Post by Alex Hust on Mar 23, 2020 20:39:40 GMT
Physical Description
Name:Alex Hust
Species: Human
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Height: 6' 0" (1.8m)
Weight: 135 lbs (61.24 kg)
Build/Body Type: Lanky and Skinny, from a lifetime of growing up in low-G
Complexion: White
Hair Color: Brown
Hair Style: Orderly
Eye Color: Brown
Off-Duty Clothing Preferences: Freighter Standard, bomber jackets, vacsuits when appropriate.
Distinguishing Features: Faint scarring on the neck from a plasma explosion.
Face Claim: Theo James
Character Image:
Personal History
Early Life/Pre-Starfleet Career:
Academy/Technical Academy (if Starfleet): Failed out of Starfleet Academy pre-selection due to psychological evaluation. Cited reason: Too stubborn and resistant to following orders.
Previous Assignments (if applicable):
Birthdate: 19 AUG 2355
Birthplace: SS Tranquility,
Marital Status & spouse name(s): Single
Siblings Names and Ages: Sister: Briana Hust, 21
Parents' Names: John Elise Hust, Sarah Hust
Parents' Status: Mother is Deceased, Father did not remarry.
Other Important Relatives: No children, but grandparents of Christian Morris and Cora Hust who operated the Tranquility for most of his life played key roles in his life.
Pets: One cat, Dylan.
Best Friend: Kinun Portzline
Personality
Department Preference: Medical
Commissioned, Enlisted or Civilian: Civilian
Reason for moving to a Federation base: Medic onboard the Diamond Dog, under CPT. Costa
Academy/Tech Majors and Interests: Trauma Medicine and immunology.
Hobbies: Interest in old-Earth sports such as Hockey, Baseball, and others. Fascinated with collecting weapons and medical tools from cultures,
Short-term Goals: Completing his own database of medical tech and old medical practices.
Long-term Goals: Setting up his own practice outside of Federation authority
Defining Characteristic: Blatant disregards for authority at times, and issues following "OSHA Standards" much of the time. Won't back down for an argument easily, especially if he's been drinking recently.
Sense of Humor: Dry, Sarcastic, and often poorly-timed.
Phobias or Fears: Agoraphobia, due to living and growing up almost wholly in artificial envrionments.
Favorite Things: Time to himself, athletic sports, and his Cat.
Least Favorite Things: Rules, Regulations, and Fleet
Bad Habits or Vices: Too fond of drinking for his own good.
Achievements (personal or professional):
Disappointments: Denied entry into Starfleet Academy, which developed into a dislike of Fleet.
Illnesses: Born and raised in low-G environments, planetary gravity can be hard on the physique, including bone density, blood oxygenation, and issues with light. Slightly agoraphobic.
Strengths: Works especially well under pressure, and cuts through bloat or bull quickly and efficiently.
Weaknesses: Very poor at showing concern or care for someone. Easily can get sucked into whatever he is doing or whoever he is treating, even if it puts himself at risk.
Prejudices: Often gives unflattering nicknames to people and authority figures he disagrees with... behind their back, of course.
Please write a brief answer to 3 of the following (a sentence or two for each is fine):
Your character's most painful experience
A few years back when working on a different freighter, Alex was caught up in an explosion of an EPS conduit because the Engineers refused to take care of the ship, citing it being more efficient for corporate to scrap the ship versus overhaul it. It was only because of knowing how to form basic medical tools out of scraps that he was able to survive, however he eventually did fully recover.
Your character's best or favorite experience
Alex really does enjoy time with family, and time in space. Born and raised in space, he was raised in an environment of close family and crew being the only people he saw often. Many memories he has includes jobs way out on the edge of Federation space. More recently, experiences coming out of the Dominion war where he helped civilians escaping the conflict helped give him purpose, and an environment he thrived in regardless of the fact that he was still in the middle of training.
Your character's most crucial experience
Technology breaks, and the old methods still work. The more complex a machine, the more things that can go wrong. Field medicine and first aid without tools are invaluable skills.
Who is your character's role model and why?
Alex is fond of many historical figures, as well as some figures that barely qualify as people. If it has to do with historical medical procedures, famous doctors of old, or people who just went up against the establishment, he's likely to be fond of them. Even artificial people, such as the EMH Mk 1, are models.
Please write a brief sample post from your character’s perspective:
"Shears", Alex called, looking down at the charred shirt of the figure on the table in front of him. A crewman standing by held them out to Alex, before conspicuously making his own departure. "Good," he thought, "Less people to watch over". The unlucky crewman in front of him had done what Alex thought was incredibly stupid - First, not checking the cargo bay after the power failed, and second, deciding to climb up to the EPS conduit housed four meters above the floor. What had he expected? Not to find a short that when opened exploded and sent him hurtling backwards and down? Engineers could be so stupid sometimes.
Regardless, it wasn't his place to judge how they were injured, just make sure they were. The bio-monitor was operating normally, however, and was able to tell him key information. Blood pressure, blood type, heart rate, and blood oxygenation, as well as the normals marked on the bed for this particular species, Human. As he injected a painkiller via hypospray, the man in front of him finally stopped trying to thrash about. "There we are, quit yer bellyachin'", he said, as he prepared to take care of the burns with a dermal regenerator. The man would be back on his feet in a few days, but until then, it meant periodic check-ins with the idiot in front of him.
He tossed the expended hypo on a tray with a metallic clank, as he leaned against a wall "Maybe you'll learn something, eh?" he said aloud, the only response a groaning from the figure on the bed, drifting off to drug-assisted sleep.
Do you have previous experience with a role-play forum? Yes
What brought you to the Frontier?: Another SF Refugee dragged over by Flick
Is there anything else you’d like to tell us? Most American car horns honk in the key of F.
