Editing Do Not Go Gentle: Fabricator (section)

==Biographical Details==

'''Alias:''' Fabricator

'''Name:''' Rotherford Beasley 

'''Date of Birth:''' August 8th 1920 

===Character Notes:===

Fabricator was born in downtown New York to a working class family who imagined that giving him an upper class name would make their son upper class. He and his family moved to Los Angeles in 1930, seeking their fortune, but found little joy there either. In fact, both of his parents died young in a pneumonia outbreak a few years later, with Rotherford left to the care of a Catholic orphanage. 

Rotherford remains a poorly educated guy, and is somewhat absent-minded as well, but he remains proud to be working class. He found he an aptitude for mechanic work, but wasn't aware that this was due to metahuman powers, rather believing that he was just "naturally gifted". However, another mechanic spotted that Rotherford was working beyond the scope of what should be conventionally possible, and he advised Rotherford to contact Enhanced Soldier Operations for testing. 

Rotherford did so when he was seventeen, and was flagged as a metahuman. He was utilised to great effect during the war, both on the front line and at home, and remains a valuable asset still. If he has any flaw, it is perhaps that he has something of a chip on his shoulder, believing that "toffs who've had the world handed to them" aren't worth much, and that "most people are idiots for not understanding simple mechanics." He also misses his parents still, though you'll rarely hear him admit it, and secretly resents the social inequalities of America that led to his poverty-stricken parents receiving less than perfect healthcare. Under duress, he might admit that a little bit of socialism in America might not be a bad thing, though he's not stupid enough to speak those thoughts out loud in every day conversation.