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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ozmar" data-source="post: 2610175" data-attributes="member: 8021">jkason...Vanguard CurranHis father pushed him into the military. Why does he allow his father to dominate his life? I see he is a "Conformist", so does that mean that he generally just goes along with the flow, allowing others to dictate his major life decisions? It sounds like his father is a very controlling person, so perhaps this is a part of it.I think that Vanguard has three brothers. He's actually the twin of his brother, Vigilant, and his older two brothers (Stalwart and Steadfast) are also twins. His other brothers also benefit from physical mutations. Vanguard was literally the "runt". All four brothers were driven into the military by their father, and the other three mostly like it fine that way. One of the elder two is a Legionnaire, and the other three (including Van) have joined Star Force. All have risen to positions of command, but only Van required the level of influence that Admiral Phineous Curran (father is an Admiral in the Legion) was able to bear on the Concord military brass in order to get him his command. Van went to officer training school, but would have flunked out had not Admiral Dad pulled some strings. A Concord Administrator (Jocelyn Kara) personally signed off on his graduation and arranged for his first command, a retrofitted Geneva Trailblazer commissioned the CSS Pacific. (I'm basing this on the fact that he has no ranks in leadership.)Ozmar the Brainstormin' GM</blockquote>

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