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Past

Childhood (1-12 years old)

- Jenny displayed a high intelligence from an early age. She began reading and writing by observation alone, and could repeat large amounts of information without breaking a sweat. She quickly caught onto more complicated humor such as irony and sarcasm, and could read between lines quickly. She was very poor at solving puzzles and math though up until 4th grade though.

- Jenny's parents got their little red head into a ballet class at age 5, but had her quit three lessons inn as she refused to dance in anything but her PJs. Her uncle still teases her about it.

- After Jenny lost a spelling bee in 2nd grade, she locked herself into the bathroom and cried for hours. The door had to be broken down by the fire department as all the other keys has mysteriously disappeared. Her aunt still teases her about it.

- Up until the summer of 1996, Jenny had a huge fascination with anatomy and biology, specifically the human body and it's functions. She wouldn't flinch at the slight of blood, far from it; she came running if people were bleed and sat down to watch as it differed so much from herself. This took a turn though when the car accident happened.

- Jenny discovered her ability to heal herself a lot earlier than the government record suggests. She actually found out about it after cutting herself while helping her mother out in the garden at the tender age of 3, and her parents were on the case quickly. Jenny was never called a monster or ostracized by her parents, but was told to avoid injuries and not talk about it to her friends due to some hunting of super people. It's suspected that her sister Alice had a similar ability, though not nearly as strong as Jenny's. The ability to heal others on the other hand was recorded correctly.

- Jenny's counselor during the intense 2 year therapy was an old man named Kenneth Swanson. The two of them really got along well, and he even attended her graduation ceremony.

- At the age of 6, Jenny managed to sneak out of the house to visit her dad at the hospital. You should have seen his face when she suddenly showed up in the operation room. Haha!

- After the car accident Jenny and Alice's relationship became rather strained. Jenny refused to talk to her older sister, while Alice ran off to college after many failed attempts to connect with her little sis. It took a year before the girls could talk to each other naturally. Jenny became a lot more quiet after this.

Adolescence (13 to 18 years old)

- These years were filled with very little besides school, and Jenny remains a straight A student, except for gym where she nearly flunks each year for refusing to participate. She's dead afraid to get injured as her heal factor appears to be growing stronger.

- Alice and aunt Caren are starting to notice something off with Jenny. She's developing a little slower than the other girls, but it's not yet something worth worrying about.

- Jenny takes up plushie collecting. It's a bit late, but her bestie at the time, Destiny, is the one who gets her into it.

- Jenny dated this guy named Taylor for two weeks at the age of 15... and had no idea that she was going out with him. Oh, misunderstandings. Poor guy cried his heart out when it got cleared out. Alice wouldn't stop teasing Jenny about it.

- Jenny and the rest of the Butlers take their first trip outside the country in 2003. Canada is amazing! Alice meets her first proper boyfriend, Mike, who remains a good friend of the family till this date.

- Jenny gets her first job at age 16 and is bored out of her mind. She used to love the library, but now she associates it with organizing. Yuck! She last 6 weeks before she's replaced by gal named Candice.

- Jenny starts having panic attacks and becomes more introverted as time passes. Nobody is sure why this is happening, but most likely it's a combination of the aftermath of the accident and her insecure nature. She still has a decent social life with a handful of friends.

- Jenny continues to sneak into the hospital, but to see her uncle instead of her father this time around. Barnard keeps his niece updated on the latest hospital equipment and gives her some lessons in medicine and surgery. She's sometimes allowed inn to observe with other med students. Jenny's need to heal and help other people increases, and she decides she'll continue the family legacy and become a doctor in the future.

- Jenny suffers a total breakdown after Alice's mysterious suicide at age 28. Swanson is brought back into her life as counselor. Things are looking glum as her social circle completely collapses when all her friends start moving across the boarder and other states for work and education. Jenny remains apathetic and mute throughout the month of July, and doesn't turn back to her normal self until Christmas time. No suicidal thoughts throughout the process, thankfully. Two more years of counseling is in the future.

Adulthood (19 years old till current)

- Jenny's mental state makes college an unreasonable goal, but she's not exactly a vegetable around the house. She has been charged with taking care of most of the chores, and she has her aunt to look after her as she works from home. Jenny starts “studying” medicine and continues to follow her uncle to work. Still, a lot of her time is spent staring at the wall and sleeping.

