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Deirdre
Skye
Lt. Commander
Chief Botanist/
Xenobiologist
Scotland
05-28-2025
170.1 cm
52.2 kg |
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Service
Record:
Born 2025, Edinburgh Scotland, father a
U.N. security consultant assigned to various crisis locales worldwide.
Studied at Cornell University School of Agriculture, acquired Bachelor
of Science in Agriculture and Environmental Biology, Masters in
Biology, Ph.D. Biology and Genetics. Immediately distinguished self
with deep intuitive knowledge of plant strains and ability to intuit
powerful genetic manipulations at Bionex Research Lab, White Plains,
N.Y.
Later
worked for Red Cross and United Nations Disaster Relief Fund to
revitalize radiation contaminated areas with highly specialized
biostrains (Skye variation v097 apple and Skye Mark IV wheat strain
considered as highest examples of adaptable biogenetics in contaminated
soil). Selected as top candidate for Mission Botanist/Xenobiologist by
U.N. Alpha Centauri Mission Committee, appointed against wishes of
Chief Science Officer Prokhor Zakharov.
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Psych Profile: Conservationist
Relies on deep intuitive sense combined with
scientific knowledge for determination of future actions. Powerful mind
and will combined with broad base of knowledge leads her to excel in
chosen area of expertise. Sense of isolation from childhood events
(e.g. divorce of parents) and pre-launch events reinforces strong
tendency to introversion.
Strong
connection to environmental causes may cloud scientific judgment;
strong democratic leadership style may result in subject
placing welfare of loyal subordinates above welfare of mission as a
whole. Appeals to reason should prove effective in discouraging these
behaviors.
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 Visions of Alpha
Centauri
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FutureWorks:
"Planet
Dreams"
"Our
Secret War"
"A
Comparative Biology of Planet"
"The
Collected Poems"
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Faction:
Gaia's Stepdaughters
Founding
Base: Gaia's High Garden |
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In
the great commons at Gaia's Landing we have a tall and particularly
beautiful stand of white pine, planted at the time of the first
colonies. It represents our promise to the people, and to Planet
itself, never to repeat the tragedy of Earth.
--
Lady Deirdre Skye, "Planet Dreams"
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