Lisa Beck - Revision history

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	==Waystation==		==Waystation==
			[[Image:Renway.jpg\|thumb\|Beck's first commands, Waystation and the USS Wayward]]

	Based on Beck's performance during the Multek mission and her prior record, Starfleet decided to promote her to command her and put her in charge of [[Waystation]], a thrown-together space station Starfleet was establishing near Multek space. While at Starbase 219 to supervise the construction of Waystation, she and Captain Rydell learned that, Lt. [[James Terris]], an officer on the Spacedock was a Romulan spy. Terris transported Beck and Rydell to the hostile planet below the starbase, where they were almost killed by the resident wildlife. Baird and Dr. [[Elizabeth Aldridge]] rescued Beck and Rydell and captured Terris. A few weeks later, Beck finally got her station, which was promptly attacked by the Romulans and the Multeks. Beck was able to stop the battle and establish contact with [[Wuddle]], the Multek captain. She also met and immediately disliked Colonel [[Martin Lazlo]] of the Federation Marine battalion assigned to Waystation. (''[[Star Traks 5]]'' [TRK]) Lazlo did not like taking orders from a Starfleet officer and was even more enraged when his pilot, [[Stephanie Hodges]], turned out to be one of Beck's oldest friends. He moved his marines to Ridalis Two to escape Beck, but she had to come rescue them after they were attacked by the planet's squirrels. (''[[Send The Marines]]'' [WAY])		Based on Beck's performance during the Multek mission and her prior record, Starfleet decided to promote her to command her and put her in charge of [[Waystation]], a thrown-together space station Starfleet was establishing near Multek space. While at Starbase 219 to supervise the construction of Waystation, she and Captain Rydell learned that, Lt. [[James Terris]], an officer on the Spacedock was a Romulan spy. Terris transported Beck and Rydell to the hostile planet below the starbase, where they were almost killed by the resident wildlife. Baird and Dr. [[Elizabeth Aldridge]] rescued Beck and Rydell and captured Terris. A few weeks later, Beck finally got her station, which was promptly attacked by the Romulans and the Multeks. Beck was able to stop the battle and establish contact with [[Wuddle]], the Multek captain. She also met and immediately disliked Colonel [[Martin Lazlo]] of the Federation Marine battalion assigned to Waystation. (''[[Star Traks 5]]'' [TRK]) Lazlo did not like taking orders from a Starfleet officer and was even more enraged when his pilot, [[Stephanie Hodges]], turned out to be one of Beck's oldest friends. He moved his marines to Ridalis Two to escape Beck, but she had to come rescue them after they were attacked by the planet's squirrels. (''[[Send The Marines]]'' [WAY])

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	Beck's command was almost completely destroyed when Waystation was engulfed in riots then sliced in half by Lazlo's badly aimed phaser blasts. (''[[Gridlock]]'' [WAY]) Beck requested help from Starfleet, which decided to renovate the entire station. During the renovation, Beck was forced to share a cargo module with Dr. [[Amedon Nelson]]. The two fought at first over just about everything but gradually became close friends. During the renovation, Beck and Hodges went on leave to [[Sargonis]], an snow-covered world with fantastic skiing. While there, Beck became involved with [[Banyon Kovacs]], a Starfleet Intelligence operative. Beck helped Kovacs steal a stolen item back from the Orion Syndicate and had a brief romance with him. The entire experience rejuvenated Beck and restored her sense of fun that she felt she had lost. (''[[You May Meet A Stranger]]'' [WAY]) The fun almost came to an abrupt stop when Beck, along with [[Bradley Dillon]], Jones, and three Starfleet higher-ups, was taken hostage by the [[Starshine Kids]] while on a tour of the renovated station. Before [[Sesil]] could brainwash her with his orb, Beck was snatched into the non-material plain by [[Leximas]], who needed her help to battle [[The Critics]]. Beck's experience with Karyna gave her some knowledge of how to handle situations outside of normal reality. She created a non-material image of serial killer Michael Myers to keep the Critics busy while her crew retook Waystation on the material plane. With the Starshine Kids captured and the Critics' plans ruined, Beck was finally able to take command of her renovated station. (''[[Lip Lock]]'' [WAY])		Beck's command was almost completely destroyed when Waystation was engulfed in riots then sliced in half by Lazlo's badly aimed phaser blasts. (''[[Gridlock]]'' [WAY]) Beck requested help from Starfleet, which decided to renovate the entire station. During the renovation, Beck was forced to share a cargo module with Dr. [[Amedon Nelson]]. The two fought at first over just about everything but gradually became close friends. During the renovation, Beck and Hodges went on leave to [[Sargonis]], an snow-covered world with fantastic skiing. While there, Beck became involved with [[Banyon Kovacs]], a Starfleet Intelligence operative. Beck helped Kovacs steal a stolen item back from the Orion Syndicate and had a brief romance with him. The entire experience rejuvenated Beck and restored her sense of fun that she felt she had lost. (''[[You May Meet A Stranger]]'' [WAY]) The fun almost came to an abrupt stop when Beck, along with [[Bradley Dillon]], Jones, and three Starfleet higher-ups, was taken hostage by the [[Starshine Kids]] while on a tour of the renovated station. Before [[Sesil]] could brainwash her with his orb, Beck was snatched into the non-material plain by [[Leximas]], who needed her help to battle [[The Critics]]. Beck's experience with Karyna gave her some knowledge of how to handle situations outside of normal reality. She created a non-material image of serial killer Michael Myers to keep the Critics busy while her crew retook Waystation on the material plane. With the Starshine Kids captured and the Critics' plans ruined, Beck was finally able to take command of her renovated station. (''[[Lip Lock]]'' [WAY])

