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Luther Sloan
Luther Sloan was a key operative in the covert intelligence organization, Section 31, during the 24th century. Rising quickly through the ranks of the agency, Sloan eventually took on the role of Deputy Director, a position of great power and influence.
Sloan originally wanted to be a medical doctor, but after the death of his son at the hands of the Dominion, his path in life took a sharp turn. The tragic loss led him to dedicate himself to keeping other sons and daughters of the Federation safe. Sloan's subsequent commitment to preserving and protecting the Federation was as commendable as it was ruthless. For Sloan, the ends always justified the means.
A self-professed "man of secrets", Sloan was very comfortable operating from the shadows, leading a life steeped in deceit and mystery. His wife and other children lived on Earth, but Sloan's duties as a clandestine agent meant he was rarely able to see them. This was a necessary sacrifice because it meant that he was out there dealing with the greatest threats against the Federation, threats that sometimes even the highest-ranking members of Starfleet were unaware of.
Working for Section 31 meant that Sloan was often put in morally dubious positions, and even he was not exempt from sleepless nights ruminating over the difficult decisions inherent in his line of work. Ultimately, however, he was willing to lose sleep so that Federation citizens might sleep soundly, knowing that they were being kept safe.
Sloan originally wanted to be a medical doctor, but after the death of his son at the hands of the Dominion, his path in life took a sharp turn. The tragic loss led him to dedicate himself to keeping other sons and daughters of the Federation safe. Sloan's subsequent commitment to preserving and protecting the Federation was as commendable as it was ruthless. For Sloan, the ends always justified the means.
A self-professed "man of secrets", Sloan was very comfortable operating from the shadows, leading a life steeped in deceit and mystery. His wife and other children lived on Earth, but Sloan's duties as a clandestine agent meant he was rarely able to see them. This was a necessary sacrifice because it meant that he was out there dealing with the greatest threats against the Federation, threats that sometimes even the highest-ranking members of Starfleet were unaware of.
Working for Section 31 meant that Sloan was often put in morally dubious positions, and even he was not exempt from sleepless nights ruminating over the difficult decisions inherent in his line of work. Ultimately, however, he was willing to lose sleep so that Federation citizens might sleep soundly, knowing that they were being kept safe.