- Now 20 years old, Jenny has had enough of feeling sorry for herself and convinces her aunt and uncle to let her move back into New York city... alone. She doesn't have a job yet, but she managed to get a decent apartment in a lonely but safe part of town, right above a pharmacy.

- The move to her own apartment does Jenny good, and time flies away as she continues her job hunt over September and October.

Body

Appearance

- Jenny, despite being in her 20's, hardly looks to be older than straight out of highschool, and most likely she'll never look much older than that for the rest of her life. Her healing factor basically stopped the aging process at a point it deemed perfect. Jenny currently isn't aware of this.

- Jenny's hair color is in fact orange. Not a strawberry blonde, not a red... orange. Like a carrot. Does it look unnatural? Slightly, but so is the whole girl.

- Everybody in Jenny's family got brown eyes (with the exception of her aunt Caren who's married inn), though she got the lightest shade till date.
Jenny freckles very easily and often has a sunburned look whenever she steps outside. Her arms, face, hands and legs are covered in spots, while her stomach remains untouched due to the way she dresses.

- Jenny got surprisingly large feet for her size and got huge problems shoe shopping. This is why she's often seen wearing boy's boots and sneakers, despite dressing like a total girl. In return she got super small hands with long fingers and nails to die for.

- Jenny dresses very girly, mainly because the only things that fit her is in the kids department. That said she's a master at coordinating what she's got. She's very often seen in pinks and mints.

- Jenny can't for the love of all things style her hair, so she's rarely seen with anything more complicated than straight hair and badly done ponytails.

- Jenny used to do her nails daily and decorated them until she began working illegally. She can be seen with them sometimes today, but they don't last longer than a couple of hours as most.

- Jenny has never been seen with makeup. She claims it makes her face itch, but she has never been confirmed to have an allergic reaction to anything, so it may be psychological.

- Jenny's work outfit is a modified surgeon costume, not an actual uniform. There's only one of it, and it is still pristine after years of wear. Needless to say it was made from quality stufff.

- Jenny doesn't have any holes in her ears as her healing factor closes it immediately. She has never been seen wearing bracelet or rings either, probably out of convenience.

- Jenny's face got very clear feminine features. Even if she removed her breasts, cut off all her hair and wore makeup to make her masculine, she's still obviously be a girl.

- Oddly enough Jenny isn't insecure about her weight. She looks very healthy, though not the most mature lady on the planet. What bother her the most is her ears. She find them oddly shaped, though there's nothing wrong with them. She doesn't like it when people focus on them.

Abilities

- Jenny first ability is her healing factor; the power to heal injuries and illnesses at superhuman speed. This is why Jenny has never been sick in her entire life. She does feel pain though and she's terribly sensitive to it, which is why she doesn't act reckless even if she's guaranteed to live. How quickly her injuries heal depends on severity and if something like poison is involved. Paper cuts for example shut themselves as quickly as the cut, a clean gunshot takes two to three minutes, bones three to four, while a limb might take a couple of hours. The thing that takes the longest to regenerate is her blood. It may take up to three days if she has been pumped completely dry. Her head has yet to be removed. How extensive her ability is, is still a bit of a mystery, but it's not to unreasonable to assume that Jenny could be immortal if given the chance. How she deals with poisons and drug are another case. As long as they're not tailored to her, Jenny can deal with almost anything without getting too ill. It does slow down the healing process though as the body starts working overtime.

- Something else to note is how Jenny's body adapts to her use. Jenny has no pain receptors on her left wrist; the place where she most often cuts herself for easy access to her blood. This is also where Jenny can grab her thread.


- Jenny's second ability has been nicknamed “blood stitching”. Combined with a specialized needle and thread, Jenny may sew back limbs and close any wound. Quite cool, eh? The specialized thread has after she quit the Ragdoll program been imbedded into her left arm, allowing her constant access. How this thread is switched out is something only Jenny knows.

- Jenny's third ability, “reset” is pretty covered in the government report, but something that's not mentioned is that the blood actually remains useable for as long as 5 years so long as it's properly contained and chilled. Trivia folks!

Body quirks and health

- You would think that the name “Ragdoll” came from Jenny's ability to reattach limbs and her usage of needle and thread, but this isn't the case. Jenny has an odd quirk. When picked up a certain way she goes limp like a ragdoll cat! It's not a very well known fact and it's limited to the closest family and those who worked on the Ragdoll project, but it's there. Why this happens is not known. Mr. Powers abuses this quirk like crazy, mostly to give Jenny bear hugs or prevent escape.

