Danny Wilde: Difference between revisions

Danny Wilde is considered by some to be an enigma character. Originally the Casanova of the Independence, due to his many flirtations, he is now more commonly known as one of the stricter senior officers of the Ronin. Sometimes seen as too disciplined and unfeeling, he has a deep, caring side which he sometimes has trouble showing. He balances his serious side with a humorous, practical-joker side which people often don't believe true. Before his joining of [[StarFleet Intelligence|Starfleet Intelligence]], he was often the ship's stick-in-the-mud, but has changed drastically over time. He attributes his tenure as a spy combined with his long-term relationship with Idril Mar to be the key things that mellowed him out. A once self-confessed Xenophone, Danny had an intolerance of the Klingon species, but that has also mellowed over time. This is not evident in the case of the Romulan species, though. For one week he was held prisoner and tortured on the Romulan Prison Ship 'Torval'. He is extremely proud of his English heritage, and claims he can trace his lineage back to the 12th Century and also states that the Wilde's were as important in history as the Picard's and the Smith's. He considers his best friend and partner in mischief to be Lt. [[Brice, Ethan|Ethan Brice]], and considers [[Devar, Alana|Alana Devar]], [[Kirov, Johnathan Ivanov|John Kirov]], [[Zaahn, Caleb|Caleb Zaahn]], [[Makra, Horne|Horne Makra]] and [[Trollin, Jalek|Jalek Trollin]] to be his comrades in 'the early years'. John Kirov named one of his children after Danny Wilde. He considers his one-time mentor to be the legendary [[Kelray, Jack E.|Jack Kelray]], a former SFI trainer. It was during Danny's training that Jack took off and left him to fend for himself. They re-united on DS17 a few years later.