Sara O'Neill

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Sara O'Neill
Biographical information
Planet of origin Earth
Nationality American
Gender
Race Tau'ri
Species Human
Information about family
Marriage Jack O'Neill (divorced)
Parent Mike (father)
Child Charlie O'Neill (son deceased)
Out of Stargate universe information
Portrayed by Cecil Hoffman (Stargate)
Harley Jane Kozak (Stargate SG-1)
First appearance Stargate

Sara O'Neill is the ex-wife of Jack O'Neill. She left and divorced him just before O'Neill came back from the first Abydos mission.

Biography

Sara O'Neill is the daughter of Mike.[1] She has been married to Jack O'Neill and they had a son, Charlie. They were living in a house located in Winter Park. They were happy together, but one day in 1995, Charlie accidentally killed himself with O'Neill's personal gun. O'Neill withdrew into himself, breaking up the marriage. According to O'Neill, she forgave for what happened, but she couldn't forget. Part of her has never been able to get over her former husband. Sara still believes the two had the greatest relationship, despite the tragedy that would eventually end their marriage. (Stargate, SG1: "Children of the Gods", "Cold Lazarus").

Sara O'Neill is gifted in old car's fixing, especially his father's one, and doesn't support alcoholic beverages (SG1: "Children of the Gods", "Cold Lazarus").

Character's evolution

Stargate (1995)

Sara O'Neill coldly welcomes two US Air Force officers at home. As she's back in the kitchen doing the dishes, one of the officers asks to speak with her husband. Not looking at them, she lights a cigarette and says "You can try."

"Children of the Gods" (1997)

In Jack O'Neill's house, Daniel Jackson asks Jack O'Neill when he will meet her wife. O'Neill replies it will probably never happen as before his return from the Abydos mission, she already left him.

"Cold Lazarus"

Sara O'Neill is working on her father's car, when she's approached by an alien who looks like Jack O'Neill. He claims he wants to see Charlie, but she's scared because of his reaction and runs to the house. Then, Mike, her father, comes out and warns "O'Neill". He then invites him in the house and brings him to Charlie's bedroom. As "O'Neill" gets downstairs, Sara says she's surprised to see him like this as they never talk about Charlie since he died.

Later in a park, "O'Neill" tries to understand what's going on with Sara, and then she tells him that she knows how he filled because of Charlie's death, but he has to remove this armor he puts on since. "O'Neill" asks her to let him bring back Charlie to the Stargate. Sara says that Charlie is gone but suddenly, "O'Neill" collapses by the effects of blue bolts of energy. Horrified, Sara brings him to the hospital.

At the hospital, "O'Neill" remembers they brought Charlie here after the accident. Then he starts emitting energy and burns Sara's hands. A nurse is winding bandages on her hands, but she runs as she sees another blue lightning. Colonel Jack O'Neill then arrives, much to Sara's surprise. They hug and O'Neill insists if she's all right and asks where is the fake O'Neill. He leaves her and Captain Carter takes care of Sara.

Later O'Neill comes back to Sara with the Unity who has shifted to a copy of Charlie. Sara is shocked, but O'Neill says it's not Charlie and he has to bring him to the Stargate. When he leaves her, she whispers: "Take care of yourself, Jack."

"Brief Candle"

As O'Neill is rapidly aging because of nanites, he takes a notebook and a pen, and starts to write "Dear Sara", but nothing else. After a moment, he closes the notebook and throws the pen to the floor.

"Solitudes"

O'Neill is badly wounded and stranded with Captain Carter inside an icy cavern. As they are freezing to death, Carter lies on O'Neill's side and tries to warm him up. O'Neill just whispers the name of Sara.

Notes

  • The spelling of her full name is different in the movie: Sarah O'Neil.
  • The address found on the letter says: Sara O'Neill, 842 Cranbroke Lane, Winter Park, CO 80310.[2]
  • Sara O'Neill is a smoker (Stargate). Yet, she doesn't smoke in "Cold Lazarus".

Behind the scenes

References

  1. There is no mention of his last name.
  2. See this image as evidence.