- Due to her extreme healing factor Jenny can't get pregnant. She produces eggs and all is functioning, but her body sees the egg as foreign and dangerous, and disposes of it as quickly as possible. Jenny isn't aware of this.

- Jenny's brain is still in development. Usually your brain is all done by your 20's, but she still got the brain of a 16/17 year old. This is probably why Jenny remains a highly emotional person and sometimes got troubles thinking about consequences. How it will continue to evolve hasn't been decided.

Mind

Personality and behavior

- From an early age Jenny has been banged on the head that politeness will get you through life. While her animated behavior and gleeful giggles make her seem like a total airhead, there's a lot of thinking going on beneath the surface. Jenny is careful about her wording. Sometimes she slips, and you can tell on her whole persona when she feel like she's said something wrong. There's very little swearing going about, and if it happens she'll act like a shamed dog for minutes.

- Jenny swings her arms and legs about. That's just how she is, and always will be. She uses her whole body to illustrate her point, but she never goes up in your personal space as she knows how uncomfortable that is. She knows this makes her seems like such a child, but she has accepted that she has a childlike nature and there's little to do about it. She wants to scream out of frustration? She does it! She wants to do a little dance? She does it! Impulsive, yes, but also fun for those who are in her presence. See it as entertainment.

- You'd think with this energy level Jenny would be an extrovert, but NOPE. She's in fact an introvert. Social interaction drains her and there's only so much she can take of crowds before her senses overload.

- Jenny, like most people, is a gal of habit. Not in a sense of a schedule, but she got a few odd thing she does. They're not compulsive, but more like thing she does absentmindedly and they're unbreakable.

- Jenny is an open book. You know Jenny inside and out from the first time you meet her. And she likes that. If there's one thing Jenny can't stand it's people who hide things. This is why Jenny doesn't interact much with people outside of work anymore. She doesn't want to lie. It's necessary sometimes, but she doesn't like it. She's also absolutely terrible at it. No Oscars heading her way.

- Another way to describe Jenny is obsessive. Well... maybe that's not the right word. Determined as all hell is more like it. When Jenny starts something she doesn't quit. Where this trait came from is unknown, as nobody in the Butler family is of the stubborn kind, but it's there. This comes forth most often during surgeries. Her whole being shifts from a childlike, innocent maiden to an ancient warrior on the path to glory. Nothing stands in her way! Unless you're taller than her and more frightening. Yup.

- Does Jenny sound like a misunderstood saint? Well, she ain't. Jenny has a cowardly streak. She picks the easy road, not necessarily the right one as you can tell by her choice to help criminals. There's a lot of selfishness in her selfless actions. More on this another time. The way she values life can also be considered unhealthy. Waking the dead isn't really a smart idea...

- To elaborate on the previous entry; Jenny is quite a curious thing, especially when it concerns life and death. Her life and work literally revolves around the concept, and she secretly dreams of creating life of her own one day, hence her "Adam project" going on in the Meatlocker. Though heavily passive by nature, she has a tendency to stick her nose into things that aren't any of her business. This is how she manages to get into trouble most of the time. She's also a button pusher, and by button pusher I literally mean button pusher. She likes to push buttons whenever she comes across them and nothing will satisfy her need to know "what does this thing do?" until she has experienced it for herself.

- When left to her own devices, Jenny is quick to get bored and got a terrible habit of experimenting on her patients and she doesn't always ask for consent. "You know, for medical science!" as she puts it. She'll insist whatever she's doing is completely safe, under control and minor should you be able to catch her during these operations. Otherwise she's heavily in denial of this trait.

Dirty little secrets and other info

- Jenny got two rooms of her own at Powers headquarters; a small bedroom and the Lab, which is divided into the Operation Room and Meatlocker, the most notable being the last. The Meatlocker has gotten it nickname from all the body parts stored in there, as well as being the site for some of Jenny's most intense and gory surgeries. Rarely anyone but Jenny and Powers are allowed in here for safety reasons.

- Beneath the Meatlocker is Jenny's secret hiding spot and the place where she works on her super secret "Adam project". The room was discovered by pure accident, and not even Powers is aware of its' existence. It's rather small, but houses a lot of old equipment and tools Jenny has made herself for special cases.

