Captain Ulster

Captain Ulster (Martin Robinson) is one of the three main characters in the Bray Trilogy and the anti-hero of part 3 of the trilogy.

## About

Martin Robinson worked in the construction industry in Belfast were he served as the sites foreman. he was well respected by his staff and his community, especially his best friend since Grammar School, Jimmy. He was a member of the orange order and believed in the Union of Northern Ireland with the rest of the UK. He had a dis-trust of Catholics and anything considered Irish.

## Origin story

One Friday evening in Belfast city, 1986. The workers at the site went to celebrate that one of their colleagues, Billy was now a Dad. Jimmy was tired however and wanted to go home and see his wife and kids. Martin who was also knackered decided to go with him to the local Chinese restaurant, The Jasmine Palace. Martin and Jimmy got along great except Jimmy was more of a moderate unionist, his wife also being a catholic saw that there was no need for violence between the two communities. Martin disagreed, he could never trust the others. While at the Chinese, Jimmy took his food. He told Martin to let go off his grudges as they were holding him back and how their friendship was under stress recently with Martin getting more involved in the orange order. However when Jimmy left a car sped by and opened fired killing Jimmy. Martin rushed to his friends side and tried to stop the blood while calling out for someone to call an ambulance. It was too late. Jimmy had died. Martin lifted up his right hand which was covered in blood, Jimmy's blood. It was with this hand that the red hand of Ulster became a symbol for all terrorists in Northern Ireland to fear. It was from that day forward, Martin Robinson became Captain Ulster.

## Events before Bray

Captain Ulster quickly gained the respect of the unionist population of Northern Ireland. The nationalists weren't too fond of him though and they continued to support the Pintmen to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Captain Ulster helped to stop many of the issues at the time, with defeating Dr. Free State as one of his main objectives. During his career, Captain Ulster met with an Agent named Reynolds who worked for the British Secret Service. Reynolds was tasked with stopping the IRA with and it's leader Dr. Free State. The two made up a batman/ commissioner Gordon style of relationship. Reynolds would provide Captain Ulster with information regarding paramilitary movements and he would stop them. Unbeknownst to Captain Ulster, Reynolds had a more evil plan in progress. Reynolds himself was corrupt as fuck and he knew it was only a matter of time before the British government found out. Dr. Free State himself was a British informant. He told Reynolds about Bray and how it would be the perfect area to set up. He told Reynolds that he only wanted 2 things, to be pardoned and the British government to say that he had no involvement with paramilitaries and to kill Captain Ulster.

It was then in 1995; Reynolds went ahead with the plan and informed Captain Ulster that Dr. Free state had a huge laser to reunite Ireland. to his surprise Captain Ulster believed him and went off to Armagh. After defeating all of Dr. Free States men, Reynolds confronts him and tells him the truth that he was only a pawn in a dirty game of politics. Reynolds shoots Captain Ulster multiple times injuring but not killing him. Before he could delivery the final blow, the RUC and reporters started to arrive on scene. Knowing he couldn't kill Captain Ulster there, he had him taken to hospital.

Captain Ulster was now in a coma like state. Free State wanted to assassinate him while in the hospital but Reynolds knew it would be too risky. Reynolds knew the power the right hand of Ulster and what use it could be. He convinced Free State to let Captain Ulster live and in return he will help Free State achieve an united Ireland within the next 20 years. 3 years later Captain Ulster's comatose body was moved to Bray under the cover story that he was being moved to Boston for specialist treatment. The Good Friday agreement was then signed meaning Bray was given special powers. Reynolds and Free State got what they always wanted.

## Events during the Bray Trilogy

In the year 2015, Captain Ulster woke up from his coma. In his panicked state he started to attack the nurses and security at the hospital, injuring many of them before they could restrain him and throw him into the quiet room. While there he started to realise that he was in the hospital and tried to say sorry to the doctors. That's when Reynolds comes wondering in. Reynolds tells Captain Ulster about how he was in a coma for the last 20 years and is now in the town of Bray. Captain Ulster must also complete rehabilitation classes if he ever wants to be a free man once again.

Once discharged from the hospital Captain Ulster is met by two Bray secret service agents; agents Chadwick and Bradford. The two agents take Captain Ulster to his first class were he must learn all things Fenian. After the classes Captain Ulster relieves a note from somebody called "Sick Nally" asking for his help. Captain Ulster heads off to the local bar to require information about who runs the town and what's going on. He learns about how Free State is hold up in the military base outside of town but to get in he needs the code off the mayor. Captain Ulster then gets dressed up in his superhero gear, something he hasn't done for 20 years and heads off to town hall.

Captain Ulster arrives at town hall and quickly dispatches the security and local police. However old age gets to him and one riot cop manages to steal his right hand of Ulster. Captain Ulster wakes up in the interrogation room of town hall.