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| − | '''Ned Quint''' was a [[Human]] male native to [[Caldos colony]]. |
+ | '''Ned Quint''' was a [[Human]] male native to [[Caldos colony]]. He was a [[groundskeeper]], and helped tend to [[Felisa Howard]]'s affairs after her [[granddaughter]], [[Beverly Crusher]], left for [[Starfleet Academy]]. Felisa never mentioned Quint to Beverly, yet he spent much time at her house. |
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| − | "I wouldna be so high and mighty with me, Beverly Howard Crusher. I've spent more time here in the past five years than ye have in the past twenty." |
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| − | "Howard women. Always the same stubborn fools. I wash my hands of it now. You stay on in this house and you keep that damned candle. I'll not be responsible for what happens." |
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| − | : to Beverly Crusher, before leaving her house |
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| − | "Aye, she was a grand lady. You'll not see many more like her. You have your grandmother's fire, that's for sure." |
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| − | : to Beverly Crusher, about her grandmother |
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| − | "But who do you think is causing the malfunction?" |
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| − | : to Beverly Crusher, about the "angry ghost" Ronin "bringing the storms" |
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| ⚫ | Quint was aware that [[Ronin]] and the [[Howard family candle]] were dangerous, and warned both Felisa and Beverly of this fact. Beverly wanted Quint to tend to her [[grandmother]]'s house after her [[death]] in [[2370]], but he said the house was haunted and vowed never to return. Quint was killed when he tried stopping Ronin from using the [[weather modification network]] on [[Caldos II]] as a means of moving about. It appeared he had been killed by a [[plasma]] surge from a console he was trying to dismantle, but residual traces of [[anaphasic energy]] made it clear Ronin was involved. ({{TNG|Sub Rosa}}) |
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Revision as of 10:27, 11 September 2012
Ned Quint was a Human male native to Caldos colony. He was a groundskeeper, and helped tend to Felisa Howard's affairs after her granddaughter, Beverly Crusher, left for Starfleet Academy. Felisa never mentioned Quint to Beverly, yet he spent much time at her house.
Quint was aware that Ronin and the Howard family candle were dangerous, and warned both Felisa and Beverly of this fact. Beverly wanted Quint to tend to her grandmother's house after her death in 2370, but he said the house was haunted and vowed never to return. Quint was killed when he tried stopping Ronin from using the weather modification network on Caldos II as a means of moving about. It appeared he had been killed by a plasma surge from a console he was trying to dismantle, but residual traces of anaphasic energy made it clear Ronin was involved. (TNG: "Sub Rosa")
Quint was played by actor Shay Duffin.
He was named after valet Peter Quint in The Innocents, another story about ghostly lovers (based on Henry James' The Turn of the Screw). (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)