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{{Quote|Looks like some sort of secreted resin...|Cpl. '''Dietrich''' (from {{A2}})}} |
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+ | |image = Cynthia Dietrich Aliens.jpg |
|name = Cynthia Dietrich |
|name = Cynthia Dietrich |
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| + | |dob = [[2154]]<ref name="AWYR96">{{cite book|author=[[S. D. Perry]]|title=[[Alien: The Weyland-Yutani Report]]|page=96|year=[[2014]]|publisher=[[Insight Editions]]}}</ref> |
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| + | |nation = {{Flagicon|United Americas|American}} |
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|rank = Corporal |
|rank = Corporal |
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| − | |serial = A41/TQ8.0.81120E2 |
+ | |serial = A41/TQ8.0.81120E2<ref name="AWYR96"/> |
|species = [[Human]] |
|species = [[Human]] |
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|gender = Female |
|gender = Female |
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| + | |height = 5'7" (1.70 m) |
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| − | |hair = Brown |
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+ | |hair = Light brown |
| + | |eyes = Hazel |
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| − | |affiliation = [[United States Colonial Marine Corps |
+ | |affiliation = [[File:USCM Badge-ACTM.png|20px|link=]] [[United States Colonial Marine Corps]] |
| − | |status = K.I.A.<ref name="A2">{{cite video|people=[[James Cameron]] (writer and director)|title= |
+ | |status = K.I.A.<ref name="A2">{{cite video|people=[[James Cameron]] (writer and director)|title=[[Aliens (film)|Aliens]]|year=[[1986]]|publisher=[[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]]|medium=DVD}}</ref> as of July 27, [[2179]]<ref name="FieldReport">{{cite comic|writer=[[Chris Roberson]]|illustrator=[[Paul Lee]]|title=[[Aliens: Field Report]]|year=[[2014]]|publisher=[[Dark Horse Comics]]}}</ref> |
| − | |actor = [[Cynthia Dale Scott]] (main)<br>[[Denise Ryan]] (stunts)<ref>http://www.harryharris.com/armdiet.htm</ref> |
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| + | |actor = [[Cynthia Dale Scott]]}} |
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| − | Corporal '''Cynthia Dietrich''' was a Hospital Corpsman with the [[United States Colonial Marine Corps]], part of 2nd Battalion Bravo Team.<ref name="A:I">{{cite |
+ | Corporal '''Cynthia Dietrich'''<ref name="AWYR96"/> was a Hospital Corpsman with the [[United States Colonial Marine Corps]], part of 2nd Battalion Bravo Team.<ref name="A:I">{{cite game|title=[[Aliens: Infestation]]|platform=Nintendo DS|developer=[[Gearbox Software]], [[WayForward Technologies]]|publisher=[[SEGA]]|year=[[2011]]}}</ref> She was a member of the combat unit deployed to [[Acheron (LV-426)|LV-426]] aboard the {{USS|Sulaco}} in [[2179]], to investigate the sudden loss of contact with the colony of [[Hadley's Hope]]. She was subsequently involved in combating the {{Xeno}} infestation at the colony. |
| − | Dietrich was part of Second Squad's rifle team, along with Private [[Ricco Frost|Frost]].<ref name="A2"/> She was taken by the Aliens during the early stages of the operation |
+ | Dietrich was part of Second Squad's rifle team, along with Private [[Ricco Frost|Frost]].<ref name="A2"/> She was taken by the Aliens during the early stages of the operation and was most likely subsequently impregnated with a [[Chestburster]]. |
==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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===Mission to LV-426=== |
===Mission to LV-426=== |
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{{Quote|They ain't payin' us enough for this, man.''"<br>"''Not enough to have to wake up to your face, Drake.|'''[[Mark Drake|Drake]]''' and '''Dietrich''' (from {{A2}})}} |
{{Quote|They ain't payin' us enough for this, man.''"<br>"''Not enough to have to wake up to your face, Drake.|'''[[Mark Drake|Drake]]''' and '''Dietrich''' (from {{A2}})}} |
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| ⚫ | Upon waking from [[Stasis|hypersleep]] aboard the ''Sulaco'', Dietrich found herself immediately aggravated by Private [[Mark Drake|Drake]]'s complaining. She later took the chance to practice her hand-to-hand combat techniques with Private [[Ricco Frost|Frost]] in the ''Sulaco<nowiki>'</nowiki>''s hangar bay before Lieutenant [[Scott Gorman|Gorman]] briefed the team on the mission.<ref name="A2"/> |
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| ⚫ | After landing on LV-426, Dietrich and the other Marines began to sweep the complex for survivors, during which time they discovered [[Rebecca "Newt" Jorden|Newt]], the last surviving colonist. She was taken to the operations center where Dietrich promptly checked her for injuries and evaluated her physical condition. She found nothing wrong with her beyond some minor malnutrition, although noted that she could not be so certain about the young girl's mental state. The remaining colonists were subsequently determined to be inside the colony's [[Atmosphere Processing Plant]], and Dietrich and the other Marines set off to investigate. |
