Sha´re was a resident of Abydos, and the daughter of Kasuf. When the original team from earth arrived, she fell in love with Daniel Jackson. When the team returned to earth, Daniel opted to stay, and Sha´re's father gave her to him in marriage. For a time they were very happy, until Apophis came. Shau'ri was kidnapped by Apophis, and became a host for Amonet. Daniel joined SG-1 in hopes of finding and saving Sha´re. Their few encounters were brief, and mostly hostile, except for a short time on Abydos while Sha´re was with child. Later Sha´re met Daniel during a rescue mission to P8X-872. She was desperate to tell him of the location of the child, however, the only way she could get past Amonet was to use the ribbon device. Unfortunately, Teal'c was convinced she was trying to kill Daniel and fired a staff weapon at her. She died beside Daniel and her last words professed her love for him. Later she was buried in a traditional ceremony on Abydos.
Amonet is the queen of Apophis. Jackson and SG-1 searched for Sha´re
for more than two years before she returned to Abydos to give birth to
her child. Amonet was dormant, since she was very near to giving birth.
Amonet had a son, hidden away by Kasuf and Sg-1. Apophis was told that
Heru-ur had stolen the child. The son of Amonet and Apophis is a Harcisis,
the offspring of two Goa'uld, who contains all the genetic memory of the
Goa'uld . He was sent to the planet Kheb before Amonet's death.
Myths of Amonet:
She is also called Amaunet. As the first wife of Amun, she is a member
of the pantheon called the Ogdoad of Hermopolis. The same as Amun, her
name also means "The Hidden One." She was the teacher of the
Pharaohs, the embodiment of the northern wind, and a fertility goddess.
She is also called "the mother who is father." In this capacity,
she needed no male intervention to create life. She was a Snake Deity
usually depicted as the Uraeus (Cobra) that sits on the Nemes (striped
head cloth) or the Deshret (Red Crown of Lower Egypt). Her shadow, among
the primeval gods, is a symbol of protection. Reliefs at Karnak clearly
mark her as prominent in rituals closely associated with the monarch's
accession and jubilee festival. For instance, in the momument of Tuthmosis
III, known as the Akh-menu, Amaunet and Min lead a row of deities to watch
the king and sacred bull in the jubilee celebration. Much later in the
Greek domination of Egypt she is carved on the exterior wall of the sanctuary
suckling the pharaoh Philip Arrhidaeus who is playing the role of the
divine child immediately following the scene depicting his enthronement.
A late equation at Karnak identifies her with Neith of the Delta- comparable
to the analogy made between Mut and Sakhmet- but she retains her own identity
well into the Ptolemaic period. The statue above is found behind the fifth
pylon at the Luxor, Karnak Temple Colonnade - a work of Tutmosis I - and
the sixth pylon - a work of Tuthmosis II. There are two tall pink columns
with the symbols of Egypt - the iris flower (high Egypt) and the lotus
flower - Lower Egypt). Close to these two columns are two large statues
of Amon and his companion Amonet.
Born on April 3, 1972, in Jerusalem, Israel.
She got her first big break at age 15, in the Cameri Theater of Tel Aviv
production of Dangerous Liaisons. She had already made a name for herself
in the Israeli film industry before she left for America. In 1991, she
won the Israeli Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for the feature
Over the Ocean and later received a nomination for Best Actress for her
role in Groupie. But Israeli films have limited appeal, and though she
was highly regarded in her native country, she relocated to New York,
found work as a waitress, and took acting lessons. A talent agent discovered
her one-day in the restaurant, and she landed the female lead in Stargate.
The main thing holding her back was her accent - not too many roles were
available to foreign actresses. She went to work on learning to speak
English like an American, and her efforts were rewarded. Her most recent
Israeli film role was in Minotaur. After her role in Kissing A Fool Vanity
Fair described Mili as one of the five most promising actresses in Hollywood
today. She also dated David Schwimmer
Links:
When Do We Eat? (2005) She played VanessaAhava Columbianit (2004)
The Human Stain (2003)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit She played Ava Parulis/Irina Parulis
in the episode Parasites 2001
After the Storm (2001) She played Conquina
Uprising (2001) She played Devorah Baron
Preston Tylk (2000) She played Emily Tylk
Arabian Nights (2000) (TV) She played Scheherezade
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit She played Marta Stevens in the
episode Payback 1999
The Young Girl and the Monsoon (1999) She played Erin
Kissing a Fool (1998) She played Samantha Andrews
Polish Wedding (1998) She played Sofie
Animals (1997) She played Fatima
Minotaur (1997) She played Thea
The End of Violence (1997) She played Featured Performer
Invasion of Privacy (1996) She played Theresa Barnes
Dead Man (1995) She played Thel Russell, Charlie Dickinson's Fiancee,
Shot by Charlie
Stargate (1994) She played Sha'uri
Groupie (1993)
Me'ever Layam (1992) She played Miri
Haunted She played Eryn Towne in episode Nexus
Mili Avital Links:
Birth name Vaitiaré Eugenice Hirshon, in Tahiti
- Daughter, with Shanks, Tatiana (b. 1998)
- Lived with Michael Shanks
- Vaitiare is a Tahitian name meaning "Water Flower".
Acapulco H.E.A.T. She played Carmen in episode Code Name Archangel November
9 1993
Married... with Children She played Sonya in the episode No Chicken, No
Check October 10 1993
Murder, She Wrote She played Luisa in the episode Track of a Soldier February
25 b1996
Pacific Blue She played Linda Dominguez (1996-1998)
Stargate SG-1 She played Sha´re\Amonet in the episodes Children
of the Gods July 27 1997, Secrets August 21 1998, Forever in a day October
8 1999, The Devil You Know October 29 1999, Fallen June 13 2003
Murder, She Wrote She played Luisa in the episode Track of a Soldier 25
February 1996
U.S. Marshals (1998) She played Stacia Vela
Out of the Blue She played Tiara in the episode The Fanetee
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