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In the time since arriving at Duronis, Irina has felt her grasp on reality slowly slipping away despite the best efforts of those close to her to try and keep her grounded. Whether it was PTSD after more than two centuries on high combat alert or depression finally setting in after coming to an understanding that she will never see anyone from her past other than her daughter Katya, Irina has slowly been descending into madness these two years since her rescue. | In the time since arriving at Duronis, Irina has felt her grasp on reality slowly slipping away despite the best efforts of those close to her to try and keep her grounded. Whether it was PTSD after more than two centuries on high combat alert or depression finally setting in after coming to an understanding that she will never see anyone from her past other than her daughter Katya, Irina has slowly been descending into madness these two years since her rescue. | ||
=='''Relationships:'''== | |||
Irina had an extremely close friendship with Dimitri Popov, a neighbor boy in her apartment complex growing up. The two were inseparable and were closer than siblings all through their childhoods. Out of school they both enlisted in the marines together and were only separated when Irina was hand-picked for a long-term exploration mission on the USS Columbia. Dimitri is the father of Irina's daughter Katya. He died of old age waiting for Irina return. | |||
Aurora James. Irina was definitely not looking for a relationship and definitely not with a counselor, which she always did her best to avoid, or with a woman, in which she had never had any interest. Still, somehow when the two made eye contact the attraction was instantaneous. | |||
=='''Education:'''== | =='''Education:'''== | ||