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| ⚫ | Upon waking from [[Stasis|hypersleep]] aboard the ''Sulaco'', Dietrich found herself immediately aggravated by Private [[Mark Drake|Drake]]'s complaining. She later took the chance to practice her hand-to-hand combat techniques with Private [[Ricco Frost|Frost]] in the ''Sulaco'''s hangar bay before Lieutenant [[ |
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| ⚫ | After landing on LV-426, Dietrich and the other Marines began to sweep the complex for survivors, during which time they discovered [[Rebecca "Newt" Jorden|Newt]], the last surviving colonist. She was taken to the operations center where Dietrich promptly checked her for injuries and evaluated her physical condition. She found nothing wrong with her beyond some minor malnutrition, although noted that she could not be so certain about the young girl's mental state. The remaining colonists were subsequently determined to be inside the colony's [[Atmosphere |
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===Capture and death=== |
===Capture and death=== |
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+ | {{Quote|Maybe they don't show up on infrared at all...|'''Dietrich''', moments before being ambushed by a [[Drone]] (from {{A2}})}} |
| ⚫ | Upon entering the Atmosphere Processor, the Marines discovered the Xenomorph [[First Acheron Hive|Hive]] and had to give up their [[M41A Pulse Rifle|Pulse Rifle]] ammunition to prevent gunfire from damaging the Processor's reactor, although Dietrich herself, armed with a [[M240 Incinerator Unit|flamethrower]], was exempt from the confiscation. Further into the Hive, the unit discovered the cocooned bodies of the colonists, their chests ripped open from the [[Chestburster]]s they had been host to. Dietrich noticed [[Mary]], who did not show any signs of the horrific wounds present on the other victims, and the Corporal quickly discovered that she was still alive. |
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| ⚫ | Upon entering the Atmosphere Processor, the Marines discovered the Xenomorph [[Hive]] and had to give up their [[M41A Pulse Rifle|Pulse Rifle]] ammunition to prevent gunfire from damaging the Processor's reactor, although Dietrich herself, armed with a [[M240 Incinerator Unit|flamethrower]], was exempt from the confiscation. Further into the Hive, the unit discovered the cocooned bodies of the colonists, their chests ripped open from the [[Chestburster]]s they had been host to. Dietrich noticed [[Mary]], who did not show any signs of the horrific wounds present on the other victims, and the Corporal quickly discovered that she was still alive. |
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| ⚫ | Dietrich immediately began medical treatment, ignoring Mary's desperate pleas for death, naively trying to reassure her that she was going to be OK. At that moment the Chestburster inside Mary hatched, brutally killing her and forcing Dietrich and Sergeant [[Al Apone|Apone]] to incinerate the body. The dying creature's screeches woke the Hive, and the squad's [[M314 Motion Tracker|motion trackers]] began detecting movement all around them. The Marines immediately switched to infra-red scanning but still could not see the threat. Ironically, Dietrich questioned out loud whether their targets would show up on infra-red at all, just moments before she was set upon by a [[Drone]] hiding on the wall right beside her — she had never even seen the creature. As she was hauled away, Dietrich accidentally discharged her flamethrower in a blind panic, engulfing Frost in the stream of fire, and with him, the confiscated Pulse Rifle ammunition he had been carrying; the subsequent explosion killed Private [[Tim Crowe|Crowe]] and injured Private [[Trevor Wierzbowski|Wierzbowski]], who was then attacked by a Drone and either captured or killed. |
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| ⚫ | The survivors of the disastrous ambush later discovered from Dietrich's PDT data stream that she had not been killed but was presumably being cocooned and used as a host for another Chestburster. She later died either from the creature inside her hatching or from the explosion of the Atmosphere Processing Plant's reactor. |
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| ⚫ | Dietrich immediately began medical treatment, ignoring Mary's desperate pleas for death, naively trying to reassure her that she was going to be OK. At that moment the Chestburster inside Mary hatched, brutally killing her and forcing Dietrich and Sergeant [[Al Apone|Apone]] to incinerate the body. The dying creature's screeches woke the Hive, and the squad's [[M314 Motion Tracker|motion trackers]] began detecting movement all around them. The Marines immediately switched to infra-red scanning but still could not see the threat. Ironically, Dietrich questioned out loud whether their targets would show up on infra-red at all, just moments before she was set upon by a [[ |
