic presence.

Julius is seen again at Razim's desert fortress in Siwa, doing target practice with pictures of Alex's head. A while later, he spies on Alex from inside Erik Gunter's office at the Cairo College of Arts and Education, but hides before Alex has time to recognize him. Alex then receives a message on Facebook stating that a 'Julius G' wants to add him as a friend. Sensing a bad feeling about this person, Alex ignores the request. In the most recent book, Nightshade, it is revealed that the two children Alex saw in the photograph in Mrs. Jones' apartment when he was sent to kill her in Scorpia are in fact her son and daughter, William and Sophia. She reveals that their father (and her husband, from whom she is estranged but not legally separated) was "Hans Meyer", a Russian deep cover agent disguised as a German writer; when Blunt told her of "Hans'" true allegiance, she telephoned him and told him that she knew. He fled the country, abducting William and Sophia (who were six and four, respectively) in the process. She believed that she had lost her children forever, until the assassination of MI6 agent "Pablo" in Rio showed that Sophia was involved in the man's death; although she escaped, she was photographed. Alex goes undercover at the criminal group "Nightshade" in Crete, and discovers that William and Sophia, along with twenty-one other children, are the organisation's assassins. By the novel's end, Alex manages to reunite Sophia with her mother, for deprogramming. Mrs. Jones hints that she may end up recruiting Alex to MI6 properly in the future. On pg 207 Dr Flint refers to Alex by his name in front of Freddy whilst Alex was undercover as 'Julius'.

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A Gameboy, which had various features, the functions accessed depending on what game was in the console at the time: In Snakehead, SCORPIA next puts Major Winston Yu in charge of an operation aimed at creating a tsunami off the coast of northwestern Australia. Yu once again underestimates Rider, making the same mistake that Julia Rothman committed. The plan fails when Alex Rider thwarts it. The following is a list of the protagonists recurring, appearing in, or referred to in the Alex Rider series, listed alphabetically. Zeljan Kurst, former leader of SCORPIA, is asked by Yannis Ariston Xenopolos, a Greek billionaire suffering from terminal cancer, to return the Elgin Marbles to Greece. He is promised €40 million, half in advance. MI6 found out about the visit and tried to capture him due to a snitch who was given a change of identity in exchange, but Scorpia agents in the museum (disguised as visitors) help Kurst escape. Alex is described as a boy with 'the body of an athlete'. He also has fair blonde hair and 'serious dark eyes', and weighs 110 pounds. He is also said to attract many girls.