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Officers
Female Spock
CLASS: COMMAND
GROUP: IDIC
FACTION: FEDERATION
Hailing from an alternate timeline, created after Nero’s journey into the past, Spock’s life and career followed a similar trajectory to those in other timelines affected by these events. Spock enrolled in Starfleet Academy, and while studying there, met Nnamdi Uhuro. The pair bonded over their love of science, excelled academically, and soon became romantic partners. Initially displeased at being assigned to the Farragut during the Nero crisis, Uhuro convinced Spock, by then an Academy instructor, to alter the roster so that they too could serve aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise.
It was during this crisis that Spock witnessed events both devastating and miraculous – from the destruction of her home planet, Vulcan, with the loss of much of its people and culture, including her father, to the arrival of Ambassador Spock, her older self from the far future. When her duties allowed, Spock assisted the ambassador and the remaining Vulcan elders in the formation of New Vulcan, which is where she was reunited with her original bondmate, T’Pring.
Aboard the Enterprise, Spock also forged friendships that she knew would last a lifetime. This included Lea McCoy, Marjorie Scott, Pavlovna Chekov, Jason Rand, Keensera, and her eventual first officer, Hikari Sulu. She also remained good friends with Uhuro, despite having resumed her relationship with T’Pring. But it was with a certain captain of the Enterprise that Spock struck up her greatest friendship – the incomprehensible yet brilliant, Jane Tiberia Kirk. Jane’s death, saving the Enterprise hit Spock hard, and she felt immense guilt when she was later offered the captaincy. Ambassador Spock helped her through this difficult time, and when she later passed away, and Spock received her personal effects, it only confirmed the importance of friendship in her future.
GROUP: IDIC
FACTION: FEDERATION
Hailing from an alternate timeline, created after Nero’s journey into the past, Spock’s life and career followed a similar trajectory to those in other timelines affected by these events. Spock enrolled in Starfleet Academy, and while studying there, met Nnamdi Uhuro. The pair bonded over their love of science, excelled academically, and soon became romantic partners. Initially displeased at being assigned to the Farragut during the Nero crisis, Uhuro convinced Spock, by then an Academy instructor, to alter the roster so that they too could serve aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise.
It was during this crisis that Spock witnessed events both devastating and miraculous – from the destruction of her home planet, Vulcan, with the loss of much of its people and culture, including her father, to the arrival of Ambassador Spock, her older self from the far future. When her duties allowed, Spock assisted the ambassador and the remaining Vulcan elders in the formation of New Vulcan, which is where she was reunited with her original bondmate, T’Pring.
Aboard the Enterprise, Spock also forged friendships that she knew would last a lifetime. This included Lea McCoy, Marjorie Scott, Pavlovna Chekov, Jason Rand, Keensera, and her eventual first officer, Hikari Sulu. She also remained good friends with Uhuro, despite having resumed her relationship with T’Pring. But it was with a certain captain of the Enterprise that Spock struck up her greatest friendship – the incomprehensible yet brilliant, Jane Tiberia Kirk. Jane’s death, saving the Enterprise hit Spock hard, and she felt immense guilt when she was later offered the captaincy. Ambassador Spock helped her through this difficult time, and when she later passed away, and Spock received her personal effects, it only confirmed the importance of friendship in her future.