- Now onto the "Adam project". Remember Jenny's curious nature and mild obsession about life and death? Well, "Adam" is the result of that. Unknown to the rest of the world, Jenny has been trying to build a human from scratch. For science! Totally for science and not because she just wants to see if she can. YUP. SCIENCE. Pure intentions throughout this whole super secret project. A lot of things aren't current though, such as a brain and a few other internal organs, but "Adam" could technically be resurrected. She has no idea what she'd do with him should she'd be able to wake the thing to life, but if all goes according to plan he might come out as a nice assistant. 'cause all mad docs need assistants!

Likes and dislikes

- To be updated!

Fears and dreams

- To be updated!

The situation

Q: How does Jenny choose who she'll heal?
A: She doesn't. It's more of an automatic thing. She doesn't care that you just fired a gun in her face. She'll patch you up without a second thought. She's of the belief that nobody deserves death and pain. She might be very naive and optimistic in that regard.

Q: What does Jenny feel about working with criminals?
A: This is a complicated subject. At the moment she doesn't think much of it, as she doesn't have much of a choice. She's being thrown about as a ragdoll. She certainly doesn't consider herself above them, and is painfully aware of her actions and consequences. Does she wish things were different? Of course, but that's not how things are so... yeah. No reason to sit around and feel sorry for yourself. Right now she's simply watching a deeper plot unfold.

Q: How did Jenny get involved with mobs anyway?
A: It was an act of desperation, and wanting to spite the guys who ended the program. She was in a bad place at the time. That, and she was pretty much served a dying man on a platter to get her involved. She was screwed from the start.

Relationships

Joel Norwalk, "Beat Bee" - A complicated relationship to say the least. As time has passed Jenny has learned to love her current bodyguard as a brother, but she knows little about his past and spare time. She's quick to get emotional should you talk badly about him, but at the same time she has to admit that well over half of the things she says about him might not be true. What she has learned over the years though is how to annoy the hell out of him without too much of a backlash, and OH BOY IS IT FUN. It's the small things in life that makes it worthwhile. The fact that the poor girl isn't dead yet is a miracle. Money be damned. They also regularly schedule game nights where the two of them get together, order pizza, put on a random game and waste the night on stupid stuff like all cool siblings do. What annoys her about him is the fact that he completely ignores her personal space. Being her bodyguard, he constantly follows her around and butts inn whenever she comes in contact with someone. While around Joel completely runs Jenny life, from what she's eating to what she's wearing. He has also been hired to prevent Jenny from "resigning" and picking up new work, and whenever she manages to escape Roger's clutches he's the one to pick her up by any means necessary. No amount of begging and weeping can ultimately prevent the man from doing his job, and she secretly loathes him for it.

Roger Powers - Roger isn't just her boss, but he has also taken it upon himself to act as Jenny's father figure. As much as she hates to admit, Jenny adores the man and the way he treats her. While our protagonist here has gotten plenty of love from her uncle and aunt, Barnard has spent most of his time working at the hospital rather than spending time with Jenny and Alice, leaving both the girls without any real fatherly support. Roger fills that void, making it hard for Jenny to reject any of his request, no matter how dangerous or vile. Hell, sometimes she slips up and calls the old man "dad". Many of Powers' goons actually assume the two of them are related, and Roger not correcting her or pointing her slip ups only confirms their suspicions. With that out of the way she's also terrified of the man and what he's capable of. She can't count how many torture victims she has patched up and sent his way, only to have them return hours later with even worse injuries, the cycle never ending until Powers gets what he was after. The fact that her boss has made sure she's never around to witness the acts, and that he showers her with hugs, kisses and gifts whenever she breaks down from stress or sobs threats to quit only manages to frighten and confuse her more. She can't make head or tails of the man, and it's hard to tell whether he does care for her or only keeps her around for convenience.

Courtney Powers, "Bubblegum" - Courtney is the closest Jenny got to an "outside" friend. The two hang out whenever the blondie got time, and waste their days sitting around gossiping about the good lookin' heroes on the news 'cause bad boys are soooo last week. Despite Courtney being 7 years younger than Jenny, the two of them are like peas in a pod, and they have many similar interests going on. Courtney has attempted to convince Jenny of leaving behind her villainous lifestyle and move with her to Europe to get some peace, but has been unsuccessful so far.

