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	There also used to be a Sergeant Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are hereditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.		There also used to be a Sergeant Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are hereditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.

	A coal-merchants on [[Wixon's Alley]] are also called Maroon and Sons. Whether they are related is not yet made clear.		A coal-merchants' on [[Wixon's Alley]] are also called Maroon and Sons. Whether they are related is not yet made clear.

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	In the time of {{NW}}, a porter at the [[Assassins' Guild]]. Mr Maroon was inadvertently helpful to the young [[Vetinari]] on a number of occasions (for instance, active assignments were pigeon-holed in alphabetical order, right underneath the great big word "ACTIVE", so that from the other end of the hall, Vetinari could see there was one under "B" and make the deduction that the Hon [[John Bleedwell]], Esq., was out on a mission.) Mr Maroon quite liked Vetinari, rating him as a quiet and studious young man, with a polite interest in the welfare of the Maroon family, which many of the other young gentlemen would not even think to have for a social inferior. Vetinari has also taken care to be "appropriately generous" when the occasion calls for it, and has made a useful ally, giving him an edge over other assassins who wouldn't even think to ask after the welfare of a mere servant's wife and child. Like the [[Stippler]]s, the Maroons are "hereditary porters" to the Guild, in that their fathers and grandfathers were Assassins' Guild employees, and their sons and grandsons in all probability will be.		In the time of {{NW}}, a porter at the [[Assassins' Guild]]. Mr Maroon was inadvertently helpful to the young [[Vetinari]] on a number of occasions (for instance, active assignments were pigeon-holed in alphabetical order, right underneath the great big word "ACTIVE", so that from the other end of the hall, Vetinari could see there was one under "B" and make the deduction that the Hon [[John Bleedwell]], Esq., was out on a mission). Mr Maroon quite liked Vetinari, rating him as a quiet and studious young man, with a polite interest in the welfare of the Maroon family, which many of the other young gentlemen would not even think to have for a social inferior. Vetinari has also taken care to be "appropriately generous" when the occasion calls for it, and has made a useful ally, giving him an edge over other assassins who wouldn't even think to ask after the welfare of a mere servant's wife and child. Like the [[Stippler]]s, the Maroons are "hereditary porters" to the Guild, in that their fathers and grandfathers were Assassins' Guild employees, and their sons and grandsons in all probability will be.

	There also used to be a Sergeant Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are ~~heriditary~~ porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.		There also used to be a Sergeant Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are hereditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.

	A coal-merchants on [[Wixon's Alley]] are also called Maroon and Sons. Whether they are related is not yet made clear.		A coal-merchants on [[Wixon's Alley]] are also called Maroon and Sons. Whether they are related is not yet made clear.

Dromandkass at 01:10, 25 December 2012

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	In the time of {{NW}}, a porter at the [[Assassins' Guild]]. Mr Maroon was inadvertently helpful to the young [[Vetinari]] on a number of occasions (for instance, active assignments were pigeon-holed in alphabetical order, right underneath the great big word "ACTIVE", so that from the other end of the hall, Vetinari could see there was one under "B" and make the deduction that the Hon [[John Bleedwell]], Esq., was out on a mission.) Mr Maroon quite liked Vetinari, rating him as a quiet and studious young man, with a polite interest in the welfare of the Maroon family, which many of the other young gentlemen would not even think to have for a social inferior. Vetinari has also taken care to be "appropriately generous" when the occasion calls for it, and has made a useful ally, giving him an edge over other assassins who wouldn't even think to ask after the welfare of a mere servant's wife and child. Like the [[Stippler]]s, the Maroons are "hereditary porters" to the Guild, in that their fathers and grandfathers were Assassins' Guild employees, and their sons and grandsons in all probability will be.		In the time of {{NW}}, a porter at the [[Assassins' Guild]]. Mr Maroon was inadvertently helpful to the young [[Vetinari]] on a number of occasions (for instance, active assignments were pigeon-holed in alphabetical order, right underneath the great big word "ACTIVE", so that from the other end of the hall, Vetinari could see there was one under "B" and make the deduction that the Hon [[John Bleedwell]], Esq., was out on a mission.) Mr Maroon quite liked Vetinari, rating him as a quiet and studious young man, with a polite interest in the welfare of the Maroon family, which many of the other young gentlemen would not even think to have for a social inferior. Vetinari has also taken care to be "appropriately generous" when the occasion calls for it, and has made a useful ally, giving him an edge over other assassins who wouldn't even think to ask after the welfare of a mere servant's wife and child. Like the [[Stippler]]s, the Maroons are "hereditary porters" to the Guild, in that their fathers and grandfathers were Assassins' Guild employees, and their sons and grandsons in all probability will be.

