Difference between revisions of "Carlos Marik (31st c.)"
Sarna News
(Created page with " {{InfoBoxCharacter | image = | name = Carlos Marik | birthdate = 3034 | died = | othernames = | affiliat...") |
m (Text replacement - "Captain-General" to "Captain-General") |
||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 15: | Line 15: | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | '''Carlos Marik''' was the son of former [[Captain-General]] [[Duncan Marik]], who achieved power through the assassination of [[Janos Marik]].<ref name=HBWp84>''Historical: Brush Wars'', p. 84</ref> | + | '''Carlos Marik''' was the son of former [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-General]] [[Duncan Marik]], who achieved power through the assassination of [[Janos Marik]].<ref name=HBWp84>''Historical: Brush Wars'', p. 84</ref> |
| − | That affected his career, | + | That affected his career: despite the fact he barely remembered his father, by [[3067]] he was a Captain in the [[25th Marik Militia]]. Despite displaying dogged determination and working diligently, he had been repeatedly passed over for further advancement, with his career stalled for his father's stigma.<ref name=HBWp84/> |
| − | He was considering leaving the military for politics.<ref name=HBWp84/> | + | He took an active role in the Great Debate, siding with his cousin [[Alys Rousset-Marik]] and Thomas Marik's older sister, [[Therese Marik]]. He was considering leaving the military for politics, but neither cousin took his ambitions seriously.<ref name=HBWp84/> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:43, 10 February 2024
Carlos Marik | |
|---|---|
| Personal | |
| Born | 3034 |
| Affiliation | Free Worlds League |
| Career | |
| Profession | Captain |
| Family | |
| Parents | Duncan Marik (father) |
History[edit]
Carlos Marik was the son of former Captain-General Duncan Marik, who achieved power through the assassination of Janos Marik.[1]
That affected his career: despite the fact he barely remembered his father, by 3067 he was a Captain in the 25th Marik Militia. Despite displaying dogged determination and working diligently, he had been repeatedly passed over for further advancement, with his career stalled for his father's stigma.[1]
He took an active role in the Great Debate, siding with his cousin Alys Rousset-Marik and Thomas Marik's older sister, Therese Marik. He was considering leaving the military for politics, but neither cousin took his ambitions seriously.[1]