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| − | Character Name = Faraday |
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+ | | Image = [[file:faraday.jpg|220px|Character image.]] |
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+ | | Caption = Faraday in [[2367]]. |
| − | Name = Faraday |
+ | | Name = Faraday |
| − | Species = [[Human]] |
+ | | Species = [[Human]] |
| − | Gender = female |
+ | | Gender = female |
| − | Born = [[24th century]] |
+ | | Born = [[24th century]] |
| − | Affiliation = [[Federation]] [[Starfleet]] |
+ | | Affiliation = [[Federation]], [[Starfleet]] |
| − | Occupation = [[nurse]] |
+ | | Occupation = [[nurse]] |
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+ | | Assign = {{uSS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} |
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+ | | Insignia = [[file:starfleet 2360s insignia.jpg|40px|Assignment badge.]] [[file:blu Ens 2364.png|Rank insignia image.]] |
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| − | [[Nurse]] '''Faraday''' was a [[Human]] woman, a [[Starfleet]] [[medical officer|medical]] [[officer]] (rank of [[ensign]]) serving aboard the [[Federation]] [[starship]] {{ |
+ | [[Nurse]] '''Faraday''' was a [[Human]] woman, a [[Starfleet]] [[medical officer|medical]] [[officer]] ([[rank]] of [[ensign]]) serving aboard the [[Federation]] [[starship]] {{uSS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in the [[2360s]] [[decade]]. |
| − | In [[2367]], Faraday was assigned to a medical relief [[away team]] bound for [[Beta Hydros IV]] aboard the [[Shuttlecraft]] {{ship|Shuttlecraft|Albert Einstein}}. Along with [[Commander]] [[William Riker|Riker]], Ensign [[Wesley Crusher|Crusher]] and [[Doctor]] [[Selar]], Faraday declined to play [[poker]] with the rest of the team. When Faraday and Selar compared their dislike of games, as Selar disliked games of luck like poker, Faraday related a belief, passed on from her grandmother, that nothing was more important than luck. |
+ | In the [[year]] [[2367]], Faraday was assigned to a medical relief [[away team]] bound for [[Beta Hydros IV]] aboard the [[Shuttlecraft]] {{ship|Shuttlecraft|Albert Einstein}}. Along with [[Commander]] [[William Riker|Riker]], Ensign [[Wesley Crusher|Crusher]] and [[Doctor]] [[Selar]], Faraday declined to play [[poker]] with the rest of the team. When Faraday and Selar compared their dislike of games, as Selar disliked games of luck like [[poker]], Faraday related a belief, passed on from her grandmother, that nothing was more important than luck. |
| − | When a strange [[spatial rift]] dragged the shuttle in, Faraday was ordered by Dr. Selar to retrieve [[dimethradine]] for |
+ | When a strange [[spatial rift]] dragged the shuttle in, Faraday was ordered by Dr. Selar to retrieve [[dimethradine]] for Commander Riker, who had sustained head injuries in the turbulence. When [[Lieutenant]] [[Worf]] took command and the shuttle was revealed to be trapped years' travel from the Federation, Faraday expressed concern to Selar that they might never find their way home. ({{c|TNG|The Flight of the Albert Einstein}}) |
As the shuttle set out across [[space]] to try and find civilization, Faraday had trouble sleeping. When Worf asked what was bothering her, Faraday expressed regrets at how her life turned out, to which Worf replied that her life was not yet over. Faraday expressed her fear at being stranded, and Worf replied that true courage was expressed as mastery of fear, rather than absence of fear, in a paraphrase of a [[Mark Twain]] quote his Human parents had taught him. |
As the shuttle set out across [[space]] to try and find civilization, Faraday had trouble sleeping. When Worf asked what was bothering her, Faraday expressed regrets at how her life turned out, to which Worf replied that her life was not yet over. Faraday expressed her fear at being stranded, and Worf replied that true courage was expressed as mastery of fear, rather than absence of fear, in a paraphrase of a [[Mark Twain]] quote his Human parents had taught him. |
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When the ''Einstein'' shuttle detected a large [[technology|technological]] mass ahead in their course, Faraday was one of the first crewmembers to advocate making contact with what could be an extremely [[alien]] [[races and cultures|civilization]] ({{c|TNG|Mourning Star}}) |
When the ''Einstein'' shuttle detected a large [[technology|technological]] mass ahead in their course, Faraday was one of the first crewmembers to advocate making contact with what could be an extremely [[alien]] [[races and cultures|civilization]] ({{c|TNG|Mourning Star}}) |
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Revision as of 13:17, 10 November 2019
- See Faraday for other articles with titles that contain, either by relationship or by coincidence, this character's surname.
Nurse Faraday was a Human woman, a Starfleet medical officer (rank of ensign) serving aboard the Federation starship USS Enterprise-D in the 2360s decade.
In the year 2367, Faraday was assigned to a medical relief away team bound for Beta Hydros IV aboard the Shuttlecraft Albert Einstein. Along with Commander Riker, Ensign Crusher and Doctor Selar, Faraday declined to play poker with the rest of the team. When Faraday and Selar compared their dislike of games, as Selar disliked games of luck like poker, Faraday related a belief, passed on from her grandmother, that nothing was more important than luck.
When a strange spatial rift dragged the shuttle in, Faraday was ordered by Dr. Selar to retrieve dimethradine for Commander Riker, who had sustained head injuries in the turbulence. When Lieutenant Worf took command and the shuttle was revealed to be trapped years' travel from the Federation, Faraday expressed concern to Selar that they might never find their way home. (TNG comic: "The Flight of the Albert Einstein")
As the shuttle set out across space to try and find civilization, Faraday had trouble sleeping. When Worf asked what was bothering her, Faraday expressed regrets at how her life turned out, to which Worf replied that her life was not yet over. Faraday expressed her fear at being stranded, and Worf replied that true courage was expressed as mastery of fear, rather than absence of fear, in a paraphrase of a Mark Twain quote his Human parents had taught him.
When the Einstein shuttle detected a large technological mass ahead in their course, Faraday was one of the first crewmembers to advocate making contact with what could be an extremely alien civilization (TNG comic: "Mourning Star")
| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) medical personnel | ||
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Asenzi • Bond • Calloway • Chandra • Crusher • D'Airo • Faraday • Gavar • Gold • Iovino • Itoh • Johnson • Lewis • Marino • Nigata • Ogawa • Pulaski • Selar • Tanaka • Tarses • Temple • Troi | 
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| see also: engineering personnel • pilots & flight control personnel • operations personnel • security & tactical personnel • sciences personnel • senior staff • unnamed | ||
Appearances
- TNG comics: "The Flight of the Albert Einstein", "Mourning Star", "Trapped", "The Barrier", "Homecoming"