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| style="background:#ffffff;" | [[Paul Scudder]] | | style="background:#ffffff;" | [[Paul Scudder]] | ||
| style="background:#ffffff;" |[[File: Scudder_casual.jpeg |150px|thumb|center| Paul Scudder, former counselor at the Duronis II Embassy]] | | style="background:#ffffff;" |[[File: Scudder_casual.jpeg |150px|thumb|center| Paul Scudder, former counselor at the Duronis II Embassy]] | ||
| style="background:#ffffff;" align="left" | Shortly after reporting for duty on the USS Thunder-A, Savan met Counselor Paul Sudarshan Scudder. The counselor had been treating a rescued slaved from the Zone who tried to flee the ship with a nurse as hostage. The interaction between the two officers turned out to be just as dramatic as | | style="background:#ffffff;" align="left" | Shortly after reporting for duty on the USS Thunder-A, Savan met Counselor Paul Sudarshan Scudder. The counselor had been treating a rescued slaved from the Zone who tried to flee the ship with a nurse as hostage. The interaction between the two officers turned out to be just as dramatic as that with the slave, who was later named Kaumari. While Savan and Scudder's relationship could be argumentative, even antagonistic, at times in professional settings–as sometimes is the case with Vulcans and other species–Savan eventually developed a strong fondness for the counselor. A series of trying events at the Embassy thwarted planned social activities during their first shore leave. At the end of that leave–remarkably right after both Scudder and Savan received a Captain's Commendation ribbon–Scudder revealed that he had been suddenly transferred to the USS Darwin-A in the Delta Quadrant. With that news, Savan finally realized the actual nature of his feelings for Scudder, which he then revealed the night before Scudder departed from the Embassy. | ||
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{{LCARS-bar-heading|Personal History|10|COLOR=goldenrod}} | {{LCARS-bar-heading|Personal History|10|COLOR=goldenrod}} | ||
===Early Childhood=== | ===Early Childhood=== | ||
Savan was born to two young Vulcan researchers—Varis, a geologist, and T'Val, a biologist, both of whom had promising careers in the Vulcan Colonial Corps, often assisting with new Federation colonies. The couple married at an early age, shortly after completing their university studies. While in their mid-twenties (Earth standard), T'Val gave birth to Savan in the city of T'Vral Kol, at her family estate that overlooked the Voroth Sea. Much of Savan’s early childhood was without incident and quite typical of Vulcan children. The only exception was that he accompanied his parents to two new Federation colonies at age 5 and age 7. On each occasion, the family spent a year away from Vulcan. His parents appreciated the chance to interact and learn about alien cultures. This gave Savan an early exposure to other species and fostered his curiosity about other worlds and cultures, a quality encouraged by his parents. | Savan was born to two young Vulcan researchers—Varis, a geologist, and T'Val, a biologist, both of whom had promising careers in the Vulcan Colonial Corps, often assisting with new Federation colonies. The couple married at an early age, shortly after completing their university studies. While in their mid-twenties (Earth standard), T'Val gave birth to Savan in the city of T'Vral Kol, at her family estate that overlooked the Voroth Sea. Much of Savan’s early childhood was without incident and quite typical of Vulcan children. The only exception was that he accompanied his parents to two new Federation colonies at age 5 and age 7. On each occasion, the family spent a year away from Vulcan. His parents appreciated the chance to interact and learn about alien cultures. This gave Savan an early exposure to other species and fostered his curiosity about other worlds and cultures, a quality encouraged by his parents. | ||