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− | '''Samira Kernher''' is a Sebiestor capsuleer and former slave who has chosen to remain loyal to the Amarr Empire. Quiet and withdrawn, she keeps a distance from both baseliner and capsuleer society. Nevertheless, her choice to stay in the Empire despite being released from slavery has resulted in both praise from Amarr, who believe that Kernher is an example of successful Reclaiming, and derision from Minmatar, who consider Kernher a traitor unworthy of the marks she used to wear. | + | '''Samira Kernher''' is a [[Sebiestor]] [[capsuleer]] and former [[Slavery|slave]] who has chosen to remain loyal to the [[Amarr Empire]]. Quiet and withdrawn, she keeps a distance from both [[Baselining|baseliner]] and capsuleer society. Nevertheless, her choice to stay in the Empire despite being released from slavery has resulted in both praise from Amarr, who believe that Kernher is an example of successful [[Reclaiming]], and derision from [[Minmatar]], who consider Kernher a traitor unworthy of the [[Tattoos_(Chronicle)|marks]] she used to wear. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Early life=== | ===Early life=== | ||
− | Kernher was born in servitude to the | + | Kernher was born in servitude to the Casern Family on the planet of [[Thebeka_(System)|Thebeka III]], at the edge of the [[Ardishapur Family|Ardishapur]] half of the [[Domain_(Region)|Domain]] region of the Amarr Empire. Though not a true oceanic planet, Thebeka III had only very few land masses with the majority clumped together at the poles. Most of the planet's surface was ocean. Kernher and her family lived on the continent of Casern, which was a small continent to the south of the polar regions. Casern's southerly position made it known for very warm temperatures. |
− | Kernher and her family were owned by Lord Esmail Casern, the Holder of Casern, but for all practical purposes they belonged to Lord Casern's niece, Aara Casern, by Custodial Servitude Contract. Several other slave families were also contracted to Aara, and helped to care for her estates and businesses. | + | Kernher and her family were owned by Lord Esmail Casern, the [[Holder]] of Casern, but for all practical purposes they belonged to Lord Casern's niece, Aara Casern, by Custodial Servitude Contract. Several other slave families were also contracted to Aara, and helped to care for her estates and businesses. Kernher's father, Ansar, worked as head technician for Aara and had previously been in Lord Casern's maintenance staff. Kernher's mother, Ranaa, was an accounting manager for the Holder of Thebeka, and had met Ansar during business conferences between their lords. She was bought by Lord Casern after asking for permission from the two lords to marry Ansar. |
− | Kernher's own servitude did not properly begin until she was eight. She | + | [[image:thebeka_III.png|left|thumb|100px|Thebeka III]] |
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+ | Kernher was the youngest of three children, born shortly after her family had been contracted to Aara. She had a positive relationship with her siblings, but she regularly butted heads with her brother, Mikal. Mikal, who strongly opposed the slavery of the Minmatar, did not understand how his younger sister could be taken in so strongly by the Amarr faith. | ||
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+ | Kernher's own servitude did not properly begin until she was eight. She was allowed relative freedom for her first seven years, though she was given extensive education from both slave and Amarr lecturers. These lessons established fundamental principles that Kernher would carry for the rest of her life, and included traditional religious education and training in manners and etiquette. Foremost among the lessons that Kernher received was that the Amarr were God's Chosen, blessed with bringing his message to the rest of the universe. Very little information was provided of the world outside of Ardishapur space during these lessons, and even less about the world beyond the Empire's borders. It would not be until many years later that Kernher would begin to learn that the societies beyond the Empire were anything more than primitive faithless in need of guidance. | ||
Kernher initially had something of a wild streak, encouraged by her siblings. Though she paid attention during her lessons, she had a habit of wandering about the estate when she wasn't watched, and toying with objects that weren't hers. She was routinely disciplined for these transgressions, though this only encouraged her to better hide her activities. | Kernher initially had something of a wild streak, encouraged by her siblings. Though she paid attention during her lessons, she had a habit of wandering about the estate when she wasn't watched, and toying with objects that weren't hers. She was routinely disciplined for these transgressions, though this only encouraged her to better hide her activities. |
Revision as of 04:50, 16 May 2014
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Name | Samira Kernher |
Gender | Female |
Race | Minmatar |
Bloodline | Sebiestor |
Blood Type | A+ |
Father | Ansar |
Mother | Ranaa |
Siblings | Aaminah (sister), Mikal (brother) |
Date of Birth | 88.12.08 |
Place of Birth | Casern, Thebeka III, Amarr Empire |
Height | 1.67m (5'6") |
Weight | 51 kg (112 lbs) |
Hair Color | Brown |
Eye Color | Brown |
Licensed | 115.01.27 (27) |
Occupation | Combat pilot |
Corporation | Praetorian Auxiliary Force |
Augmentations | Capsule interface implants; standard cerebral augmentation; skill hardwiring implants |
Piercings | Nose; eyebrow; ears |
Marks | Scarring on back and palms |
Samira Kernher is a Sebiestor capsuleer and former slave who has chosen to remain loyal to the Amarr Empire. Quiet and withdrawn, she keeps a distance from both baseliner and capsuleer society. Nevertheless, her choice to stay in the Empire despite being released from slavery has resulted in both praise from Amarr, who believe that Kernher is an example of successful Reclaiming, and derision from Minmatar, who consider Kernher a traitor unworthy of the marks she used to wear.
