| Reginald Walker | |
|---|---|
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| Vital statistics | |
| Title | Quartermaster |
| Gender | Male |
| Status | Alive |
| Ships | Intrepid |
| Relationships | Naft (Captain) |
| Appearances | First Appearance: V. |
| Portrayed by | Unknown |
Reginald Walker is the quartermaster aboard the Intrepid under the command of Captain Naft.
Biography[]
Season One[]
Walker and Captain Naft are summoned to a meeting by Eleanor Guthrie. She wants to use the Intrepid and the Black Hind, the two lowest earning pirate ships, to replace the ships of the Guthrie Trading Company, which Richard Guthrie had used to fence the pirates' plunder before he spread the news of his arrest. Also at the meeting is Frasier, an appraiser who Eleanor wants to use for his charter to sell items abroad, and Benjamin Hornigold, to provide security and to lend them legitimacy with the street. Naft believes his crew would agree to this. Hornigold insists that Eleanor remove her ban on Charles Vane in exchange for his joining, which she refuses. Hornigold gives her until dark to decide[1].
Eleanor holes up in her office while the rest of the prospective members of the Consortium wait outside in the common room. After two hours, Eleanor emerges and agrees to Hornigold's terms[2].
Walker and the rest of the Intrepid crew agree to transition to a merchant crew, as predicted. At the next meeting, Walker takes the notes for the meeting. He is ordered by his captain to add to the agenda finding a shorter name. The rest of the meeting is devoted to discussing Captain Geoffrey Lawrence's preparations for the maiden voyage of the Consortium[3].
Season Two[]
Eleanor Guthrie and by extension, the Consortium, support Charles Vane's position as Steward of the Fort when Captain Flint threatens it. After Eleanor is arrested by Captain Hornigold and Dufresne, the Consortium falls apart and Captain Lawrence's and Captain Naft's crews scatter[4].
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