Quentin Collins: Difference between revisions

! style="background:#ffffff;" |[[File:Quinten_Collins_Jr.jpeg|140px|thumb|center|Quentin Collins Jr ]]  

! style="background:#ffffff;" |Father. CEO of Collins Cannery and former Captain of the Collins' fishing fleet. (Deceased. 231209.19-239707.07)

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! style="background:#ffffff;" |[[File:AB_Collins.jpeg|140px|thumb|center| Professor Angelique Bouchard-Collins]]

! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |A self-professed "seeker of truth", Angelique once came to Collinsport in search of power. Instead she found love and a home where he had none, leading to her life as an academic and mother.  

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! style="background:#ffffff;" |Sister. Practicing Lawyer.

! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |The middle child of the current Collins dynasty. Imbued with the work ethic of her father and thirst for knowledge of her mother. She entered law school shortly after Quentin shipped out to Starfleet Academy. Afterward she set up a practice in Collinsport, despite promising Quentin she would escape the orbit of their strange hometown.

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* '''Pen & Paper''': An ancient leather bound notebook. Though Quentin isn't adverse to using consoles and PADDs at times he prefers to physically write out ideas and theories in a smallish notebook he keeps on his person at all time (unless it has been stolen by Crewman Tolar, who enjoys giving him a hard time about his tactile obsession). Of note, the ink pen he uses was given to him by his father the day he shipped out to San Francisco.  

It is of the opinion of these programs that Quentin Collins continues to perform adequately in his duties, providing the ship and her Captain a competent First Officer and decently talented overall officer. However, it is also the opinions of these programs that he continues to act with a sort of recklessness, assuming the best of the people he comes into contact with until they show him otherwise. It is of the opinion of these programs that he start to establish a more pragmatic, more detached view of his subordinates in order to gain the clarity (and practicality) required for higher Command.

Quentin's next mission would send him past his own limits of experience. The mysterious signal picked up by the Arrow's scanners during the previous mission had been intensifying and had also garnered the attention of the Sheliak Corporate. So much so that the Corporate leveled an ultimatum at the ship and the planet's base. All refugee ships and Atlas Base staff were to leave the planet and allow the Corporate unfettered access to the planet to reap it's spoils.

It is of the opinion(s) of this program(s) that LTCMMD. Collins continues to try his best in any given scenario, taking into account the safety and well-being of his peers above all, no matter the circumstances. However, it is that same selflessness that has caused him to push himself past his established physical and mental parameters, putting into jeopardy both his future in Command and likely his very life. Correction is required should he wish a future existence. Both in Starfleet and living in general.

In the wake of the previous mission, Quentin Collins found himself shifted. After a quietly tense shore leave and numerous meetings, Commander Collins once again found himself in the position of Chief Science Officer. After introducing himself to the rest of the Science Staff and making peace with the position change, he promptly threw himself into work. And was slightly rewarded for his diligence.  

However, it is also of the opinion(s) of this program(s) that Commander Collins continues to take dangerous risks in the sake of "not letting his crew down". Commander Collins has conflated responsibility to one's peers as a need to put himself in harm's way for the sake of the "greater good". This program(s) predicts it is only a matter of time before his misguided "selflessness" has deadly repercussions for Commander Collins and his crew.

Further Analysis Requires Further Input.