			[[Image:way6.jpg\|thumb\|Waystation c.2379, following renovation]]
	Beck made another trip to the Happy Universe several months later during a visit from the [[USS Explorer]]. Beck and the Explorer's captain, [[Andrew Baxter]], where both captured by Jean-Jean Picard and subjected to the Happy ray. Fortunately, Dr. [[Janice Browning]] of the Explorer was able to reverse the effects. (''[[Worlds Apart]]'' [VEX]) She made an unexpected trip to the Multek homeworld a short time after this in an attempt to rescue Commander Jaroch, who was visiting from the USS Secondprize, and the 20th Century Versions of [[Alex Rydell (20th Century Version)\|Alex Rydell]] and [[Travis Dillon (20th Century Version)\|Travis Dillon]] that he had brought to the 24th Century while under the influence of his [[Carl Jaroch]] past life. While on [[Multos]], she was captured by [[Frequoq Juletz]], who was determined to keep the existence of other life in the universe from his people. He intended to have Beck's mind erased and implant memories to make her believe that she was a Multek. Russell, Lazlo, and [[Wuddle]] were able to rescue her before this happened. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY])		Beck made another trip to the Happy Universe several months later during a visit from the [[USS Explorer]]. Beck and the Explorer's captain, [[Andrew Baxter]], where both captured by Jean-Jean Picard and subjected to the Happy ray. Fortunately, Dr. [[Janice Browning]] of the Explorer was able to reverse the effects. (''[[Worlds Apart]]'' [VEX]) She made an unexpected trip to the Multek homeworld a short time after this in an attempt to rescue Commander Jaroch, who was visiting from the USS Secondprize, and the 20th Century Versions of [[Alex Rydell (20th Century Version)\|Alex Rydell]] and [[Travis Dillon (20th Century Version)\|Travis Dillon]] that he had brought to the 24th Century while under the influence of his [[Carl Jaroch]] past life. While on [[Multos]], she was captured by [[Frequoq Juletz]], who was determined to keep the existence of other life in the universe from his people. He intended to have Beck's mind erased and implant memories to make her believe that she was a Multek. Russell, Lazlo, and [[Wuddle]] were able to rescue her before this happened. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY])

