<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">Morale Officer</span></div><br/>Current Assignment: Morale Officer<br/>Rank: Chief Petty Officer<br/>Age: 29<br/>Gender: Male<br/>Species: Bajoran<br/>Marital Status: Single<br/>Sexual Orientation: Bisexual<br/><br/>Professional Assessment: Report of Captain Simon Hawthorne, Commanding Officer, USS Da Vinci<br/>Chief Dyar is a fountain of good cheer and endlessly resourceful at finding ways to entertain the crew and keep morale high. His sunny disposition surprised me, considering the dark recent history of the Bajorans, but perhaps it is because of that very hardship that he learned to enjoy every moment life has to give. It's a shame to lose him, of course, but he has earned the promotion, and any ship he serves on will be lucky to have him.<br/><br/>Psychological Profile: Report of Commander Miranna Almon, Starfleet Medical<br/>Dyar Renn is a rare creature - an "atheist" among an incredibly devout people. He does not dispute the existence of the aliens that live inside the Bajoran wormhole - merely their status as the Prophets of the Bajoran faith. He was born in a Bajoran refugee camp outside of Federation territory, and never even saw Bajor until years after the Cardassian occupation came to an end. He relates that his faith was always weak until his mother died in a freak accident, and he ceased believing in any kind of divine intervention after that. When Commander Sisko discovered the aliens in the Bajoran wormhole, Dyar understood that they neither deserved nor even understood the worship of the Bajoran people. He is not bitter about the Bajoran faith and does not try to talk any of his people out of their belief, but he is the only Bajoran I have ever met who did not wear the earring that symbolizes their beliefs - a tacit admission of his own lack of belief. His psychological profile is complex, and I believe that he uses his outwardly jovial nature to mask his true feelings most of the time. It is, however, a harmless affectation, as I sense no real hurt or danger buried within. While he could most likely benefit from being a little truer to himself, it poses no immediate threat to his psyche or job performance.<br/><br/>Medical File: Report of Lt. Commander Azara Stadi, Chief Medical Officer, USS Da Vinci<br/>Chief Petty Officer Dyar Renn is, at present, in overall good health physically. He bears scars on various parts of his body and has had more than his fair share of broken bones due to his difficult upbringing in a Bajoran refugee camp outside of Federation territory. These past injuries, however, in no way affect his current health.<br/><br/><div align="center">(http://i786.photobucket.com/albums/yy145/alxnjsh/startrek/morale.jpg?t=1284588243)</div><br/>Played by: grdell