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{{InfoBoxCharacter | {{InfoBoxCharacter | ||
| image = Paul Marik II.jpg | | image = Paul Marik II.jpg | ||
| caption = At age of 28 | | caption = At age of 28 | ||
| name = Paul Marik II | | name = Paul Marik II | ||
| − | | birthdate = [[2997]] | + | | birthdate = [[2997]]<ref name=HM:FWLft>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', foldout (p. 171 in PDF): "The Captains-General Line of Succession and Partial Marik Family Tree"</ref> |
| died = | | died = | ||
| othernames = | | othernames = | ||
| − | | affiliation = [[House Marik]] | + | | affiliation = [[House Marik-Stewart]] |
| − | | profession = | + | | rank = |
| − | | parents = [[Janos Marik]] (father) | + | | title = |
| − | | siblings = [[Martin Marik|Martin]]<br/>[[Gerald Marik III|Gerald]]<br/>[[Therese Marik|Therese]]<br/>[[Duggan Marik|Duggan]]<br/>[[Cartwright Marik|Cartwright]]<br/>[[Faith Marik|Faith]]<br/>[[Thomas Marik (Real)|Thomas]] (half-brother)<br/>[[Kristen Marik|Kristen]]<br/>[[Janos Marik (31st c.)|Janos]] | + | | position = [[Minister of Intelligence (Free Worlds League)|Minister of Intelligence]] |
| + | | profession = Noble | ||
| + | | parents = [[Janos Marik]] (father)<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Ana Stewart]] (mother)<ref name=HM:FWLft/> | ||
| + | | siblings = [[Martin Marik|Martin]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Gerald Marik III|Gerald]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Therese Marik|Therese]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Duggan Marik|Duggan]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Cartwright Marik|Cartwright]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Faith Marik|Faith]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Thomas Marik (Real)|Thomas]] (half-brother)<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Kristen Marik|Kristen]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/><br/>[[Janos Marik (31st c.)|Janos]]<ref name=HM:FWLft/> | ||
| spouse = | | spouse = | ||
| children = [[Corinne Marik]] | | children = [[Corinne Marik]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | '''Paul Marik II''' | + | '''Paul Marik II''', a half-brother of the [[Thomas Marik (Real)|Thomas Marik]], staged the coup to remove the [[Thomas Marik (False)|"false" Thomas Marik]] from the [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-Generalcy]] of the [[Free Worlds League]] in [[3069]]. |
| − | == | + | ==History== |
===Early Life=== | ===Early Life=== | ||
| − | Born on [[Stewart]], Paul was the eldest of the three children born by [[Janos Marik]]´s second wife, [[Ana Marik|Ana]]. While lacking the intellectual aptitude of his half-brother [[Thomas Marik|Thomas]], the pair shared a common bond and interest in science from their youth on [[Marik]] which survived | + | Born on [[Stewart]], Paul was the eldest of the three children born by [[Janos Marik]]´s second wife, [[Ana Marik|Ana]]. While lacking the intellectual aptitude of his half-brother [[Thomas Marik|Thomas]], the pair shared a common bond and interest in science from their youth on [[Marik]] which survived Thomas' entry into [[ComStar]]. Initially lacking any political aspiration, Paul served as a minor functionary in the computer section of the League's [[SAFE|Ministry of Intelligence]].<ref>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 140</ref> |
===Later Life=== | ===Later Life=== | ||
Paul Marik rose through the ranks of [[SAFE]] to become the Minister of Intelligence, reporting directly to Captain-General Thomas Marik. In October of [[3068]], the [[Word of Blake]] informed the citizens of the Free Worlds League that their Captain-General was in fact, an impostor from [[ComStar]], thus beginning the civil war that would ultimately cause the Free Worlds League to tear itself apart, as part of the plan for the Blakists to take over the League. | Paul Marik rose through the ranks of [[SAFE]] to become the Minister of Intelligence, reporting directly to Captain-General Thomas Marik. In October of [[3068]], the [[Word of Blake]] informed the citizens of the Free Worlds League that their Captain-General was in fact, an impostor from [[ComStar]], thus beginning the civil war that would ultimately cause the Free Worlds League to tear itself apart, as part of the plan for the Blakists to take over the League. | ||