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 ==Childhood and Academy Education==
 Lisa Diane Beck was born in a small town in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in North Carolina. Her mother and father both worked for [[Astro-Tech]], a spacecraft design firm that Starfleet often contracted with. Beck's mother, Christine, had dreamed of being a Starfleet officer, but she was not accepted into the academy. After regrouping, she found a new goal for her life; seeing to it that her eldest daughter, Lisa, succeeded where she had failed. Beck was never forced to pursue a career in Starfleet, but her parents did provide her with holovids, Junior Starfleet toys, a membership in the Starfleet Scouts, and summers at Starfleet Preparatory Camps. Beck's decision to join Starfleet was finalized at the age of eleven after her close friend [[Stephanie Hodges]]' brother, [[Joel Hodges|Joel]], was snatched by an Andorian cult who believed he was their god. Beck and Hodges pursued the Andorians and even managed to stow away aboard their ship but quickly found themselves in over their heads. Beck was able to contact Starfleet for help and, after seeing real Starfleet officers in action, decided that was what she wanted to do with her life. (''[[Trials of Youth]]'' [REJ])
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 Several weeks later, Beck found herself heading toward another confrontation with President Dillon, this time over [[Doc]], an impefect but sentient copy of the USS Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram that was created accidentally when Bradley copied the EMH's databanks to gather information for his debate with [[Kathryn Janeway]].  Unable to take on Bradley directly, Beck reluctantly accepted Banyon Kovacs' offer to infiltrate the [[Dillon Enterprises]] complex and retrieve Doc.  Kovacs was able to transfer Doc into a data storage unit hidden in his pants, but he was then captured by the Special Secret Section.  Beck, who was monitoring from Ops, heard this happen just as Colonel Lazlo stormed into Ops to inform her that he and the marines would be leaving the station permanently.  (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'' [WAY])  Beck planned to take a security team into the Dillon Enterprises complex to find Kovacs, knowing that this action would very likely lead to a court martial.  She ordered Commander Morales to leave the station, so that he would not be involved and, therefore, could take command when he returned.  After Porter descovered the existence of a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered it to rescue Kovacs and Doc.  There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section.  Bradley Dillon intervened and put a stop to the fighting.  Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms.  He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting like the people of the Federation were his playthings.  Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her.  Bradley went on to win the election, which was fine with Beck, since she considered him to be a better choice than Janeway.  (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])
-By the time of the [[Forever]] incident, Beck had been promoted to admiral and had returned to Earth. She was informed of the Forever situation and ordered to take the Secondprize officers involved in the whole mess to Forever to see if they could stop the destruction of the universe. Her first stop was to pick up Alexander Rydell from the resort he owned. Since she had taken command of Waystation, Beck and Rydell had become good friends through their common bond as commanding officers. While the Secondprize Five took care of things on Forever, Beck manned the tactical console on the Secondprize during the ship's battle with the [[Mitgogae]]. She, along with [[Andrea Carr]], [[Trinian]], and Sullivan, boarded the Mitgogae to stop [[Morticent]] and rescue Craig Porter. One year later, she visited Rydell shortly after the birth of his daughter. (''[[Please Hold For Oblivion]]'' [TRK])
+Beck was present at the decomissioning of the USS Explorer at Waystation, and Andrew Baxter's aborted funeral. (''[[All's Well That Ends]]'' [VEX]) While not surprised by Baxter's revival half-way through the ceremony, she still delared it to be the weirdest funeral she had ever attended.
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	Several weeks later, Beck found herself heading toward another confrontation with President Dillon, this time over [[Doc]], an impefect but sentient copy of the USS Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram that was created accidentally when Bradley copied the EMH's databanks to gather information for his debate with [[Kathryn Janeway]]. Unable to take on Bradley directly, Beck reluctantly accepted Banyon Kovacs' offer to infiltrate the [[Dillon Enterprises]] complex and retrieve Doc. Kovacs was able to transfer Doc into a data storage unit hidden in his pants, but he was then captured by the Special Secret Section. Beck, who was monitoring from Ops, heard this happen just as Colonel Lazlo stormed into Ops to inform her that he and the marines would be leaving the station permanently. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'' [WAY])		Several weeks later, Beck found herself heading toward another confrontation with President Dillon, this time over [[Doc]], an impefect but sentient copy of the USS Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram that was created accidentally when Bradley copied the EMH's databanks to gather information for his debate with [[Kathryn Janeway]]. Unable to take on Bradley directly, Beck reluctantly accepted Banyon Kovacs' offer to infiltrate the [[Dillon Enterprises]] complex and retrieve Doc. Kovacs was able to transfer Doc into a data storage unit hidden in his pants, but he was then captured by the Special Secret Section. Beck, who was monitoring from Ops, heard this happen just as Colonel Lazlo stormed into Ops to inform her that he and the marines would be leaving the station permanently. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'' [WAY]) Beck planned to take a security team into the Dillon Enterprises complex to find Kovacs, knowing that this action would very likely lead to a court martial. She ordered Commander Morales to leave the station, so that he would not be involved and, therefore, could take command when he returned. After Porter descovered the existence of a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered it to rescue Kovacs and Doc. There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section. Bradley Dillon intervened and put a stop to the fighting. Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms. He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting like the people of the Federation were his playthings. Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her. Bradley went on to win the election, which was fine with Beck, since she considered him to be a better choice than Janeway. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])