Vilko Bosko, "Hot Foot" - Why does this guy have her number? Jenny worked with him once. ONCE. And now she can't get rid of him. Oh, sure, the guy is nice and friendly, but he can't take a hint. NO, SHE DOESN'T WANT TO WORK WITH HIM. He still hasn't payed her from last time, and he never returns the favors he does for him. The fact that she also gets into trouble with Powers if he finds out she's been on the phone with his arch nemesis doesn't make things any better.

Joel Norwalk details

This post contains detailed info on Joel Norwalk and other things that only the creator, and now you, are aware of. Note that the info here might not be in chronological order, but should be easy to follow none the less.

This profile is still under some construction.

Past

Childhood (1-12 years old)

- Joel's entry into foster care was a rather unusual one. F. Norwalk, who claimed to be his uncle, suddenly rushed into a children's hospital like the devil was on his tail, carrying a newborn Joel in his arms. Nobody really got what he was talking about ("Betty's tearin' the town loose"), but he insisted that the hospital had to watch the child till he got back (he made so many promises he began to sound like a Pokemon), and left the baby and a note with their surname with an utterly confused nurse. He never returned, and later research on the surname gave no answers. ( While Joel's heritage is a mystery, his powers are eerily similar to a former government superhero, Beatrice Horton, aka "Speedy Bee", who went missing during the 1960's. )

- Joel was put into a foster home not long after he was left at the hospital, along side Anthony. It was a smooth transition as he was quite young at the time, max a week old.

- Joel was quick to walk and early learned how to push things off the selves and how to knock things over. This is still his favorite activity till date.

- Around his second birthday Joel decided that the TV cables looked delicious and got horribly shocked. He still has an evasion for things with cables.

- At age 4 Joel got locked inside the refrigerator playing polar explorer. Nobody knows how long he was in there, but he came out looking pale and nearly frost bitten. He still insisted it was awesome.

- Joel has always been a hyperactive and maybe not so bright kid, but he had never shown any violent tendencies until he began school. The first few weeks went by well enough, but when some second graders started making fun of him for liking an unpopular superhero, he began beating them. The other kids reported he lifted the second graders up by their collar, but this was dismissed by the teacher and adults due to his small stature. What he couldn't get away from though was that one of the boys he fought had suffered some bad injuries and gotten so sick he could no longer stand up. Joel's fights would only escalate from here, and due to fear he ended up friendless throughout elementary school.

- As Joel grows older, he starts picking fights instead of just beating anyone who messes with him. His parents try to reason with him, but to no avail.

- At 11 years old Joel gets expelled for a week. for picking yet another fight.

Adolescence (13 to 18 years old)

- Joel is transferred to a new school at 13, far away from his previous life, but things get worse. He starts falling behind the class early, and while he's not beating kids at school, he starts fighting much, much older people than himself on the way home. The only reason why no one discovers this is because he keeps winning.

- Next summer vacation Joel is put in a Christian summer camp for troubled teens along with Anthony (who had also begun stirring up issues) in hopes that they would set the boys on a better path. Needless to say that this didn't work. Anthony got some nice things out of it and became a part of the community, while our favorite rascal took it all as a challenge to open the gates of hell. 10 days inn the boy was sent home in a full Satan costume laughing hysterically at the pale pastor. It's still a mystery where and how he acquired the get up.

- 15 years of age, Joel takes on a group of 14 young adults while strolling his way home from the store. Naturally an onlooker called the police, and he was brought inn. To everyone's horror, his own included, some of the boys he fought died from poisoning. A few quick DNA tests and a reluctant confession, it's revealed that Joel is indeed a super; someone with superhuman abilities. Coach Ramstein is called in to assess the boy, and comes to the conclusion that he has potential, but lacks discipline and training. Not interested in going to jail for the rest of his life, Joel agrees to join Ramstein's superhero program.

- For the next five years Joel is assigned to an intense program designed to breaks him down, build him up and make him a team player. It's a rough start and he throws several angry tantrums the first two months, but as things became routine he began to settle down, and even enjoyed his time there.

