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Elise Marik | |
|---|---|
| Personal | |
| Born | 2661 |
| Died | 2740 |
| Affiliation | House Marik |
| Profile | |
| Profession | Captain-General |
| Family | |
| Parents | Gerald Marik (father)[1] |
| Siblings | Andrew Marik John Marik Oliver Marik[1] |
| Children | Bertram Marik[1] |
Elise Marik (born 2661 - died 2740), was the 29th Captain-General of the Free Worlds League.[2]
Quotes
| “ | There is a cancer in the Free Worlds League, a sickness that runs through our marrow and threatens to make us weak. We must excise this disease from our flesh before it is too late, and cleanse ourselves in the pure fire of the truth. I am the vessel of my father's will, the hot knife of his loyalty that will cauterize our wounds and make us whole. I will not rest until the work he began is finished. | ” |
| — From Elise Marik's inaugural address, printed in Seeds of Crisis, Times of Trouble, by Archibald Nelson, Termak Press, 2738[3] | ||