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| ⚫ | The survivors of the disastrous ambush later discovered from Dietrich's PDT data stream that she had not been killed |
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==Personality and Traits== |
==Personality and Traits== |
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| − | {{Quote|What? Was that a joke?''"<br>"''Oh, I wish it were...|'''[[Mark Drake|Drake]]''' and '''Dietrich''' (from {{A2}})}} |
+ | {{Quote|What? Was that a joke?''"<br>"''Oh, I wish it were...|'''[[Mark Drake|Drake]]''' and '''Dietrich''' (from {{A2}})}}Dietrich had something of an acerbic personality and would not refrain from making her feelings obvious if she was annoyed with how others were acting. Despite this, she was nothing but professional when it came to business and while on a mission Dietrich would focus solely on the job at hand. Being a Corpsman, she harbored a desire to help those in need of medical attention and would leap into action without hesitation whenever such services were required. |
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| − | Dietrich had something of an acerbic personality and would not refrain from making her feelings obvious if she was annoyed with how others were acting. Despite this, she was nothing but professional when it came to business and while on a mission Dietrich would focus solely on the job at hand. Being a Corpsman, she harbored a desire to help those in need of medical attention, and would leap into action without hesitation whenever such services were required. |
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==Equipment== |
==Equipment== |
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| − | Dietrich was outfitted with standard |
+ | Dietrich was outfitted with standard-issue [[M3 Pattern Personal Armor]], which she had customized with a red no symbol on the breastplate,<ref name="ALegacy-CPersonalization">{{cite web|title=The Aliens Legacy • View topic - The Ultimate Character 'Personalization' resource/thread|url=http://forum.alienslegacy.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=12357|accessdate=July 19, [[2014]]}}</ref> and an [[M10 Pattern Ballistic Helmet]] for protection, with a [[TNR Shoulder Lamp]] attachment for illumination. In the helmet band on the front of her helmet, she wore a nurse's caduceus<ref name="ALegacy-CPersonalization"/> and on the back, she had written the words "''BLUE ANGEL''".<ref name="ALegacy-CPersonalization2">{{cite web|title=The Aliens Legacy • View topic - The Ultimate Character 'Personalization' resource/thread|url=http://forum.alienslegacy.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=12357&start=25|accessdate=July 19, [[2014]]}}</ref><ref name="AvPGalaxy">{{cite web|title=AvPGalaxy - Alien Encounters Convention Cast Panel Video|url=http://www.avpgalaxy.net/2013/05/19/alien-encounters-convention-cast-panel-video/|accessdate=2013-05-23}}</ref> Additionally, Dietrich had customized the rear of her BDU pants by adding "''KISS MY...''" along with a drawing of lips in red.<ref name="ALegacy-CPersonalization"/> |
| + | During the mission to Hadley's Hope, Dietrich was armed with an [[M240 Incinerator Unit]] and carried a [[Heckler & Koch VP70]] in a fabric holster on her right hip,<ref name="AExperience-MSiderarms">{{cite web|title=Marine Sidearms|url=http://www.alienexperience.com/forum/index.php/topic,6688.0.html|accessdate=August 28, [[2014]]}}</ref> which was tied to her belt with rope, similar to how Private [[Tim Crowe|Crowe]] wore his holster.<ref name="ALegacy-Sidearm">{{cite web|title=The Aliens Legacy • View topic - Ultimate Sidearm options list (general reference)|url=http://forum.alienslegacy.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=12723|accessdate=August 28, [[2014]]}}</ref> |
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| − | As the section's Hospital Corpsman, Dietrich also carried a field first aid kit and basic medical supplies. |
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| + | As the section's Hospital Corpsman, Dietrich also carried a field first aid kit and basic medical supplies. It was also her job to prep the unit's cryotubes before they entered hypersleep.<ref name="Aliensbook264">{{cite book|author=[[Alan Dean Foster]]|title=[[Aliens (novel)|Aliens]]|page=264|year=[[2014]]|publisher=[[Titan Books]]}}</ref> |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*Dietrich actress [[Cynthia Dale Scott]] originally read for the part of Private [[Jenette Vasquez|Vasquez]] before being cast as Corporal [[Colette Ferro|Ferro]].<ref name="AvPGalaxy"/> Ultimately, she was recast as Dietrich. |