	There also used to be a Sergeant ~~'Skully'~~ Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are heriditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.		There also used to be a Sergeant Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are heriditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.

	A coal-merchants on [[Wixon's Alley]] are also called Maroon and Sons. Whether they are related is not yet made clear.		A coal-merchants on [[Wixon's Alley]] are also called Maroon and Sons. Whether they are related is not yet made clear.

AgProv: Herititary porterhood; coal portering

2012-12-06T20:18:47Z

Herititary porterhood; coal portering

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	In the time of {{NW}}, a porter at the [[Assassins' Guild]]. Mr Maroon was inadvertently helpful to the young [[Vetinari]] on a number of occasions (for instance, active assignments were pigeon-holed in alphabetical order, right underneath the great big word "ACTIVE", so that from the other end of the hall, Vetinari could see there was one under "B" and make the deduction that the Hon [[John Bleedwell]], Esq., was out on a mission.) Mr Maroon quite ~~likes~~ Vetinari, rating him as a quiet and studious young man, with a polite interest in the welfare of the Maroon family which many of the other young gentlemen would not even think to have for a social inferior. Vetinari has also taken care to be "appropriately generous" when the occasion calls for it, and has made a useful ally, giving him an edge over other assassins who wouldn't even think to ask after the welfare of a mere servant's wife and child.		In the time of {{NW}}, a porter at the [[Assassins' Guild]]. Mr Maroon was inadvertently helpful to the young [[Vetinari]] on a number of occasions (for instance, active assignments were pigeon-holed in alphabetical order, right underneath the great big word "ACTIVE", so that from the other end of the hall, Vetinari could see there was one under "B" and make the deduction that the Hon [[John Bleedwell]], Esq., was out on a mission.) Mr Maroon quite liked Vetinari, rating him as a quiet and studious young man, with a polite interest in the welfare of the Maroon family, which many of the other young gentlemen would not even think to have for a social inferior. Vetinari has also taken care to be "appropriately generous" when the occasion calls for it, and has made a useful ally, giving him an edge over other assassins who wouldn't even think to ask after the welfare of a mere servant's wife and child. Like the [[Stippler]]s, the Maroons are "hereditary porters" to the Guild, in that their fathers and grandfathers were Assassins' Guild employees, and their sons and grandsons in all probability will be.

	There also used to be a Sergeant 'Skully' Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are heriditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.		There also used to be a Sergeant 'Skully' Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are heriditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.

			A coal-merchants on [[Wixon's Alley]] are also called Maroon and Sons. Whether they are related is not yet made clear.



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In the time of {{NW}}, a porter at the [[Assassins' Guild]]. Mr Maroon was inadvertently helpful to the young [[Vetinari]] on a number of occasions (for instance, active assignments were pigeon-holed in alphabetical order, right underneath the great big word "ACTIVE", so that from the other end of the hall, Vetinari could see there was one under "B" and make the deduction that the Hon [[John Bleedwell]], Esq., was out on a mission.) Mr Maroon quite likes Vetinari, rating him as a quiet and studious young man, with a polite interest in the welfare of the Maroon family which many of the other young gentlemen would not even think to have for a social inferior. Vetinari has also taken care to be "appropriately generous" when the occasion calls for it, and has made a useful ally, giving him an edge over other assassins who wouldn't even think to ask after the welfare of a mere servant's wife and child.

There also used to be a Sergeant 'Skully' Maroon in the Watch. In {{MAA}}, it is revealed that Sam Vimes is paying his widow a pension, of sorts. it is unclear whether the Maroons who are heriditary porters at the Assassins' Guild are related to the Watchman of the same name.

[[Category:Discworld characters|Maroon]]
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