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Martin was wounded in the [[Valerie engagement]] as he journeyed to China with [[Temeraire's Officers & Crew|Temeraire and his crew]] in late 1805.  He was out of action for a time before returning to duty.
 
Martin was wounded in the [[Valerie engagement]] as he journeyed to China with [[Temeraire's Officers & Crew|Temeraire and his crew]] in late 1805.  He was out of action for a time before returning to duty.
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Martin was one of the ten crew members chosen to accompany [[Temeraire]] and [[William Laurence|Laurence]] to Peking, along with [[John Granby|Granby]], [[Keynes]], [[Riggs]], [[Therrows]], [[Hackley]], [[Dunne]], [[Blythe]], [[Willoughby]] and [[Digby]].  ([[Emily Roland]] and [[Peter Dyer]] also went, on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Thomas_Staunton George Staunton]'s advice. As they were children, they were not counted against the limit of ten set by [[Prince Yongxing]].)
  
 
After Laurence's treason, Martin was transfered to [[Orchestia]] and met Temeraire's attempts to get him to rejoin his crew with disdain.  
 
After Laurence's treason, Martin was transfered to [[Orchestia]] and met Temeraire's attempts to get him to rejoin his crew with disdain.  

Revision as of 16:49, 30 September 2008

Character Profile

Name: Ezekiah Martin
Date of Birth:
Service: Aerial Corps
Rank: Midwingman
Nationality: British
Billets: Loch Laggan covert, Obversaria

Loch Laggan covert, Inlacrimas

Loch Laggan covert, Temeraire

Dover covert, Orchestia


Biography

An open and friendly young man as well as a capable officer, Martin was selected by Capt. William Laurence as one of the midwingmen to serve aboard Temeraire.

Martin was wounded in the Valerie engagement as he journeyed to China with Temeraire and his crew in late 1805. He was out of action for a time before returning to duty.

Martin was one of the ten crew members chosen to accompany Temeraire and Laurence to Peking, along with Granby, Keynes, Riggs, Therrows, Hackley, Dunne, Blythe, Willoughby and Digby. (Emily Roland and Peter Dyer also went, on George Staunton's advice. As they were children, they were not counted against the limit of ten set by Prince Yongxing.)

After Laurence's treason, Martin was transfered to Orchestia and met Temeraire's attempts to get him to rejoin his crew with disdain.

Martin is still young and has blonde hair. He does not like his first name.