Adulthood (19 years old till current)

- June 2003. It's been five years since Joel Norwalk began his training to become a superhero, and finally he's given his own superhero name; "Sting". He finds it a little silly and cheesy, but it sounds good and get's his character across. On Ramstein's recommendation, Joel is assigned to a "danger squad". These supers take on the biggest and baddest villains whenever they show up, and his first mission takes place only 20 minutes later. The Magician is on the loose and somebody needs to save New York. "Sting" and five other supers are put on the case, but "Sting" winds up stealing all the glory and everyone's bums.

- Well on his way to becoming a household name, a "Sting" fanclub is set up in August. Joel denies this ever happened or was a thing. Funny thing though; it still exists. As far as the public is aware, "Sting" retired and became a civilian after 7 years in the hero business. Beat Bee is largely unknown.

- 2005, "Sting" gets the shock of his life... "Scope", the new member of his troupe, is in fact Anthony Rodacanachi, his adoptive brother. Never saw that one coming! Joel of course became pissed. How dare his brother not tell him about this! Come on!

- It took a few weeks, but eventually Joel forgave Anthony for keeping his super sight and aim abilities a secret, and the two of them swore to become the best superhero duo on the planet.

- Over the course of 2003 to 2010, "Sting" completed over 200 successful missions, with only 20 failures behind him. These numbers don't contain the secret missions he was sent on alone by Ramstein.

- In 2007 Ramstein assigns a duel membership to "Sting", and Joel is now balancing two jobs; being a public hero and off book soldier. No one is sure exactly what went down during these secret missions, but Joel's stress levels went up to the roof. Still, he remained a team player and insisted he was fine.

- It's 2010, and "Sting", "Scope" and their crew were assigned their biggest mission yet. A super villain organization were setting up a huge meeting on Hawaii, and somebody needed to arrest them. All was going well, until somebody blew their cover and a huge fight broke loose. "Sting" however was nowhere to be seen during the chaos, and he was only discovered drunk off his a** hours afterwards, swearing his teammates out when they tried to get him back home. The stress finally got to him. Refusing to apologize for his behavior, "Sting" was put on temp leave to sort himself out.


Body

Appearance

- While Joel's natural hair color is black, he likes to color it in pale colors like blond and white 'cause he thinks it makes him look cool. It doesn't.

- Joel really couldn't care less about the things he wears, and it's not really that unusual to see the guy with his shirts on backwards because of this. This is also why he never wears socks. Ever.

- The majority of Joel's closet is black, grey and off white. Death before the day he wears something with colors!

- While well trained and fit, Joel isn't that big or got too prominent muscles. His body is overall rather rectangular and slim. He's more top heavy though due to all the boxing he does.

- You'd think Joel's nose would be crooked consider all the fights he's been involved in, but nope! It's perfectly straight. It's never been broken. Not even once. He's very proud of that.

- Joel wears gloves 24/7, mostly to prevent accidental poisoning. He's got a whole drawer devoted to different designs and colors, though leather seems to be the repeating favorite, along side a pair of old, worn-out mittens.

- Joel's default face is sour. He always looks like somebody peed in his coffee. Joel is not aware of his and insists he's friendly looking.

- Joel does in fact look his age, but he looks damn good for his age. Stress hasn't broken down this boy yet. There's a reason why this guy got a fanclub.

- Joel does have a few fake teeth put in, and one of his bottom front teeth is completely black. He doesn't care much for his dental hygiene.

- One of Joel's most prominent features would be his sharp chin and low, angular eyebrows.

- One of Joel's troubles would be that the guy just can't grow facial hair. He's been trying for years, but it just isn't working out for the poor guy.

Visuals



Abilities

- Joel's abilities have been covered in the report above.

Body quirks and health

- Joel got a hardy and sturdy body that most people would die for. Still he gets the flu yearly around October with no exceptions.

- Joel got a webbed toe on his left foot. Quite frankly he couldn't care less about it.

Mind

Personality and behavior

- Joel got a horribly foul mouth and hardly censors anything that comes out of it. The guy has been yelling obscenities since he laid in the crib, and quite frankly nobody knows where this behavior came from. It might just be him finding it hilarious to utterly confuse and push his highly religious parents and uptight coworkers over the edge, or he may not be intelligent enough to think of something more clever.

- Despite all the swearing Joel is a good communicator and decently charismatic. He's always straightforward with his opinions, honest and never leaves anything that comes out of him cryptic or up to interpretation. Whether he's being bold or stupid though depends on the situation.