| − | Paul was so disturbed by the revelation that his brother, Thomas Marik, had been replaced by a ComStar puppet, that Paul defected and joined the Word of Blake. Paul was contacted by "The Master" | + | Paul was so disturbed by the revelation that his brother, Thomas Marik, had been replaced by a ComStar puppet, that Paul defected and joined the Word of Blake. Paul was contacted by "The Master," who revealed himself to be the "true" Thomas Marik to Paul, who was overjoyed to see his brother alive and well; Paul then swore his loyalty to the Master. The brothers agreed that the "false" Thomas Marik had become a liability to the Free Worlds League, and had to be replaced with a "true" Marik, namely Paul's daughter [[Corinne Marik]], as Captain-General (under Blakist control, of course). The Master ordered Paul to overthrow the "false" Thomas Marik and his advisers in a coup, and deport "Thomas" and his family to [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] so that the Master could personally see to it that his body double was properly "taken care of." First of all though, Paul, in his official capacity as Minister of Intelligence, made it publicly known that he was supporting the ersatz "Captain-General" in order to throw off any suspicion that he was now a secret Blakist agent. |
| − | On August | + | On 9 August [[3069]], Paul dutifully carried out his orders, assisted by the Chief Armorer, Admiral [[Adam Tam]], who was a Blakist sympathizer. Admiral [[Heather Alexander]] and General [[Cassandra Blake]] resisted the coup and were immediately executed by Blake Militia on Paul's orders. Paul then ordered his Blake Militia soldiers to escort the "Captain-General," his wife Sherryl and his three children, Janos, Christopher and [[Jessica Marik|Jessica]], towards a waiting Blakist transport that would take them to Mars; Paul then left to oversee the rest of the coup's efforts. Thomas, aided by Paul's own daughter Corinne, who had turned against her father and refused to assist the Blakists, managed to stage a partially successful escape for Thomas's family but only at a high price: both of the Captain-General's sons were killed, but Thomas and his daughter Jessica managed to get away, while his wife Sherryl was badly injured but taken care of by Corinne.<ref>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3070'', pp. 4-8</ref> |
| − | Paul Marik was later seen in public on August | + | Paul Marik was later seen in public on 10 August 3069, at the swearing-in ceremony of Corinne Marik, as the Free Worlds League's fifty-first Captain-General. |
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
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'''"Thomas Marik"''': ''"One day you’ll see the truth, Paul. One day you’ll realize that rather than helping the people, you’ve destroyed the last chance to end the madness."''<br /> | '''"Thomas Marik"''': ''"One day you’ll see the truth, Paul. One day you’ll realize that rather than helping the people, you’ve destroyed the last chance to end the madness."''<br /> | ||
'''Paul Marik''': ''"So you say, impostor. Give my greetings to my real brother."'' | '''Paul Marik''': ''"So you say, impostor. Give my greetings to my real brother."'' | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | *''[[House Marik (The Free Worlds League)]]'' | + | * ''[[House Marik (The Free Worlds League)]]'' |
| − | *''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3070]]'' | + | * ''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3070]]'' |
| − | [[Category:Free Worlds League Characters|Marik, Paul | + | [[Category:Free Worlds League Characters|Marik, Paul (31st c.)]] |
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- This article is about the younger brother of Thomas Marik. For the Captain-General, see Paul Marik (30th c.).