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	The following year, Beck was reunited with [[Banyon Kovacs]], when he visted Waystation posing as Arthur Mills, the boyfriend of [[Lusenkia Dekelina]]. He was investigating Dekelina, who was suspected as the mastermind/financial supplier behind the thefts of several rare items. After learning from her manservant, Lerk, that Kovacs and Beck had been speaking to each other, Dekelina was convinced that her boyfriend was cheating on her and decided to kill Beck and Kovacs in the same holodeck death trap she'd devised for her true target, Lieutenant Commander Russell. Lieutenant Colonel [[Daniel O'Neal]], who was playing croquet in the holodeck with Russell when Dekelina put her plan into action, despite being an innocent bystander, was also to suffer the same fate as the others: death by giant croquet balls. Fortunately, Colonel [[Martin Lazlo]], infuriated that his marines weren't spending their off-hours on the marines' deck, stormed into the holodeck looking for O'Neal. Lazlo was quickly able to take down Dekelina and Lerk and rescue the others, not that he had any interest in rescuing Beck, Russell, or Kovacs. Dekelina was taken into custody. A search of her home discovered several stolen items. Beck and Kovacs rekindled their fling.(''[[Fraternizing With The Enemy]]'' [WAY])		The following year, Beck was reunited with [[Banyon Kovacs]], when he visted Waystation posing as Arthur Mills, the boyfriend of [[Lusenkia Dekelina]]. He was investigating Dekelina, who was suspected as the mastermind/financial supplier behind the thefts of several rare items. After learning from her manservant, Lerk, that Kovacs and Beck had been speaking to each other, Dekelina was convinced that her boyfriend was cheating on her and decided to kill Beck and Kovacs in the same holodeck death trap she'd devised for her true target, Lieutenant Commander Russell. Lieutenant Colonel [[Daniel O'Neal]], who was playing croquet in the holodeck with Russell when Dekelina put her plan into action, despite being an innocent bystander, was also to suffer the same fate as the others: death by giant croquet balls. Fortunately, Colonel [[Martin Lazlo]], infuriated that his marines weren't spending their off-hours on the marines' deck, stormed into the holodeck looking for O'Neal. Lazlo was quickly able to take down Dekelina and Lerk and rescue the others, not that he had any interest in rescuing Beck, Russell, or Kovacs. Dekelina was taken into custody. A search of her home discovered several stolen items. Beck and Kovacs rekindled their fling.(''[[Fraternizing With The Enemy]]'' [WAY])


			Several weeks later, Beck found herself heading toward another confrontation with President Dillon, this time over [[Doc]], an impefect but sentient copy of the USS Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram that was created accidentally when Bradley copied the EMH's databanks to gather information for his debate with [[Kathryn Janeway]]. Unable to take on Bradley directly, Beck reluctantly accepted Banyon Kovacs' offer to infiltrate the [[Dillon Enterprises]] complex and retrieve Doc. Kovacs was able to transfer Doc into a data storage unit hidden in his pants, but he was then captured by the Special Secret Section. Beck, who was monitoring from Ops, heard this happen just as Colonel Lazlo stormed into Ops to inform her that he and the marines would be leaving the station permanently. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'' [WAY])

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	Kathy returned to the station with what she claimed was a working time ship as well as an invitation for Beck to join her in an attempt to save their parents. Beck agreed, but it was all a trick. Kathy knocked her sister out and handed her over to the Romulan [[Tarmak]], who needed Beck's command codes, in exchange for copies of all temporal research conducted by the Romulans. Porter was able to figure out what happened and, with the help of Hodges and the Federation Marines, rescued Beck from the Romulan Colony on Zycam. Beck then returned to Waystation, where she was able to stop Tarmak from carrying out his planned revenge against Bradley Dillon and Jean-luc Picard. Beck then turned Kathy over to the Federation authorities for trial. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'' [WAY])		Kathy returned to the station with what she claimed was a working time ship as well as an invitation for Beck to join her in an attempt to save their parents. Beck agreed, but it was all a trick. Kathy knocked her sister out and handed her over to the Romulan [[Tarmak]], who needed Beck's command codes, in exchange for copies of all temporal research conducted by the Romulans. Porter was able to figure out what happened and, with the help of Hodges and the Federation Marines, rescued Beck from the Romulan Colony on Zycam. Beck then returned to Waystation, where she was able to stop Tarmak from carrying out his planned revenge against Bradley Dillon and Jean-luc Picard. Beck then turned Kathy over to the Federation authorities for trial. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'' [WAY])


