Abraham Grant

Abraham is as some would describe as a very calm and reserved man, but in truth he is merely putting up a front in order to hide a dark past that haunts him day and night. He also seems to deal with such problems by turning to drinking, which is greatly looked down upon by his god-daughter Lynne Williams, but encouraged by Morane himself, who hates it when Grant refuses a drink because he becomes much more defensive. Abraham seems to be the only one aside from Stan Winston who truly knows Morane inside and out, which is why he always refuses a drink in his presence. Grant knows that Morane knows why he drinks and that it's nothing but a power-trip for him whenever their history is brought up. But Grant also knows he must keep up some form of alliance with the man in order to ensure that none of his people are harmed. Thus, Grant allows Morane to belittle and emasculate him right in front of the rest of the City Council and his own people.

In fact, Grant even allows Morane to taunt him with the past; anything to keep his people safe. This is why he always prefers to attend meetings alone, because only he knows what to do and say to keep Morane from losing his temper. It's always a messy situation, especially whenever Lynne insists on joining him. She takes after her father: Grant's superior officer and longtime comrade of the old days. It is unknown whether or not her father knows the history between Grant and Morane, but since they served together and were very close there's a good chance he does know.

In Atlantech: The Early Days Abraham is still only Captain of the AMF, but still doesn't show very strong leadership skills as Lynne does. Still, he takes a stand whenever he feels he needs to, especially when concerning Morane. He, along with Lynne also seem to be the ones pushing Justin Church to work with Artis Frederic over at Atlantech on a new top secret project that doesn't appear to have a name just yet. Lynne, however, seems to be more concerned over Justin refusing than Grant is, and assures her that even if Corporal Church isn't on board then Atlantech can manage on their own; just as they have before. Lynne is then reminded of the horrible accident where a test pilot had been killed, and brings up her fears to Grant, who is sympathetic about it.