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| − | You were born in Hertfordshire to a middle class family, attended Eton, and went on to an Oxford education. If it weren't for the war, you would have followed the family tradition up in the Civil Service, but instead you | + | You were born in Hertfordshire to a middle class family, attended Eton, and went on to an Oxford education. If it weren't for the war, you would have followed the family tradition up in the Civil Service, but instead you were recruited by the SOE. You spent two and a half years behind enemy lines engaging in espionage and sabotage, assisting the French Resistance. Unfortunately in 1941 you were betrayed and captured by the Nazis, and subsequently interrogated as a spy. |
| − | + | After over a year of internment at a POW camp, and during one of many torture sessions, you begged your interrogators to stop and to your surprise, they did. You then asked a guard to release you then hand you his weapon to you, which you then promptly turned on your captors. | |
| − | + | Ironically, the war ended only a few days after your escape, and by the time you made it back to Allied lines, Victory in Europe had been confirmed. | |
| − | + | Now the war is over you are no longer the carefree soul of your younger days, suffering with post traumatic stress from your torture. You have a wife (a Frensch woman who you met in the Resistance) and still lives in Paris, but you've not yet returned to her, reasoning that you are no lonher the man she fell in love with. Instead you have been travelling around Europe, hunting down and killing collaborators, suspected Nazis and war criminals. | |
==Traits== | ==Traits== | ||
Revision as of 02:25, 6 May 2008
Biographical Details
Alias: Puppetmaster
Name: Charlie Raynor
Date of Birth: July 15th 1917
Character Notes:
You were born in Hertfordshire to a middle class family, attended Eton, and went on to an Oxford education. If it weren't for the war, you would have followed the family tradition up in the Civil Service, but instead you were recruited by the SOE. You spent two and a half years behind enemy lines engaging in espionage and sabotage, assisting the French Resistance. Unfortunately in 1941 you were betrayed and captured by the Nazis, and subsequently interrogated as a spy.
After over a year of internment at a POW camp, and during one of many torture sessions, you begged your interrogators to stop and to your surprise, they did. You then asked a guard to release you then hand you his weapon to you, which you then promptly turned on your captors.
Ironically, the war ended only a few days after your escape, and by the time you made it back to Allied lines, Victory in Europe had been confirmed.
Now the war is over you are no longer the carefree soul of your younger days, suffering with post traumatic stress from your torture. You have a wife (a Frensch woman who you met in the Resistance) and still lives in Paris, but you've not yet returned to her, reasoning that you are no lonher the man she fell in love with. Instead you have been travelling around Europe, hunting down and killing collaborators, suspected Nazis and war criminals.
Traits
European languages +3 sabotage and explosives +2 you don't need to see my identification +5 stiff upper lip +2 it'll never get caught again +3 guerrilla fighting +3
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Special Powers
obey can issue commands which the hearer is compelled to follow not so much mind control as body control and requires your full attention ( think weirding way from dune) the victim is aware he is acting against his will the commands must be no longer than a sentence the shorter the better. post traumatic stress prone to blackouts
- to be edited
Credits
Original concept by Pete. Edited for use by Asklepios
