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'''Martia''' was a [[Chameloid]] imprisoned on the [[Klingon]] [[penal colony]] [[Rura Penthe]]. In [[2293]], she was involved in the plot to kill [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy]].
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'''Martia''' was a [[Chameloid]] imprisoned on the [[Klingon]] [[penal colony]] [[Rura Penthe]]. In [[2293]], she was involved in a plot to kill [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy]].
   
Martia was offered a full pardon for her crimes if she assisted the Klingons in murdering the two [[Starfleet]] officers, by helping them escape and therefore giving the guards a believable excuse for killing them. She initially approached Kirk and McCoy when they were imprisoned in Rura Penthe, offering them a way to escape. Using her shapeshifting abilities, she alternately appeared as a hulking, hirsute male alien to infiltrate a male-only level, and as a little blonde girl to escape her restraints. Helping them travel beyond the [[magnetic shield]], she then attempted to alert the guards to their location, and engaged in a fight with Kirk. When the [[commandant]] of the colony arrived, however, he killed Martia in an effort to eliminate all possible witnesses to the conspiracy. ({{film|6}})
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Martia was offered a full pardon for her crimes if she assisted the Klingons in murdering the two [[Starfleet]] officers, by helping them escape and therefore giving the guards a believable excuse for killing them. She initially approached Kirk and McCoy when they were imprisoned in Rura Penthe, offering them a way to escape. Using her shapeshifting abilities, she alternately appeared as a hulking, hirsute male alien to infiltrate a male-only level, and as a little blond girl to escape her restraints. Helping Kirk and McCoy travel beyond the [[magnetic shield]], Martia then attempted to alert the guards to their location, and engaged in a fight with Kirk. When the [[commandant]] of the colony arrived, however, he killed Martia in an effort to eliminate all possible witnesses to the conspiracy. ({{film|6}})
   
 
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File:Brute tom morga STVI.jpg|Martia, appearing as the "The Brute"
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File:Brute tom morga STVI.jpg|Martia, appearing as "The Brute"
 
File:Martia as child.jpg|Martia, appearing as a small [[Human]] girl
 
File:Martia as child.jpg|Martia, appearing as a small [[Human]] girl
 
File:MartaasKirk.jpg|Martia, appearing as [[James T. Kirk|Captain James Kirk]]
 
File:MartaasKirk.jpg|Martia, appearing as [[James T. Kirk|Captain James Kirk]]

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Martia was a Chameloid imprisoned on the Klingon penal colony Rura Penthe. In 2293, she was involved in a plot to kill Captain James T. Kirk and Doctor Leonard McCoy.

Martia was offered a full pardon for her crimes if she assisted the Klingons in murdering the two Starfleet officers, by helping them escape and therefore giving the guards a believable excuse for killing them. She initially approached Kirk and McCoy when they were imprisoned in Rura Penthe, offering them a way to escape. Using her shapeshifting abilities, she alternately appeared as a hulking, hirsute male alien to infiltrate a male-only level, and as a little blond girl to escape her restraints. Helping Kirk and McCoy travel beyond the magnetic shield, Martia then attempted to alert the guards to their location, and engaged in a fight with Kirk. When the commandant of the colony arrived, however, he killed Martia in an effort to eliminate all possible witnesses to the conspiracy. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)

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Background

Martia, appearing as she primarily did, was played by Iman. In the script for Star Trek VI, this appearance was described thus; "She's a tall and very good looking female, boots to her thighs, exotic furs, tattered but clearly humanoid."

Martia, appearing as the "Brute", was played by Tom Morga.

In her appearance as a small Human girl, Martia was played by Katie Johnston. This girl was scripted to appear "teenaged".

In her guise as a duplicate of James T. Kirk, Martia was played by William Shatner.

Although Martia's crime(s) are not mentioned in the movie, a draft version of the script contains additional dialog between Kirk and Martia in which she states that she is serving a life sentence for smuggling, which she admits to having been guilty of.

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