Thomas Capaltant

"'Geronimo.'" Thomas Capaltant, or more commonly known as The 11th Doctor, is a key figure in both Astrolanion history, the Rapture pre-reset, and GAF as a whole. CEO and Founder of The Capaltant Foundation, which funds the GAF Company, he made regular appearances in the Rapture, and spearheaded the investigation of "Monty Doe". It's also believe he is 1 of 2 hosts of the Arcadia Radio Station.

Appearance
Thomas is a male of somewhat athletic build, with neat dark brown hair. He wears a dark-purple overcoat, grey-purple waistcoat, white shirt, black trousers and dark-brown boots. His shirt is accompanied with a bowtie and a set of bracers. Occasionally he will don a fez, deeming them to be "cool".

Personality
Initially, Thomas is a fun-loving man who cares about everyone he surrounds himself with. Bubbly, joyous and always there to support the group, his true personality is slowly revealed during the "Monty Doe" investigation. Over the course of these events, this persona slips, revealing Thomas to be a man who carries many weights on his shoulders. Grief-stricken at the loss of his old friends and the later abduction of Jessica Aines, he is quick to blame himself for the events. He tries desperately to keep the group together and wants the best for everyone, but knows that this is sometimes unachievable.

Test Facility 093-1
Accidentally teleporting in via a broken vortex manipulator, Thomas quickly became entangled in the happenings of Test Facility 093-1. Deciding to stick around and aid Soleil Smith, Aleksander Petrovitz and Kaitlyn Rose, he quickly befriended the group and even saved their lives by teleporting them out of the facility as the animatronics present were set to kill the group.

During this time, he adopted the alias of "Drew Baker", so as to not give away his true identity.

Gallacher's Disappearance
Deciding to stay by the Rapture, he soon became acquainted with the disappearance of Seonaidh Gallacher, quickly linking it to "Monty Doe", a figure from his past. Teaming up with Kotoko Ririko, the duo looked into the case of Gallacher, finding evidence that "Monty Doe" had been last sighted in the mountains, followed by Gallacher, and had presumably killed Gallacher. Kotoko and Thomas were able to slowly piece the mystery together, but soon it would take a whole different route.

Jessica Aine's Abduction
During the investigation of Gallacher's disappearance, Jessica Aines was reported missing by her sister, Chloe Aines, after a conversation with Thomas. Using Jess' radio, it was revealed that "Monty Doe" - now going by The Master - had abducted Jess. He and Chloe ventured to the TARDIS to locate where Jess could've last been sighted, soon being aided by Kotoko. Later recruiting Kaitlyn and Soleil, the "Drew Crew" was formed, and the race to rescue Jess was on. Thomas, deducing the reason the Master went to the Mountains, worked out that due to a recent outbreak of 0274, the Master planned for Thomas to be killed by the creature. Informing the Master that his plan was known and proposed some kind of stalemate: "You relocate, we'll still play your silly little game.". The Master begrudgingly accepted, moving to an unknown location.

Revdenstam Hospital
The investigation led the Crew to Revdenstam, a long abandoned town crawling with Xen life. The Crew split into 2 groups to cover more ground - Chloe and Thomas, Kotoko on her own, and Kaitlyn and Soleil. Eventually, the Crew reunited and headed for the Revdenstam hospital, but not before Thomas and the Master had a brief confrontation. Entering the abandoned hospital and being attacked by Xen creatures such as Headcrabs, Vortigaunts, and Houndeyes, the Crew captured a Vortigaunt and interrogated it, Thomas acting as the translator. The Vortigaunt became attached to the group, thankful for its being spared, and thus joined the group, adopting the name "Zeke". Soon after, Thomas, Kotoko, "Zeke" and Chloe were cornered, and in a fit of anger, Chloe sacrificed herself, only to later be brought back by the G-Man. Soon after, Jess was located, and promptly rescued, and the group began their journey to the Black Leg Outpost.

The Fury of the Time Lord
Back on the TARDIS, Thomas gave everyone else accomodation. Soon, he decided to investigate further into the case of the G-Man. He, alongside Kotoko, looked into it, realising the G-Man was connected to Dr. John Smith in some way. This led to Kotoko offering to kill herself in order to lure him out and figure out his motives, to which Thomas agreed, on the condition that he could then either heal her himself or with "Zeke"'s help. After this succeeded, Thomas and Kotoko later had a conversation where he brought up that Kotoko did not hesitate to end her life for the experiment."Thomas: 'You willingly volunteered to do that, knowing you would die, willing to take the risk of us possibly being unable to revive you.'""Kotoko: 'Yeah, so what?'""Thomas: 'Why.'"After talking to Kotoko about why this was, and why she wasn't hesistant, he soon learned that she was abducted as a child, and that is why she used a false eye and leg. Enraged by this, Thomas set out to correct certain events. Whilst he knew he could not directly save her as a child, he knew he could influence events in her favour. Equipping a discarded and modified Dalek ray gun, he asked her when it happened and where. Finding out, he went back and found the location she was found in. Using his vortex manipulator, he entered a cabin in the woods and confronted her abductor, before paralysing him with the ray gun. Looking at the unconscious Kotoko, he apologised before returning to the TARDIS.

Imperium Tenebris
Soon after the Black Leg Complex was raided by 0274, the Crew were forced to relocate, now having Dr. Smith, Jonny Brookes, Kommandant Joseph Orwell and Officer Henry Stuart on board. Attempting to re-enter the Rapture, Thomas soon learned that a forcefield had been placed over it, and thus they only had one option available to them - Revdenstam. Soon they were pursued by Imperium Hunters, bizarre biomechanical creatures that could not be properly analysed. Soon, Thomas and Chloe were able to capture a Hunter and store it in the TARDIS. The Crew were also visited by the Tenebris Arch Inquisitor, a mysterious yet insane mystical figure who could utilise magic and such to fulfill his goals."Arch Inquisitor: 'Trust me, I am far more knowledgable than you could possibly anticipate. Some, may say... More than you.'"Soon, the Arch Inquisitor departed. Thomas soon analysed the Hunter that they had caught, realising that its DNA and such was formatted so that it could not be read by any technology. Soon, the Inquisitor became less of a present issue for Thomas.

Departures
Soon, the Crew finally relocated to an Astrolanion Combine Outpost. Thomas dropped the Crew off, but not before wishing them farewell and good luck on their journeys. Thomas knew that was probably the last time he'd see any of them, so he made sure to inform that if he was needed, he could be called. The Crew left, and Thomas sat by the console, back on his lonesome.

Key Events - Rapture [Post-Reset]
Thomas has yet to make a full appearance, however that may change.

Key Events - Black Leg
Whilst Thomas has never made any full appearances in Black Leg, his presence is known, made evident by Dr. Phoenix Vormitz showing Terra Seinswull and Kaisa Sosevinkz some form of film reel, where Thomas can briefly be seen entering the TARDIS.

Trivia

 * Thomas Capaltant originates from 2 RPs, although possibly not linked to GAF - one RP featured Thomas heavily as a main character, alongside his future self, Andzor Bianc, whilst another features him as a British medical agent working in the Astrolanion Revolution, on the side of Astros.
 * It is not currently known if Thomas travels alone, or if he has met any newer companions.
 * It is also not known where Thomas got his Dalek ray gun.