- One of Joel's most prominent personality traits is his lack of patience. He likes working on a deadline, being the first one to arrive at a party or grabbing the best seats at the cinema. If something can be done earlier than expected he'll jump at the opportunity, much to everyone's distress especially for those who are still in the middle of dinner or haven't even gotten their pants on yet. That said he never rushes with anything on the job.

- Joel's of the efficient sort and somewhat of a perfectionist. He's always carrying lists where ever he goes and gets a lot of satisfaction out of crossing things off. Things gotta get done quickly, but properly. You can imagine he's a pain in the butt to work with unless you carry similar experience or can keep up with him.

- Unlike Jenny, Joel clearly separates his spare time from work. Unless you pay him for something, he's not the kind to hang around and will go about doing his own thing as far away from his employers as possible. The job is stressing enough as it is. He doesn't have to live it 24/7.

- Stubbornly loyal to those he cares about, Joel turns into a monster should somebody step on the wrong person's toe. He's been like this for as long as people can remember, and from the looks of it he won't stop anytime soon. He's quick to fetch the shotgun when his friend's got issues, so he's not one to talk about your troubles with your ex on a quiet night. That said his loyalty can be bought with cash as long as the number is pleasing to the eye.

- Though a seemingly an overbearing douchbag, Joel is a prankster by nature. While not terribly good with jokes, he finds it hilarious to switch out the shampoo with mayo and setting waterballoon traps. He's secretly 5 years old at heart, and will roll on the floor in laughing pains should you manage to pull the right pun. He get a real kick out of pushing your buttons and it's a good sign if he bothers to tease you. That's how he shows love and devotion.

- Competitive, Joel enjoys all sorts of sports and games. Surprisingly he's a good sport, and will allow somebody to beat him senseless at Tekken to keep his opponent encouraged and invested. Not so much when money is involved though... it's money after all.

- Joel is, no exaggeration here, judgmental by nature and nurture. Coming from in a highly conservative and traditional family, Joel has been raised and encouraged to avoid and despise anyone different from him, especially the gay community as a whole and those who label themselves as transgender. Though he's getting more liberal and cares now very little for what other people do, he still can't wrap his head over these issues without having a minor meltdown.

Dirty little secrets and other info

- The best thing to bribe Joel with is Gatorade. He friggin' loooooves Gatorade and is hopelessly convinced it's good for you.

- Joel is a mean drunk. Seriously; he's a grumpy guy and overall aggressive when sober, but he's a monster when under the influence. This is when he's beating people into the netherworld and beyond. As long as you show no hostility towards him and you keep a cool tone, you should avoid dying.

- Joel has been saving up for a fancy cat for a while. He prefers felines over dogs actually. He'll never admit to being an animal lover though. That s**t just isn't manly. He does melt a little bit if shown cute cat gifs.

Likes and dislikes

- Gatorade 4LYFE

- All sports are cool, but the coolest is - drumroll - rugby???? Whaaaat?

Fears and dreams

- To be updated!

The situation

Relationships

To be updated!

Roger Powers details

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Past

Childhood (1-12 years old)

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Adolescence (13 to 18 years old)

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Adulthood (19 years old till current)

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Body

Appearance

- Sporting platina blond hair, Roger sees no need to color his hair as he's aging towards 60. Nobody actually notices the grey strands anyway. It's fashionable to look old.

- Oddly enough Roger isn't losing his hair just yet and got a lion's mane going whenever he forgets to use the gel. He prefers to style it into a classic but pompous pompadour style that's heavy on the front.

- Roger's eyes are quite bright green, and always has been. He swears he's not wearing contacts. They actually look like that. No, they don't glow in the dark. That would be stupid.

- Rogers face is shaped like a box. So are his ears.

- The old man's greatest pride is his slightly crooked roman nose.

- Very full lips for a man his age and a smile that could bring any human being on their knees, Roger jokingly refers to himself as charming whenever he's drunk and confronted with a mirror.

- Being tall as a mountain Roger often got a hunched back and shoulders in order not to wack his head on something designed for normal people.

- Not really of average stature, everything in Roger's closet consists of tailored materials. He doesn't like to admit this.

- Roger is in great shape for his age. Sure, he's not ripped like he used to be in his younger years, but he's still looking good with a little extra fat here and there.

- Roger's signature outfit is his magenta suit and black shirt, with a pair of light brown colored leather shoes. Work wear as he calls it.

