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Thorpe was a male Human who served as a lieutenant in the Imperial Army during the Cold War between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire, when he was stationed on the planet Balmorra. He was involved in the Imperial Conquest Consolidation Corps's efforts to crush the Balmorran resistance, and disapproved of his colleague Lieutenant Davrill's penchant for explosions. Admirał Thorpe - jeden z najwybitniejszych dowódców w historii alfijskiej Royal Navy. Admirał Thorpe dowodził flotą alfijską podczas morskich bitew przeciwko okrętom Rovannona Villianteau w okresie Wojen Smoczych, w których których stracił prawą rękę i lewe oko. Thorpe walczył u wybrzeży Khemre, gdzie po raz pierwszy zabłysnął geniuszem taktycznym pokonując flotę akwitańską, Jotunheimu, gdzie w starciu przeciw Jotunom, dał się poznać jako awangardowy i nieprzewidywalny dowódca, i południowej Korioli. {{Template:TemplateForCharacterInfobox |Name = Thorpe |image = ? |Status = Alive |Gender = Male |Family = Unknown |Friends = Agent Keao |Enemies = Adrian MonkSFPD |Occupation = FBI Agent |Interests = Unknown |Appearances = Mr. Monk and the Really, Really Dead Guy |Portrayed By = Chris Williams Thorpe was an FBI agent who commanded a special unit charged with investigating the murder of street musician Cyrus, supposedly the work of a serial killer, in 2007. Thorpe Worked with the Army in Gabon and spent time jailed in Mogadishu, Somalia and in Aydin, Turkey as well as in Peru. Thorpe recounts that the prisons were very unpleasant but says that it was nothing compared to what the Predators did. It is insinuated that they tortured him or abused him some way. Thorpe mentions that the Predators killed his commander and an Army captain and that they were lucky to have died quickly. |} In the novelisation, he is given the first name of Ron. thumbThorpe es un Fakemon de tipo Eléctrico. Está basado en el personaje de Marvel Thor

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Admirał Thorpe - jeden z najwybitniejszych dowódców w historii alfijskiej Royal Navy. Admirał Thorpe dowodził flotą alfijską podczas morskich bitew przeciwko okrętom Rovannona Villianteau w okresie Wojen Smoczych, w których których stracił prawą rękę i lewe oko. Thorpe walczył u wybrzeży Khemre, gdzie po raz pierwszy zabłysnął geniuszem taktycznym pokonując flotę akwitańską, Jotunheimu, gdzie w starciu przeciw Jotunom, dał się poznać jako awangardowy i nieprzewidywalny dowódca, i południowej Korioli. Najsłynniejszą bitwą Thorpe'a jest potyczka przy Słupach Tytanów, gdzie, po długim czasie, jego blokadę przerwała połączona flota akwitańsko-koriolska. Mimo, że bitwa zakończyła się sukcesem Royal Navy, Thorpe otrzymał śmiertelny postrzał w kręgosłup, od którego zginął kilka godzin później na pokładzie swojego statku. Na cześć tego wybitnego dowódcy, na Stoneton Square postawiono tzw. Kolumnę Thorpe'a, z wizerunkiem admirała na szczycie. Wokół Thorpe'a krążyło wiele legend. Podobno szklane oko admirała, przechowywane w niedostępnej dla zwiedzających kolekcji Muzeum Marynistycznego w Treecoven, pozwala wygrać każdą bitwę, a sam Thorpe był kolejnym wcieleniem Wiecznego Wojownika. Kategoria:Alfheim Kategoria:Historia Kategoria:Wojny Smocze Kategoria:Dowódcy thumbThorpe es un Fakemon de tipo Eléctrico. Está basado en el personaje de Marvel Thor Thorpe Worked with the Army in Gabon and spent time jailed in Mogadishu, Somalia and in Aydin, Turkey as well as in Peru. Thorpe recounts that the prisons were very unpleasant but says that it was nothing compared to what the Predators did. It is insinuated that they tortured him or abused him some way. Thorpe mentions that the Predators killed his commander and an Army captain and that they were lucky to have died quickly. Thorpe was a male Human who served as a lieutenant in the Imperial Army during the Cold War between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire, when he was stationed on the planet Balmorra. He was involved in the Imperial Conquest Consolidation Corps's efforts to crush the Balmorran resistance, and disapproved of his colleague Lieutenant Davrill's penchant for explosions. In the novelisation, he is given the first name of Ron. |} {{Template:TemplateForCharacterInfobox |Name = Thorpe |image = ? |Status = Alive |Gender = Male |Family = Unknown |Friends = Agent Keao |Enemies = Adrian MonkSFPD |Occupation = FBI Agent |Interests = Unknown |Appearances = Mr. Monk and the Really, Really Dead Guy |Portrayed By = Chris Williams Thorpe was an FBI agent who commanded a special unit charged with investigating the murder of street musician Cyrus, supposedly the work of a serial killer, in 2007. Like many federal agents partnered with the SFPD, Thorpe had a tendency to dismiss their competence and treat them as second-class "flunkies." In particular, he heaped scorn on Leland Stottlemeyer and Adrian Monk, especially the latter, whom he called an ignorant "dinosaur." Thorpe placed his faith in the high-tech command vehicle and mobile forensics lab that his unit had been trusted with, which he banished Monk from after Monk fumbled an effort to understand the various gadgets and instruments inside. Later, Thorpe removed Monk from the investigation after Monk, trying to become computer literate, accidentally crossed wires with the F.B.I. and sent them on a raid of Julie Teeger's slumber party. When Stottlemeyer defended Monk to Thorpe, the agent scornfully responded that the Captain's "funny little friend" couldn't possibly be smarter than the half-billion dollars' worth of equipment Thorpe had at his command. However, Monk eventually deduced that the supposed serial killing was actually a distraction, for the manslaughter of a woman at a gas station. The FBI then arrested the man responsible, a Dr. Levin, alongside the SFPD.