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   Veronica Quaife

   Veronica then told the ill-looking Brundle that the hairs growing out of his back were not human in nature, but Brundle angrily dismissed her concerns and threw her out of his lab, telling her not to return. ... | Veronica Quaife |
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   Telepods

   However, that same night, he came to the mistaken conclusion that Veronica was still seeing her editor and former lover, Stathis Borans. ... Veronica Quaife examines the Telepods inside Seth Brundle's warehouse.
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   The Fly (1986 film)

   Brooks told him that he had understood and had freed him from his contract. ... Later on, Veronica Quaife accidentally tears Brundle's jaw off, beginning STAGE 6.
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   Stathis Borans

   Stathis Borans met Veronica Quaife while teaching science at college. Borans, who served as editor of Particle Magazine (which covered developments in science), sparked Veronica's interest in journalism.
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   Seth Brundle

   He told her about his rash teleportation and the reasons behind it, and the two then reconciled and made love. ... Seth Brundle • Veronica Quaife • Stathis Borans • Martin Brundle
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   The Fly II

   Martin escapes from Bartok Industries when he's told by Bartok of his "fate". ... Seth Brundle • Veronica Quaife • Stathis Borans • Martin Brundle
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   The Fly (opera)

   | Veronica Quaife, journalist | mezzo-soprano | Ruxandra Donose | | Stathis Borans, editor | tenor | David Curry in Paris Gary Lehman in Los Angeles |
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   Return of the Fly

   Seth Brundle • Veronica Quaife • Stathis Borans • Martin Brundle
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   The Metamorphosis

   In the 1986 film version of The Fly, as Seth Brundle nears the end of his transformation into Brundlefly, he tells Veronica Quaife, "I'm an insect who dreamt he was a man and loved it.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Veronica Quaife,
• Telepods,
• The Fly (1986 film),
• Stathis Borans,
• Seth Brundle,
• The Fly II,
• The Fly (opera),
• Return of the Fly,
• The Metamorphosis