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'''Harry Scott''' ([[1925]] - Age 77), full name '''Harrison Scott''', was fascinated with science and science fiction from infancy. His dream as a teenager was to become a famous science-fiction writer. He also grew up with strong ideals, battling the Nazis in World War II, taking a stand against nuclear weapons (which alienated him from his [[Scott, John|father]]) and defending his father from accusations of being a communist. He married a fellow science-fiction fan, [[Scott, Grace|Grace]], and they later had children and grandchildren.

By [[1967]], Harry rejoined the military to fight in Vietnam, eventually attaining the rank of lieutenant. He also participated in the letter-writing campaign to save ''[[Star Tec]]''. By [[1977]], Harry and Grace had started a science-fiction memorabilia store, [[Hyperspace Heaven]], which struggled until the release of ''[[Star Woes]]''- after which, the many new science-fiction fans made the store profitable.

In [[2000]], Grace died, and Harry focused on leaving an inheritance for his grandchildren. To that end, he joined the [[Billberg Science Fiction Club]] in [[2002]], hoping to buy their signed copy of Issac Asimov's ''I, Robot'' to complete his signed Asimov collection. However, [[Oberf, Rikk|Rikk]] insisted that he remain in the club for the rest of the year in exchange for the book. Harry was pulled into the Billberg Club's battles against the [[General (Fans)|General]], defending freedom across multiple times, until he was captured by the General during her attack on the [[1939]] World Science Fiction Convention. He was rescued by Rikk, but he sunk into depression. It took [[Erixon, Will|Will]] to shake him out of the funk.

In the final battle against the General during the age of the Hittites, Harry sacrificed himself, setting his weapon on overload in a failed attempt to destroy her.

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