History
Early life
Kernher was born in servitude to the Casern Family on the planet of Thebeka III, at the edge of the Ardishapur half of the Domain region of the Amarr Empire. Though not a true oceanic planet, Thebeka III had only very few land masses with the majority clumped together at the poles. Most of the planet's surface was ocean. Kernher and her family lived on the continent of Casern, which was a small continent to the south of the polar regions. Casern's southerly position made it known for very warm temperatures.
Kernher and her family were owned by Lord Esmail Casern, the Holder of Casern, but for all practical purposes they belonged to Lord Casern's niece, Aara Casern, by Custodial Servitude Contract. Several other slave families were also contracted to Aara, and helped to care for her estates and businesses. Kernher's father, Ansar, worked as head technician for Aara and had previously been in Lord Casern's maintenance staff. Kernher's mother, Ranaa, was an accounting manager for the Holder of Thebeka, and had met Ansar during business conferences between their lords. She was bought by Lord Casern after asking for permission from the two lords to marry Ansar.
Kernher was the youngest of three children, born shortly after her family had been contracted to Aara. She had a positive relationship with her siblings, but she regularly butted heads with her brother, Mikal. Mikal, who strongly opposed the slavery of the Minmatar, did not understand how his younger sister could be taken in so strongly by the Amarr faith.
Kernher's own servitude did not properly begin until she was eight. She was allowed relative freedom for her first seven years, though she was given extensive education from both slave and Amarr lecturers. These lessons established fundamental principles that Kernher would carry for the rest of her life, and included traditional religious education and training in manners and etiquette. Foremost among the lessons that Kernher received was that the Amarr were God's Chosen, blessed with bringing his message to the rest of the universe. Very little information was provided of the world outside of Ardishapur space during these lessons, and even less about the world beyond the Empire's borders. It would not be until many years later that Kernher would begin to learn that the societies beyond the Empire were anything more than primitive faithless in need of guidance.
Kernher initially had something of a wild streak, encouraged by her siblings. Though she paid attention during her lessons, she had a habit of wandering about the estate when she wasn't watched, and toying with objects that weren't hers. She was routinely disciplined for these transgressions, though this only encouraged her to better hide her activities.
House slave
Emancipation and the Republic
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Return to the Empire
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Appearance
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Tattoos
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Personality
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Family
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Faith
Samira's faith is very strong, though much of it is the result of heavy indoctrination during her youth. She gives very little thought to her beliefs, and sees them as right because she has been taught that they are right. Though she does argue theology, it almost always revolves around spiritual matters rather than consideration of factual elements.
As a former slave, Samira adheres to the teachings of the Salvation Church of Blessed Servitude. As a result, her beliefs revolve around submission, and so she views it as a positive and noble tradition. Ambition and desire, on the other hand, are things she views as an evil. Samira is also a firm believer in the power of salvation, and in its necessity for the "lesser races" (such as herself) who, according to Amarr faith, turned from God hundreds of thousands of years ago.
Cloning
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Political positions
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Awards and decorations
PIE military decorations | |
Sword of God | |
Admiral's Prize | |
PIE Service Medals | |
24th Imperial Crusade Campaign Medal | |
File:1ys ribbon.png | One Year Service Medal |