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| Bryce Tagren-Quinn
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| Full Name
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Bryce Tagren-Quinn
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Doctor
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Human/El-Aurian
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| Gender
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Male
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| Date of Birth
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Unknown
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| Age
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Appears to be late 20s
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Bryce Tagren-Quinn is currently a member of the Maquis and the Skarbek.
Appearance
- Height: 1.88 m (6’2”)
- Build: Slightly muscular, athletic.
- Hair: Dark brown, no hints of gray. Thick, has some curl, is often tousled, and gets a little messy when he’s stressed. He has a habit of threading his hands through it.
- Eyes: Ashen hazel-green.
- Facial Hair: Clean-shaven or some stubble.
- Body Modifications/Tattoos/Scars: No body modifications. Visible tattoos include a solid black chevron pattern with the outline of a sun along the right side of his neck; other tattoos are not visible. Knife scar on the left shoulder, burn scars on torso, a small scar along the right eyebrow, and a scarred left leg.
- Voice: A faint, very subtle southern drawl; was raised by his father, who was originally from North Carolina, USA, Earth. It becomes more pronounced when he's talking fast or is under extreme stress.
Personality
Underneath a sarcastic and flirtatious/charming exterior is an individual writhing in pain—the pain of the life dealt to him, the loss of his mother, of his seemingly transient nature, and the turmoil he feels in the universe. He makes up for it by helping others where he can, providing medical care to those in desperate need. It is with the Maquis where he finally feels a sense of home, of belonging after being practically nomadic for so long.
Relationships
Family
- Marital Status: Single
- Number of children: None
- Father: Paul Quinn, Human, Status Unknown, Former Starfleet Captain USS Poseidon
- Mother: Ari Tagren, El-Aurian/Human, Deceased, Former Lieutenant Commander and CMO USS Poseidon
- Siblings: None
Personal History
Bryce was born on a Federation starship to his junior officer parents, but they quickly moved up the ranks. After his eighth birthday, his mother died tragically on a mission, sending his father into a tailspin where he eventually resigned from service, and took himself and son off the galactic grid for decades. Reports over the years have placed them at the Calesian Lunar Disaster and at other odd, perhaps shady places. Bryce seemingly appeared in the DMZ a few months back, with a shrouded past and with extensive medical training—and a chip on his shoulder, but his heart large for those that suffered. He hasn’t been entirely forthcoming with his background, but there is authenticity in his presence and his appreciation for Brunsig and his crew. They haven’t let him down yet, and he hasn’t let them down, either, tending to broken bones and providing an ear whenever anyone needed it.
