Ovidia Roscia

' Ovidia Roscia', a Magna Roman is a marine serving on the USS Gorkon.

Stats

• Full Name: Ovidia Roscia
• Current Rank: Corporal
• Race: Magna Roman
• Date of Birth: 238110.12
• Place of Birth: Captail City.
• Gender: Female
• Telepathic statusNone

Appearance

• Height: 5’09”
• Weight:160 lb
• Hair Color' red
• Eye Color dark blue

Manner

• Quarters: anywhere she is home, he has no roots.
• Habits: strong personality, confident of himself and her talents
• Mannerisms: none,
• Religion/Spiritual Devotion believes in the one true god.
• Hobbies and Pastimes
• Likes: good food and ale
• Dislikes: the Federation and anyone who would cross him
• Ambitions and Goals: To service with honor in the Federation and complete her families commitment to the Federation
• Achievements in Life: likes a good assignment and the rewards associated with it.
• Disappointments in Life: None, takes each day as it comes.
• Temperament: bold, quick thinking, and loves a good scrap from time to time.
• Mental problems (complexes and phobias):
• Physical Limitations: none , excellent strength, and flexibility for a Terran, superior eyesight and hearing abilities again for a Terran.

Family

• Spouse:None
• Children: None
• Parents
  • Father: Decimus Ovidius Caecus
  • Mother: Ovidia Crispina
• Siblings:: Appius Ovidius Regulus(Brother)

Background

She was born on the home world of &&&&& to her parents. Her father was at one time a senator, and is still an important personality in politics behind the curtains. Her brother thought to join the Senate at some point decided on his own path and did not join the military which is a perquisite to be in the imperial Senate. The honor thus fell to Ovida and at the age of 9 started her training to join the ranks of the Federation Marine Corp. She was a gifted athletic and excelled at martial arts. She was given a tutor and was put on a rigorous course of physical endurance and education to uphold the family name.

There were three phases to a proper Roman education, primary instruction, reading of literature (called grammar by the Romans) and formal schooling in rhetoric. Rhetoric was considered the most important art that the young could acquire, except if the family came from a military tradition. In this case, it was important to teach the child the arts of war, swordsmanship, hand - to - hand combat, and about life in an army camp. Athletic training in these cases was often harsh, she had to endure cold and hunger in order to teach him to survive while on campaign. At the age of 19 and her training completed she applied to the Federation Marine Corp and she was accepted.