Name:Alex Hust
Species: Human
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Height: 6' 0" (1.8m)
Weight: 135 lbs (61.24 kg)
Build/Body Type: Lanky and Skinny, from a lifetime of growing up in low-G
Complexion: White
Hair Color: Brown
Hair Style: Orderly
Eye Color: Brown
Off-Duty Clothing Preferences: Freighter Standard, bomber jackets, vacsuits when appropriate.
Distinguishing Features: Faint scarring on the neck from a plasma explosion.
Face Claim: Theo James
Character Image:
***
Personal History
Early Life/Pre-Starfleet Career:
Academy/Technical Academy (if Starfleet): Failed out of Starfleet Academy pre-selection due to psychological evaluation. Cited reason: Too stubborn and resistant to following orders.
Previous Assignments (if applicable):
Birthdate: 19 AUG 2355
Birthplace: SS Tranquility,
Marital Status & spouse name(s): Single
Siblings Names and Ages: Sister: Briana Hust, 21
Parents' Names: John Elise Hust, Sarah Hust
Parents' Status: Mother is Deceased, Father did not remarry.
Other Important Relatives: No children, but grandparents of Christian Morris and Cora Hust who operated the Tranquility for most of his life played key roles in his life.
Pets: One cat, Dylan.
Best Friend: Kinun Portzline
***
Personality
Department Preference: Medical
Commissioned, Enlisted or Civilian: Civilian
Reason for moving to a Federation base: Medic onboard the Diamond Dog, under CPT. Costa
Academy/Tech Majors and Interests: Trauma Medicine and immunology.
Hobbies: Interest in old-Earth sports such as Hockey, Baseball, and others. Fascinated with collecting weapons and medical tools from cultures,
Short-term Goals: Completing his own database of medical tech and old medical practices.
Long-term Goals: Setting up his own practice outside of Federation authority
Defining Characteristic: Blatant disregards for authority at times, and issues following "OSHA Standards" much of the time. Won't back down for an argument easily, especially if he's been drinking recently.
Sense of Humor: Dry, Sarcastic, and often poorly-timed.
Phobias or Fears: Agoraphobia, due to living and growing up almost wholly in artificial envrionments.
Favorite Things: Time to himself, athletic sports, and his Cat.
Least Favorite Things: Rules, Regulations, and Fleet
Bad Habits or Vices: Too fond of drinking for his own good.
Achievements (personal or professional):
Disappointments: Denied entry into Starfleet Academy, which developed into a dislike of Fleet.
Illnesses: Born and raised in low-G environments, planetary gravity can be hard on the physique, including bone density, blood oxygenation, and issues with light. Slightly agoraphobic.
Strengths: Works especially well under pressure, and cuts through bloat or bull quickly and efficiently.
Weaknesses: Very poor at showing concern or care for someone. Easily can get sucked into whatever he is doing or whoever he is treating, even if it puts himself at risk.
Prejudices: Often gives unflattering nicknames to people and authority figures he disagrees with... behind their back, of course.
***
Please write a brief answer to 3 of the following (a sentence or two for each is fine):
Your character's most painful experience
A few years back when working on a different freighter, Alex was caught up in an explosion of an EPS conduit because the Engineers refused to take care of the ship, citing it being more efficient for corporate to scrap the ship versus overhaul it. It was only because of knowing how to form basic medical tools out of scraps that he was able to survive, however he eventually did fully recover.
Your character's best or favorite experience
Alex really does enjoy time with family, and time in space. Born and raised in space, he was raised in an environment of close family and crew being the only people he saw often. Many memories he has includes jobs way out on the edge of Federation space. More recently, experiences coming out of the Dominion war where he helped civilians escaping the conflict helped give him purpose, and an environment he thrived in regardless of the fact that he was still in the middle of training.
Your character's most crucial experience
Technology breaks, and the old methods still work. The more complex a machine, the more things that can go wrong. Field medicine and first aid without tools are invaluable skills.
Who is your character's role model and why?
Alex is fond of many historical figures, as well as some figures that barely qualify as people. If it has to do with historical medical procedures, famous doctors of old, or people who just went up against the establishment, he's likely to be fond of them. Even artificial people, such as the EMH Mk 1, are models.
Please write a brief sample post from your character’s perspective:
"Shears", Alex called, looking down at the charred shirt of the figure on the table in front of him. A crewman standing by held them out to Alex, before conspicuously making his own departure. "Good," he thought, "Less people to watch over". The unlucky crewman in front of him had done what Alex thought was incredibly stupid - First, not checking the cargo bay after the power failed, and second, deciding to climb up to the EPS conduit housed four meters above the floor. What had he expected? Not to find a short that when opened exploded and sent him hurtling backwards and down? Engineers could be so stupid sometimes.
Regardless, it wasn't his place to judge how they were injured, just make sure they were. The bio-monitor was operating normally, however, and was able to tell him key information. Blood pressure, blood type, heart rate, and blood oxygenation, as well as the normals marked on the bed for this particular species, Human. As he injected a painkiller via hypospray, the man in front of him finally stopped trying to thrash about. "There we are, quit yer bellyachin'", he said, as he prepared to take care of the burns with a dermal regenerator. The man would be back on his feet in a few days, but until then, it meant periodic check-ins with the idiot in front of him.
He tossed the expended hypo on a tray with a metallic clank, as he leaned against a wall "Maybe you'll learn something, eh?" he said aloud, the only response a groaning from the figure on the bed, drifting off to drug-assisted sleep.
***
Do you have previous experience with a role-play forum? Yes
What brought you to the Frontier?: Another SF Refugee dragged over by Flick
Is there anything else you’d like to tell us? Most American car horns honk in the key of F.
