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Thomas S. Brown was born in March of 1880 in Plymouths, United Kingdom. He lives a peaceful life with his parents with his father Richard who worked as an engine driver in the Great Western Railway and his mother Margaret who work as a baker. Thomas also has a sister called Daisy which is 5 years younger then him. Around his 18s, he would join White Star Line as a stewardess and continue to serve on several ships on white star fleet, one of the ship he would served was aboard Titanic which he would later become one of the survivor who make it out the ship and even after the sinking it still didn't stop him on staying on his duty. When the great war rolled in, Thomas still decided to stay serving as a steward even after hearing the threat of U-boat lurking in the English Channel. Unfortunately though around 1915, his mother passed away from illness, which followed by his father just three weeks later and was found taking his own life because of the sadness he couldn't bear. This devastated both Daisy and Thomas as now they need to live on their own to survive through the war. While Daisy decided to be a nurse on the red cross, Thomas would stay working as a stewardess but relocated to work aboard a hospital ship which sometimes both him and Daisy found themselves working on the same ship. However though around 1916 he would be assigned to work aboard Britannic as a stewardess on her sixth voyage to Mudros. It was his third time aboard Britannic and surely it was gonna be just a regular crossing between Southampton and Mudros...or so he thought it was.