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Proxy
Proxy noun - A person who acts or does business for another.
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It's been hinted in many sources that the Future War has become irreversibly changed into a multiversal proxy war: the Resistance and SkyNet continuously try to change, or prevent, several timelines to prevent either side from gaining a decisive victory.
Source: Franchise / Terminator -
The Unfettered: Lucifel and, by proxy, the other Archangels, Armaros switching sides just to save his former friend Enoch didn't change their judgment of him, death was still on for Armaros, Lucifel was even glad he died, temporaly, saving Enoch, not for gratitude but for convinience.
- Passing the Torch: The Hero helps decide the succession and hands it off, either personally or by explicit proxy.note Formal Change of Command ceremony optional.
Source: Changing of the Guard
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