Notable Captiot

Julian Goldstone
1840-1929
geologist, philosopher
Julian Goldstone was instrumental in synthesizing dialectical materialism with the science of his time. He wrote heavily about philosophy, geology, and natural science in general; his books include "The Dialectic Nature of the World" and "Geological History of Captiotia Island". He is also well-known for discovering that the large crater lake in modern Goldstone prefecture was formed from a meteorite impact nearly 100,000 years ago.

Victor Kowalski
1884-1953
economist, historian
Victor Kowalski, who also went by Victoria, was a professor who studied and taught economics, history, and social theory. They formulated the first comprehensive overview of Captiotian history under the lens of historical materialism, and agitated for progressive social change from young adulthood until death.

Galena "Bunny" Green
1899-1973
educator, labor activist
Galena Green was a teacher who wrote several books about education, unions, and the revolutionary strategy of the common worker. She then went on to lead several student demonstrations and industrial strikes.

Robert Flatterman "Mr. Electric" Lookescope
1914-2001
he/him
revolutionary, musician
Robert Lookescope was the founder and leader of the Summatory Socialist Party around the time of the revolution. He was known for his vigilantism and fomenting political support with his charisma and skilled musicianship.