*Dietrich actress [[Cynthia Dale Scott]] originally read for the part of Private [[Jenette Vasquez|Vasquez]] before being cast as Corporal [[Colette Ferro|Ferro]].<ref name="AvPGalaxy"/> Ultimately, she was recast as Dietrich. |
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| − | *While Dietrich is the first Marine to go down in {{A2}}, ironically in [[James Cameron]]'s [[Alien II (original treatment)|original treatment]] for the film she survived for most of the story, living through not only the ambush in the [[Hive]] |
+ | *While Dietrich is the first Marine to go down in {{A2}}, ironically in [[James Cameron]]'s [[Alien II (original treatment)|original treatment]] for the film she survived for most of the story, living through not only the ambush in the [[Hive]] but the later attack on the colony Operations Center as well. In the treatment, she actually dies during the escape from the colony, when the survivors attempt to flee in the [[M577 Armored Personnel Carrier|APC]] (which is not destroyed in the [[UD-4 "Cheyenne" Dropship|dropship]] crash in this initial draft); as they approach the vehicle, a Xenomorph hiding inside grabs her and pulls her in, before stray gunfire causes the APC to explode.<ref name="A2 treatment">[[Alien II (original treatment)|''Alien II'' treatment]] (September 21, 1983) by [[David Giler]], [[Walter Hill]] and [[James Cameron]]</ref> |
| − | *When the Xenomorph abducts Dietrich in the Hive, it appears to miraculously float upwards as it carries her away. However, if you watch closely, you can see that the |
+ | *When the Xenomorph abducts Dietrich in the Hive, it appears to miraculously float upwards as it carries her away. However, if you watch closely, you can see that the Drone in fact propels itself backwards up the Hive wall with its legs as it pulls her up, although the shot showing this is very brief. |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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| − | *{{A2}}/{{A2N}} |
+ | *{{A2}}/{{A2N}} |
| + | *{{ACMTM}} {{Mention}} |
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| + | *''[[Aliens: Field Report]]'' |
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| + | *''[[Blowback]]'' |
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| + | *''[[Exterminators]]'' |
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| + | *''[[Deep Black]]'' {{Indirectmention}} |
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| + | *''[[Alien: Into Charybdis]]'' {{Indirectmention}} |
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| + | ===Non-canon=== |
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| + | *''[[Aliens Adventure Game]]'' {{Indirectmention}} |
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*''[[Aliens: Newt's Tale]]'' |
*''[[Aliens: Newt's Tale]]'' |
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| − | *''[[Aliens: Nightmare Asylum]]'' |
+ | *''[[Aliens: Nightmare Asylum (novel)|Aliens: Nightmare Asylum]]'' {{Indirectmention}} |
| + | *{{ACM}} {{Mention}} |
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| − | *''[[Aliens: Colonial Marines Technical Manual]]'' (mentioned only) |
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| + | *''[[Alien 3: The Unproduced Screenplay (novel)]]'' {{Mention}} |
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| − | *{{ACM}} (mentioned only) |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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| + | Dietrich.png |
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| + | Cynthia Dietrich 001.jpg|Dietrich removing her helmet. |
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| + | Corporal dietrich bw.png|Dietrich carrying an M240. |
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| + | dietrich incinerator.jpg|Ditto. |
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| + | dietrich and newt.jpg|A helmetless Dietrich talking to Newt. |
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| + | Dietrich3.jpg|The Corporal with some of the other Marines. |
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Dietrich's_capture.jpg|Dietrich about to be captured. |
Dietrich's_capture.jpg|Dietrich about to be captured. |
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| + | Signed dietrich.jpg|A photo of Dietrich signed by Cynthia Scott.<ref>https://www.powerhousecomiccon.com/product-page/cynthia-scott-autograph</ref> |
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| + | dietrich cynthia.jpg|[[Minimates]] figure of Cpl. Dietrich. |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:Colonial Marines|Ferro, Colette]] |
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[[Category:Hadley's Hope detachment]] |
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[[Category:Humans]] |
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Latest revision as of 19:31, 13 February 2024
- "Looks like some sort of secreted resin..."
