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Octavio Rosales is an immigrant from Mexico. After his wife Graciana died in June 1969, he illegally crossed the border with his daughter Aleida to live a new life in the United States.[1] There, he worked at NASA's Johnson Space Center as a custodian under a dead man's social security number.

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Season 1[]

He encouraged his daughter's interest in engineering and was proud when she became a protegee of Margo Madison. When Aleida became distracted by her relationship with Anthony, he scolded her because she had allowed boys to distract her when Margo never did.[2]

FBI agent Gavin Donahue discovered his illegal status while investigating the Apollo 23 disaster. He believed Octavio would be a Soviet spy and had him deported.[3] Octavio managed to make a phone call to his daughter and learned that their housemates had also been arrested. He was reassured when Aleida claimed she would be staying with Margo, even though Margo had already refused to take her in.[4]

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Almost two decades later, Octavio had returned to Texas, where he was reunited with his daughter and lived together with her new family.[5] However, he suffered from increasing dementia, which started to cause a problem for Aleida and her husband Victor.

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References

  1. For All Mankind TV series, season 1, episode 1, "Red Moon"
  2. For All Mankind TV series, season 1, episode 8, "Rupture"
  3. For All Mankind TV series, season 1, episode 9, "Bent Bird"
  4. For All Mankind TV series, season 1, episode 10, "A City Upon a Hill"
  5. For All Mankind TV series, season 3, episode 1, "Polaris"