Ensign Therin Dyson

Name Therin Wilhelm Dyson

Position Engineer

Rank Ensign


Character Information

Gender Male
Species Human
Age 23

Physical Appearance

Height 5'11"
Weight 132 lbs
Hair Color Blond
Eye Color Hazel
Physical Description Therin is lean with an athletic build. His hair is thick and he often wears is closely cropped. He has eyes the color of Lake Superior just off the coast of the Upper Peninsula where he was raised.

Family

Spouse N/A
Children N/A
Father Professor Jarrod Dyson PhD.
Mother Mariem (Webber) Dyson
Brother(s) Chatem Dyson - Three years younger than Therin.
Sister(s) N/A
Other Family A direct descendant of 20th century physicist Freeman Dyson from whom the Dyson Sphere concept was first proposed on Earth. Structures loosely fitting the theory proposed by Dyson were found to actually exist by Starfleet in 2294. The U.S.S. Jenolan crashed into such a structure which remained almost invisible against the darkness of space. That structure was later named the Jenolan Dyson Sphere. The U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) revisited the Dyson Sphere in 2369.

Personality & Traits

General Overview Therin is bright, just shy of genius level and it has helped to build him into one of the most promising young engineers in Starfleet. His intellect has also set him apart as somewhat of a lone wolf. Though he is not standoffish toward his fellow crew, he does tend to keep to himself even in group settings. He tends to be awkward around members of the opposite sex though they are often attracted to him.
Strengths & Weaknesses Strengths:
Keen mathematical mind.
Strong mechanical and engineering aptitude.

Weaknesses:
Feels awkward in social settings.
Has no social filter.
Ambitions Ambitions come and go, as they have with most youth throughout the ages.
Hobbies & Interests Singularity drives, stargazing and reading.

Personal History Born in Paradise, Michigan near the shores of Lake Superior, Therin was raised in a somewhat rural setting. He was privately educated until he attended the Starfleet Academy School of Engineering at age eighteen. He and his brother, Chatam, spent countless hours playing along the beaches and boating along the cost of Lake Superior as children. When Chatam was eleven, he suffered an accident leaving his right arm paralyzed. Doctors employed bionics and an exoskeletal framework to restore mobility in Chatam's arm. The device would often fail leaving Chatam in pain or feeling inadequate. It was at this time that Therin developed his interest in mechanical engineering. At age fifteen, Therin redesigned his brothers exoskeleton to operate more efficiently.