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Mark Hobbes William Johnson was a Human male who lived on Earth in the 24th century.

Mark Johnson was born in 2333 and was raised in Bloomington, Indiana by traditionalist parents and lived in an agricultural community. When he was six, he lost a pet dog and he had a very difficult time getting over it. While a youth, he went by the name "Hobbes". Johnson attended The Meadows school and when he was nine, he began taking tennis lessons with Epkowicz, but refused to quit even though Epkowicz told him to. Two years later, he was taking lessons with coach Cameron, who also coached Kathryn Janeway.

In 2349, Johnson was swimming with Kathryn Janeway in a cave system under Olympus Mons on Mars. When trying to find an entrance to an underground cave, Johnson was pulled into a trench and Janeway saved his life by helping him get out.

In 2351, Johnson began attending Indiana University. He still played tennis occasionally, but he was a part of the school's prestigious swim team. He graduated from Indiana with a degree in philosophy.

By 2359, Johnson was part of a philosophical symposium based in South America called the Questor Group. By then, he had decided to switch to using his first name, "Mark". (VOY novel: Mosaic)

By 2371, Johnson and Janeway were engaged. Following the disappearance of the USS Voyager, Johnson was devastated, but he held out hope that Janeway and the rest of the crew were alive longer than most people did. Eventually he realized that he was clinging to a fantasy. He began living his life again, meeting people and letting go of the past.

In early 2374, Johnson married a woman who worked with him. He was relieved when it was revealed that Voyager hadn't been destroyed and was in fact trapped in the Delta Quadrant. He sent a letter to Kathryn Janeway, telling her what had happened in his life and that he was sorry. (VOY episode: "Hunters")

External linksEdit

• Mark Johnson article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.