- ―Cpl. Dietrich (from Aliens)
Corporal Cynthia Dietrich[1] was a Hospital Corpsman with the United States Colonial Marine Corps, part of 2nd Battalion Bravo Team.[4] She was a member of the combat unit deployed to LV-426 aboard the USS Sulaco in 2179, to investigate the sudden loss of contact with the colony of Hadley's Hope. She was subsequently involved in combating the Xenomorph infestation at the colony.
Dietrich was part of Second Squad's rifle team, along with Private Frost.[2] She was taken by the Aliens during the early stages of the operation and was most likely subsequently impregnated with a Chestburster.
Biography
Mission to LV-426
Upon waking from hypersleep aboard the Sulaco, Dietrich found herself immediately aggravated by Private Drake's complaining. She later took the chance to practice her hand-to-hand combat techniques with Private Frost in the Sulaco's hangar bay before Lieutenant Gorman briefed the team on the mission.[2]
After landing on LV-426, Dietrich and the other Marines began to sweep the complex for survivors, during which time they discovered Newt, the last surviving colonist. She was taken to the operations center where Dietrich promptly checked her for injuries and evaluated her physical condition. She found nothing wrong with her beyond some minor malnutrition, although noted that she could not be so certain about the young girl's mental state. The remaining colonists were subsequently determined to be inside the colony's Atmosphere Processing Plant, and Dietrich and the other Marines set off to investigate.
Capture and death
Upon entering the Atmosphere Processor, the Marines discovered the Xenomorph Hive and had to give up their Pulse Rifle ammunition to prevent gunfire from damaging the Processor's reactor, although Dietrich herself, armed with a flamethrower, was exempt from the confiscation. Further into the Hive, the unit discovered the cocooned bodies of the colonists, their chests ripped open from the Chestbursters they had been host to. Dietrich noticed Mary, who did not show any signs of the horrific wounds present on the other victims, and the Corporal quickly discovered that she was still alive.
Dietrich being taken by a Drone.
Dietrich immediately began medical treatment, ignoring Mary's desperate pleas for death, naively trying to reassure her that she was going to be OK. At that moment the Chestburster inside Mary hatched, brutally killing her and forcing Dietrich and Sergeant Apone to incinerate the body. The dying creature's screeches woke the Hive, and the squad's motion trackers began detecting movement all around them. The Marines immediately switched to infra-red scanning but still could not see the threat. Ironically, Dietrich questioned out loud whether their targets would show up on infra-red at all, just moments before she was set upon by a Drone hiding on the wall right beside her — she had never even seen the creature. As she was hauled away, Dietrich accidentally discharged her flamethrower in a blind panic, engulfing Frost in the stream of fire, and with him, the confiscated Pulse Rifle ammunition he had been carrying; the subsequent explosion killed Private Crowe and injured Private Wierzbowski, who was then attacked by a Drone and either captured or killed.
The survivors of the disastrous ambush later discovered from Dietrich's PDT data stream that she had not been killed but was presumably being cocooned and used as a host for another Chestburster. She later died either from the creature inside her hatching or from the explosion of the Atmosphere Processing Plant's reactor.
Personality and Traits
Dietrich had something of an acerbic personality and would not refrain from making her feelings obvious if she was annoyed with how others were acting. Despite this, she was nothing but professional when it came to business and while on a mission Dietrich would focus solely on the job at hand. Being a Corpsman, she harbored a desire to help those in need of medical attention and would leap into action without hesitation whenever such services were required.