Paul Marik II | |
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| Personal | |
| Born | 2997[1] |
| Affiliation | House Marik-Stewart |
| Profile | |
| Position(s) | Minister of Intelligence |
| Profession | Noble |
| Family | |
| Parents | Janos Marik (father)[1] Ana Stewart (mother)[1] |
| Siblings | Martin[1] Gerald[1] Therese[1] Duggan[1] Cartwright[1] Faith[1] Thomas (half-brother)[1] Kristen[1] Janos[1] |
| Children | Corinne Marik |
Paul Marik II, a half-brother of the Thomas Marik, staged the coup to remove the "false" Thomas Marik from the Captain-Generalcy of the Free Worlds League in 3069.
History[edit]
Early Life[edit]
Born on Stewart, Paul was the eldest of the three children born by Janos Marik´s second wife, Ana. While lacking the intellectual aptitude of his half-brother Thomas, the pair shared a common bond and interest in science from their youth on Marik which survived Thomas' entry into ComStar. Initially lacking any political aspiration, Paul served as a minor functionary in the computer section of the League's Ministry of Intelligence.[2]
Later Life[edit]
Paul Marik rose through the ranks of SAFE to become the Minister of Intelligence, reporting directly to Captain-General Thomas Marik. In October of 3068, the Word of Blake informed the citizens of the Free Worlds League that their Captain-General was in fact, an impostor from ComStar, thus beginning the civil war that would ultimately cause the Free Worlds League to tear itself apart, as part of the plan for the Blakists to take over the League.
Paul was so disturbed by the revelation that his brother, Thomas Marik, had been replaced by a ComStar puppet, that Paul defected and joined the Word of Blake. Paul was contacted by "The Master," who revealed himself to be the "true" Thomas Marik to Paul, who was overjoyed to see his brother alive and well; Paul then swore his loyalty to the Master. The brothers agreed that the "false" Thomas Marik had become a liability to the Free Worlds League, and had to be replaced with a "true" Marik, namely Paul's daughter Corinne Marik, as Captain-General (under Blakist control, of course). The Master ordered Paul to overthrow the "false" Thomas Marik and his advisers in a coup, and deport "Thomas" and his family to Mars so that the Master could personally see to it that his body double was properly "taken care of." First of all though, Paul, in his official capacity as Minister of Intelligence, made it publicly known that he was supporting the ersatz "Captain-General" in order to throw off any suspicion that he was now a secret Blakist agent.
On 9 August 3069, Paul dutifully carried out his orders, assisted by the Chief Armorer, Admiral Adam Tam, who was a Blakist sympathizer. Admiral Heather Alexander and General Cassandra Blake resisted the coup and were immediately executed by Blake Militia on Paul's orders. Paul then ordered his Blake Militia soldiers to escort the "Captain-General," his wife Sherryl and his three children, Janos, Christopher and Jessica, towards a waiting Blakist transport that would take them to Mars; Paul then left to oversee the rest of the coup's efforts. Thomas, aided by Paul's own daughter Corinne, who had turned against her father and refused to assist the Blakists, managed to stage a partially successful escape for Thomas's family but only at a high price: both of the Captain-General's sons were killed, but Thomas and his daughter Jessica managed to get away, while his wife Sherryl was badly injured but taken care of by Corinne.[3]
Paul Marik was later seen in public on 10 August 3069, at the swearing-in ceremony of Corinne Marik, as the Free Worlds League's fifty-first Captain-General.
Quotes[edit]
"Thomas Marik": "One day you’ll see the truth, Paul. One day you’ll realize that rather than helping the people, you’ve destroyed the last chance to end the madness."
Paul Marik: "So you say, impostor. Give my greetings to my real brother."
- -Paul Marik's parting shot at "Thomas Marik", August 9, 3069[4]
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 House Marik (The Free Worlds League), foldout (p. 171 in PDF): "The Captains-General Line of Succession and Partial Marik Family Tree"
- ↑ House Marik (The Free Worlds League), p. 140
- ↑ Jihad Hot Spots: 3070, pp. 4-8
- ↑ Jihad Hot Spots: 3070, p. 6