			The following year, Beck was reunited with [[Banyon Kovacs]], when he visted Waystation posing as Arthur Mills, the boyfriend of [[Lusenkia Dekelina]]. He was investigating Dekelina, who was suspected as the mastermind/financial supplier behind the thefts of several rare items. After learning from her manservant, Lerk, that Kovacs and Beck had been speaking to each other, Dekelina was convinced that her boyfriend was cheating on her and decided to kill Beck and Kovacs in the same holodeck death trap she'd devised for her true target, Lieutenant Commander Russell. Lieutenant Colonel [[Daniel O'Neal]], who was playing croquet in the holodeck with Russell when Dekelina put her plan into action, despite being an innocent bystander, was also to suffer the same fate as the others: death by giant croquet balls. Fortunately, Colonel [[Martin Lazlo]], infuriated that his marines weren't spending their off-hours on the marines' deck, stormed into the holodeck looking for O'Neal. Lazlo was quickly able to take down Dekelina and Lerk and rescue the others, not that he had any interest in rescuing Beck, Russell, or Kovacs. Dekelina was taken into custody. A search of her home discovered several stolen items. Beck and Kovacs rekindled their fling.(''[[Fraternizing With The Enemy]]'' [WAY])

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	Kathy returned to the station with what she claimed was a working time ship as well as an invitation for Beck to join her in an attempt to save their parents. Beck agreed, but it was all a trick. Kathy knocked her sister out and handed her over to the Romulan [[Tarmak]], who needed Beck's command codes, in exchange for copies of all temporal research conducted by the Romulans. Porter was able to figure out what happened and, with the help of Hodges and the Federation Marines, rescued Beck from the Romulan Colony on Zycam. Beck then returned to Waystation, where she was able to stop Tarmak from carrying out his planned revenge against Bradley Dillon and Jean-luc Picard. Beck then turned Kathy over to the Federation authorities for trial. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'')		Kathy returned to the station with what she claimed was a working time ship as well as an invitation for Beck to join her in an attempt to save their parents. Beck agreed, but it was all a trick. Kathy knocked her sister out and handed her over to the Romulan [[Tarmak]], who needed Beck's command codes, in exchange for copies of all temporal research conducted by the Romulans. Porter was able to figure out what happened and, with the help of Hodges and the Federation Marines, rescued Beck from the Romulan Colony on Zycam. Beck then returned to Waystation, where she was able to stop Tarmak from carrying out his planned revenge against Bradley Dillon and Jean-luc Picard. Beck then turned Kathy over to the Federation authorities for trial. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'' [WAY])

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	Beck briefly lost command of her station again a short time later, due to an unscheduled lockdown drill, courtesy of Fleet Admiral [[Nosira Ra'al]], which trapped the command crew in Ops for 48 hours. During that time, the truth of her drunken night with Porter came out along with many other things that led to a major estrangement between the command officers. While they were locked in Ops, the command crew was unaware that Colonel [[Martin Lazlo]] attempted to take command. His marines and the Starfleet crew were both taken out by a civilian militia created by [[Richard Theroll]], who proceeded to name himself Station Administrator. Once the lockdown was over, Beck and the other command officers were taken to Theroll, who had established a dictatorship. When challenged by Beck, Theroll, the head of the station's Society for Creative Anachronisms, prepared to duel her with swords. Beck smacked his sword away and beat him senseless, effectively retaking the station from Theroll. The damaged relationships among the command officers were not so easy to deal with. (''[[Lockdown]]'', ''[[Town Hall]]'' [WAY])		Beck briefly lost command of her station again a short time later, due to an unscheduled lockdown drill, courtesy of Fleet Admiral [[Nosira Ra'al]], which trapped the command crew in Ops for 48 hours. During that time, the truth of her drunken night with Porter came out along with many other things that led to a major estrangement between the command officers. While they were locked in Ops, the command crew was unaware that Colonel [[Martin Lazlo]] attempted to take command. His marines and the Starfleet crew were both taken out by a civilian militia created by [[Richard Theroll]], who proceeded to name himself Station Administrator. Once the lockdown was over, Beck and the other command officers were taken to Theroll, who had established a dictatorship. When challenged by Beck, Theroll, the head of the station's Society for Creative Anachronisms, prepared to duel her with swords. Beck smacked his sword away and beat him senseless, effectively retaking the station from Theroll. The damaged relationships among the command officers were not so easy to deal with. (''[[Lockdown]]'', ''[[Town Hall]]'' [WAY])


			Kathy returned to the station with what she claimed was a working time ship as well as an invitation for Beck to join her in an attempt to save their parents. Beck agreed, but it was all a trick. Kathy knocked her sister out and handed her over to the Romulan [[Tarmak]], who needed Beck's command codes, in exchange for copies of all temporal research conducted by the Romulans. Porter was able to figure out what happened and, with the help of Hodges and the Federation Marines, rescued Beck from the Romulan Colony on Zycam. Beck then returned to Waystation, where she was able to stop Tarmak from carrying out his planned revenge against Bradley Dillon and Jean-luc Picard. Beck then turned Kathy over to the Federation authorities for trial. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'')