Equipment
Dietrich was outfitted with standard-issue M3 Pattern Personal Armor, which she had customized with a red no symbol on the breastplate,[5] and an M10 Pattern Ballistic Helmet for protection, with a TNR Shoulder Lamp attachment for illumination. In the helmet band on the front of her helmet, she wore a nurse's caduceus[5] and on the back, she had written the words "BLUE ANGEL".[6][7] Additionally, Dietrich had customized the rear of her BDU pants by adding "KISS MY..." along with a drawing of lips in red.[5]
During the mission to Hadley's Hope, Dietrich was armed with an M240 Incinerator Unit and carried a Heckler & Koch VP70 in a fabric holster on her right hip,[8] which was tied to her belt with rope, similar to how Private Crowe wore his holster.[9]
As the section's Hospital Corpsman, Dietrich also carried a field first aid kit and basic medical supplies. It was also her job to prep the unit's cryotubes before they entered hypersleep.[10]
Trivia
- Dietrich actress Cynthia Dale Scott originally read for the part of Private Vasquez before being cast as Corporal Ferro.[7] Ultimately, she was recast as Dietrich.
- While Dietrich is the first Marine to go down in Aliens, ironically in James Cameron's original treatment for the film she survived for most of the story, living through not only the ambush in the Hive but the later attack on the colony Operations Center as well. In the treatment, she actually dies during the escape from the colony, when the survivors attempt to flee in the APC (which is not destroyed in the dropship crash in this initial draft); as they approach the vehicle, a Xenomorph hiding inside grabs her and pulls her in, before stray gunfire causes the APC to explode.[11]
- When the Xenomorph abducts Dietrich in the Hive, it appears to miraculously float upwards as it carries her away. However, if you watch closely, you can see that the Drone in fact propels itself backwards up the Hive wall with its legs as it pulls her up, although the shot showing this is very brief.
Appearances
- Aliens/novel
- Aliens: Colonial Marines Technical Manual (mentioned only)
- Aliens: Field Report
- Blowback
- Exterminators
- Deep Black (indirect mention)
- Alien: Into Charybdis (indirect mention)
Non-canon
- Aliens Adventure Game (indirect mention)
- Aliens: Newt's Tale
- Aliens: Nightmare Asylum (indirect mention)
- Aliens: Colonial Marines (mentioned only)
- Alien 3: The Unproduced Screenplay (novel) (mentioned only)
Gallery
Dietrich removing her helmet.
Dietrich carrying an M240.
Ditto.
A helmetless Dietrich talking to Newt.
The Corporal with some of the other Marines.
Dietrich about to be captured.
![A photo of Dietrich signed by Cynthia Scott.[12]](/wiki/File:Signed_dietrich.jpg "Signed dietrich.jpg (154 KB)")
A photo of Dietrich signed by Cynthia Scott.[12]
Minimates figure of Cpl. Dietrich.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 S. D. Perry. Alien: The Weyland-Yutani Report, p. 96 (2014), Insight Editions.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 James Cameron (writer and director). Aliens (1986), 20th Century Fox [DVD].
- ↑ Chris Roberson (writer), Paul Lee (illustrator). Aliens: Field Report (2014), Dark Horse Comics.
- ↑ Aliens: Infestation, Nintendo DS version, Gearbox Software, WayForward Technologies, 2011.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 "The Aliens Legacy • View topic - The Ultimate Character 'Personalization' resource/thread". Retrieved on July 19, 2014.
- ↑ "The Aliens Legacy • View topic - The Ultimate Character 'Personalization' resource/thread". Retrieved on July 19, 2014.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 "AvPGalaxy - Alien Encounters Convention Cast Panel Video". Retrieved on 2013-05-23.
- ↑ "Marine Sidearms". Retrieved on August 28, 2014.
- ↑ "The Aliens Legacy • View topic - Ultimate Sidearm options list (general reference)". Retrieved on August 28, 2014.
- ↑ Alan Dean Foster. Aliens, p. 264 (2014), Titan Books.
- ↑ Alien II treatment (September 21, 1983) by David Giler, Walter Hill and James Cameron
- ↑ https://www.powerhousecomiccon.com/product-page/cynthia-scott-autograph