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'''Ensign Joan Alice Basilone''' is currently serving as a '''Science Officer''' aboard the {{USS|Gorkon}}. | '''Ensign Joan Alice Basilone''' is currently serving as a '''Science Officer''' aboard the {{USS|Gorkon}}. | ||
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* '''Height''': 160 cm (5'3") | * '''Height''': 160 cm (5'3") | ||
* '''Weight''': 48 kg (106 lbs) | * '''Weight''': 48 kg (106 lbs) | ||
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* '''Build''': Slender, athletic, yet still femininely curved. Long straight hair that reaches past her shoulders. Smooth, light olive skin. | * '''Build''': Slender, athletic, yet still femininely curved. Long straight hair that reaches past her shoulders. Smooth, light olive skin. | ||
{{ | {{Header|teal|Relationships}} | ||
Whom does your character get on with or not get on with? For now, pick one member of your current crew and enter their name below, then describe the nature of your character's relationship with them. | Whom does your character get on with or not get on with? For now, pick one member of your current crew and enter their name below, then describe the nature of your character's relationship with them. | ||
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(Description Here) | (Description Here) | ||
{{ | {{Header|teal|Family}} | ||
* Thomas Allen Basilone (father, b. 2335) | * Thomas Allen Basilone (father, b. 2335) | ||
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Joan's four brothers, all of whom are more than two meters tall, play for the Bayasur Total, an Epa'ani club, where they are known collectively as the Four Horsemen. Epa'ani is a sport descended from Australian rules football, though it is more strenuous and hazardous on its players than the sport it is derived from. | Joan's four brothers, all of whom are more than two meters tall, play for the Bayasur Total, an Epa'ani club, where they are known collectively as the Four Horsemen. Epa'ani is a sport descended from Australian rules football, though it is more strenuous and hazardous on its players than the sport it is derived from. | ||
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{{SubHeading|Lolagi IV}} | {{SubHeading|Lolagi IV|teal}} | ||
Joan was born and raised on Lolagi IV, one of the earliest human colonies, predating the founding of the Federation. Thanks to its three moons, which limits the planetary tilt, along with a near perfect circular orbit in the optimal zone around a yellow dwarf sun, Lolagi IV enjoys mild seasons, with a climate reminiscent of Earth's Oceania. Lolagi IV has similar water coverage as Earth, though its land masses are smaller, as are its polar caps. | Joan was born and raised on Lolagi IV, one of the earliest human colonies, predating the founding of the Federation. Thanks to its three moons, which limits the planetary tilt, along with a near perfect circular orbit in the optimal zone around a yellow dwarf sun, Lolagi IV enjoys mild seasons, with a climate reminiscent of Earth's Oceania. Lolagi IV has similar water coverage as Earth, though its land masses are smaller, as are its polar caps. | ||
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The native language of Lolagi IV is Federation Standard, though there are numerous "loan words" from the languages of the original settlers interspersed in native dialogue. | The native language of Lolagi IV is Federation Standard, though there are numerous "loan words" from the languages of the original settlers interspersed in native dialogue. | ||
{{SubHeading|Medical}} | {{SubHeading|Medical|teal}} | ||
Joan suffers from Pomare syndrome, a rare genetic condition occurring among the female children of a Human and Haliian bonding, where the father is human and the mother is Haliian. Individuals with Pomare syndrome display the following characteristics: | Joan suffers from Pomare syndrome, a rare genetic condition occurring among the female children of a Human and Haliian bonding, where the father is human and the mother is Haliian. Individuals with Pomare syndrome display the following characteristics: | ||
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Joan was once mistaken for a holographic figure by a Betazoid classmate during a holodeck exercise. Joan's family take extra care to insure Joan does not feel isolated from the rest of the family due to her condition. | Joan was once mistaken for a holographic figure by a Betazoid classmate during a holodeck exercise. Joan's family take extra care to insure Joan does not feel isolated from the rest of the family due to her condition. | ||
{{SubHeading|Childhood}} | {{SubHeading|Childhood|teal}} | ||
* Joan began learning to surf at the age of six | * Joan began learning to surf at the age of six | ||
{{SubHeading|Teen Years}} | {{SubHeading|Teen Years|teal}} | ||
* At the age of sixteen, Joan and some of her classmates went on a '''VERY''' chaperoned trip to Risa. Among the sites visited were Risa's subterranean gardens, in which all the plants were luminescent | * At the age of sixteen, Joan and some of her classmates went on a '''VERY''' chaperoned trip to Risa. Among the sites visited were Risa's subterranean gardens, in which all the plants were luminescent | ||