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Relapse was an argument made by pro-slavery whites in antebellum America. African-Americans would return to states of "barbarism" and "despotism" if slavery was abolished. The claim was based on the assumption of white racial superiority. Relapse is a fictional Decepticon from the Fan-fiction A New Threat Emerges. He is conniving, deviant, and intelligent. Though he follows Rickshaw's orders, he only sides his loyalty to Starscream. He is quite often sending Anchorbait to spy on the autobots for any information leading to their goals. While he finds the small decepticon's chaotic bursts of energy crude and intelligence lacking, he understands that his only use is spying and is often putting Anchorbait to good use. "Imbecile." —Relapse

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Relapse is a fictional Decepticon from the Fan-fiction A New Threat Emerges. He is conniving, deviant, and intelligent. Though he follows Rickshaw's orders, he only sides his loyalty to Starscream. He is quite often sending Anchorbait to spy on the autobots for any information leading to their goals. While he finds the small decepticon's chaotic bursts of energy crude and intelligence lacking, he understands that his only use is spying and is often putting Anchorbait to good use. "Imbecile." —Relapse Relapse was an argument made by pro-slavery whites in antebellum America. African-Americans would return to states of "barbarism" and "despotism" if slavery was abolished. The claim was based on the assumption of white racial superiority.