Marlow’s wife was attacked by a Facehugger and he brought her to Sevestopol Station for treatment. When they explored LV-426, they discovered a derelict spacecraft and a nest of alien eggs. Waits tells Ripley that the alien was brought aboard by Marlow, captain of the Anesidora, who is currently under arrest. Marlow tells Ripley that the Nostromo’s flight recorder was found nearby a planetoid called LV-426. When Ripley meets up with Samuels and Taylor, the three of them are taken into custody by the Station’s Marshall, Waits, and his deputy Ricardo. She contacts Samuels and Taylor and discovers that Taylor has been injured so she must find medical supplies for her in the Station’s med bay. Ripley comes across the Nostromo flight recorder but finds out that the data is lost and cannot be recovered. He informs her that a monster is on the loose and a xenomorph soon appears and kills Axel. She meets a man called Axel who convinces Ripley to help him if she can get him off the Station.
Ripley makes her way inside the Station and discovers that the crew have resorted to looting and scavenging for supplies and generally being hostile to anybody outside their group. Amanda, Samuels and Taylor cross through space to the Station but their EVA line is severed by debris and they get separated. Ripley travels there on the Torrens spacecraft with Samuels, Nina Taylor and Verlaine to recover it.
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Sevestopol is a free port space station owned by the Seegson Corporation and is in orbit around the gas giant KG348.
She is voiced by Andrea Deck. Amanda is searching for her mother who went missing on the Nostromo 15 years ago and a Weyland-Yutani employee called Samuels tells her that the Anesidora spacecraft has found the Nostromo flight recorder and have taken it to the nearby Sevestopol Station. Amanda RipleyĪmanda Ripley is Ellen Ripley’s daughter and she is the protagonist in Alien Isolation. Here are descriptions of the main Alien Isolation characters including Amanda Ripley, Samuels, Taylor, Verlaine, Marlow and Waits.
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