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Uhura
25. As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?
Where I grew up, it was a very industrialized area and the children didn't have a lot of conflict like I've heard a lot of the early 21st century children did. My closest friends and I still indulged in some of the same activities: sleepovers and hanging out, sharing vid discs and the like. I had one or two boyfriends, but as I grew older, I became very focused on my schoolwork. Getting into Starfleet was something I always wanted to do and my friends wanted that for me.
35. When was the time you were the most frightened? [ST GAME ANSWER]
There was a time, on Rigel III, when most of the bridge crew was down on the planet and I was left in charge of the Enterprise. While they were down there, we were engaged by a ship in orbit AND the away team was assaulted while on the planet. Lt. Romaine was injured and though it wasn't badly, I was still really scared for her.
79. What, if anything, shocks or offends you?
Intolerance, especially in this day and age.
85. What is your greatest strength as a person?
My ability to pick things up quickly. To learn fast.
98. What three words best describe your personality?
Independent. Strong. Humorous.
15. How would you describe your childhood in general?
I had a great childhood. My parents were very loving, both to each other and to me. They always encouraged me, no matter what it was I said I wanted to do and never let me feel as if I couldn't do something for one reason or another.
4. Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?
I don't have any siblings.
47. Do you believe in the existence of soul mates and/or true love?
Soulmates? Maybe. True love? Definitely. I mean, the way I fell in love with Spock wasn't the most ideal of circumstances, but I wouldn't change it for anything. If there IS such as soulmates, I hope he's mine.
93. What goal do you most want to accomplish in your lifetime?
I have to admit that, currently, I'm living out my goal: serving on the USS Enterprise. When I come up with a new goal, I'll let you know.
80. What would you do if you had insomnia and had to find something to do to amuse yourself?
I'd head down to the officer's deck and find Spock. I'm sure he'd have a rousing game of chess going. If not him, than Chekov could explain something interesting on the bridge. I'd be asleep in no time, either way.
25. As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?
Where I grew up, it was a very industrialized area and the children didn't have a lot of conflict like I've heard a lot of the early 21st century children did. My closest friends and I still indulged in some of the same activities: sleepovers and hanging out, sharing vid discs and the like. I had one or two boyfriends, but as I grew older, I became very focused on my schoolwork. Getting into Starfleet was something I always wanted to do and my friends wanted that for me.
35. When was the time you were the most frightened? [ST GAME ANSWER]
There was a time, on Rigel III, when most of the bridge crew was down on the planet and I was left in charge of the Enterprise. While they were down there, we were engaged by a ship in orbit AND the away team was assaulted while on the planet. Lt. Romaine was injured and though it wasn't badly, I was still really scared for her.
79. What, if anything, shocks or offends you?
Intolerance, especially in this day and age.
85. What is your greatest strength as a person?
My ability to pick things up quickly. To learn fast.
98. What three words best describe your personality?
Independent. Strong. Humorous.
15. How would you describe your childhood in general?
I had a great childhood. My parents were very loving, both to each other and to me. They always encouraged me, no matter what it was I said I wanted to do and never let me feel as if I couldn't do something for one reason or another.
4. Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?
I don't have any siblings.
47. Do you believe in the existence of soul mates and/or true love?
Soulmates? Maybe. True love? Definitely. I mean, the way I fell in love with Spock wasn't the most ideal of circumstances, but I wouldn't change it for anything. If there IS such as soulmates, I hope he's mine.
93. What goal do you most want to accomplish in your lifetime?
I have to admit that, currently, I'm living out my goal: serving on the USS Enterprise. When I come up with a new goal, I'll let you know.
80. What would you do if you had insomnia and had to find something to do to amuse yourself?
I'd head down to the officer's deck and find Spock. I'm sure he'd have a rousing game of chess going. If not him, than Chekov could explain something interesting on the bridge. I'd be asleep in no time, either way.