- A fan of outdoor activities of all kinds, Roger always got a consistent tan going.

Abilities

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Mind

Personality and behavior

- Roger is of the polite kin, and has naturally always been that way. No one has ever needed to correct his speech. He's heavy on polite phrases, quick to compliment when given the chance and doesn't even bother to swear every once in a while to express his point. That said he takes forever to get to his point and it's not just limited to regular conversations either. His phone calls last an average of 35 mintues, his text message boxes are usually two to three boxes long, and his e-mails might as well be books. Joel swears he once talked a guy to death. Roger is also a fan of big words. They're fun.

- Calling Roger a control freak might be a bit of an understatement. He's the type of guy who'd notice if his washing machine took one less roll than usual and start questioning the whole house about whether somebody had tampered with the machine or his laundry. He knows his crew inside out and everything you do is neatly recorded and filed away. He prefers to do his own paperwork to make sure everything comes out the way he likes it. He'd much rather skin his own wife than hire a secretary. Is it creepy and obsessive? Sure. But does it save his and everyone else's bacon regularly? Yes. When something goes wrong or not according to plan, you can bet your butt that Roger was away somewhere else or dead.

- Probably the scariest thing about Roger is how he grabs a hold of your skull. Not literally of course, though that's terrifying as well, but he got this strange ability to get into your head. His obsessive need to document things has given the old man the ability to read and analyse people on a sea deep level. It takes little effort on his part to manipulate your actions for the next week once you get into a conversation with him. You'll think exactly what he wants you to think. Thankfully though, he doesn't get a kick out of this. Roger views this more as a necessity for a peaceful, quiet life and won't go poking your brain unless you're up to no good or he got something work related going on.

- Roger prides himself on being a family man, and you could argue he is. With very few exceptions he puts his family first, and he's willing to drop almost everything should Cindy or their kids be in trouble. But should you not be a part of this intimate circle, you're disposable, a means to end. Jenny walks this fine line, while Joel is pretty much on the outskirts of 'meh'.

- While less dependent on friendship than the average joe, Roger loves mindless conversations and social gatherings. Whenever he's not working, he's out and about participating in a party or a team sport. He's not entirely sure why, but he enjoys it.

- Roger is very aware of his own mortality and is quite afraid of the day he'll die, but what he fears the most is probably old age. He has performed too many great feats against the worst kinds of odds to leave the world an wrinkled fart who can't even get out of bed. He's desperate to be remembered, which is probably why he reentered the criminal underworld with an even more dangerous attitude than before, and why Jenny has become so important to him.

- Roger is a physical person. He likes giving hugs, he likes receiving hugs, everyone and everything gets smoothes and nobody can escape a handshake or hand holding. He'll become deeply insulted should you reject his friendly approach, and may the gods have mercy on you if you continue to tell him no. Nobody is sure why this annoys him, but it does and affects him on a deep level. It's really just best to put up with it. Who cares if his manipulating skills will suffer from his need to touch people? YOU NEED HUGS DAMN IT. Why are you doing this to him? Why???

- It's hard to believe that his seemingly calm and friendly man has a short fuse, but he does. He's in fact very quick to anger and easily annoyed much like Joel, but there's a huge difference between them; self control. There are a lot of people Roger would love to turn into mulch, but as it happens you can't just go around killing people without suffering consequences. So you gotta wait, show patience, and either finish the bastards off when you get the opportunity or live with the bugger.

- Roger likes to work. He pours his heart and soul into everything he does and he's not afraid to get his hands dirty in order to achieve a goal. But he also likes to take his time to do things properly. Caring less about efficiency, Roger prioritizes perfection. So what if a heist takes 8 months to prepare and weeks to perform? It's a flawless plan. You can't touch him.

- Roger can't imagine anything worse than being inconvenienced and awkward silences, and tries his best to avoid doing the same thing to others. This is why he often fakes a meek behavior when introduced to other people. Nothing much else to it.

Dirty little secrets and other info

- Roger is a notorious user of dad jokes. He's not even sorry.

- Roger also whistles when left alone. His mouth is in constant motion.

- The best way to know whether Roger is angry or annoyed is to check his hands. If he's squeezing them so hard you can see blood, it's probably time to walk away.

Likes and dislikes

- To be updated!

Fears and dreams

- To be updated!

The situation


Relationships