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Officer Linda Beck, 31 years old. Prison guard.
"Jake´s an oaf. But he´s my oaf!"

Linda has been working at Surrey State Penitentiary for ten years. She would say it´s her adult lifetime. She also met the love of her life here, Jake. Jake is the rock she missed while growing up in Stockbridge, GA. Pine Hills ”The best place to call home”, was her mother´s home. A trailer home for a single mother and her daughter. Being the daughter of the communities Golden Arches most popular waitress on skates made Linda long for a father figure and order in life.
Fate would have it that her and Jake´s current home is a caravan on the parking lot of Surrey State Penitentiary. An irony that is not lost on her. Her mom died from a skin condition in 1982. Six years ago, and what does Linda have from her? A pair of neon roller skates in a cupboard of the mobile home.
A cream Desoto from 66 is hitched to the mint colored home. ”To be a step away from wherever...” Is the going phrase of Jake & Linda.
Now, the step seems to be a long leap away.

Please roll up the stats and skills for Linda as normal.

Linda has an obsession: (Something she has to do in certain situations. Could be seen as a drawback. Could be something good.) Life goal?
Linda´s passion is: (A thing that makes her really good at something. She will have the opportunity to re-roll a botched skill check on her passion skill. Always.)

Rage stimulus: What makes her angry?
Fear stimulus: What´s her worst fear?
Noble stimulus: What´s worth fighting for?

Her Sanity is divided into five parts, all with the total amount of San points.

Violence x x x
Unnatural x x x
Helplessness x x x
Isolation x x x
Self x x x

You may redistribute the x´s to make Linda more hardened to some of the aspects and weaker to others. She must have 1 x per aspect.

When rolling sanity checks, you will pick which of the madness criteria she will suffer.
Even if you succeed in a roll, one x will be removed from the madness pool. The reasoning is that even if you manage to get through 15 hurdles without a breakdown, you will be jolted for sure. And that is what the x´s are about. If your Isolation reaches 0 x´s, you will need to find someone to break your feeling of isolation.
As normal, if you fail a Sanity check, the SAN score will possibly get lower. And she will react to the aspect she rolled against.

You should never have wound up in Surrey prison; you should be somewhere much worse. You got convicted for breaking and entering
because you hadn’t had time to slit the throat of the Russian mobster who was moving in on your boss’s territory. You’ve killed six
people so far, two of whom didn’t fight back. It’s okay though; they were all bad.
You don’t hurt or kill good people. It’s sloppy, unprofessional, and you just don’t like it. At least, that’s what you tell yourself; but
deep down, you suspect that it’s because you like killing far, far too much.
People underestimate you. You don’t talk a lot, and when you do, you have a hard time getting your point across. That makes them
think you’re dumb, which you certainly aren’t. You’re also not very large, and by the time you hit thirty-five you were completely bald—
so people don’t think you’re trouble in a fight.
Most people at the prison didn’t know you had to kill Don Braddock. It was self-defense—but the question of who left the prison’s
worst bully and sexual predator in a broom closet with a sharpened spoon in his eye was a hotly debated one in Surrey.
You don’t blame the guards for watching you or the courts for imprisoning you. You’ve accepted that you’re a bad man; some day
you’ll probably die like the bad men you’ve killed. But there are different types of bad.
You know you’re on the dark side, but that doesn’t mean you like to see people leave the light.


Saying that this not seems to be the best laid plans won´t serve anyone. But what are the options? Go back to the van for some reason? Leave the group as the hailstorm is really distracting. You know Nubbs is on his way, and he knows how to disappear for real. Steven is just a clown.

Obsession: You’re morbidly fascinated by death. You never feel as alive as when you watch the light fade from a dying man’s eyes.
Passions
Rage Stimulus: People who try to push you around because they think you can’t fight back.
Fear Stimulus: (Violence) Losing control of the joy that you take in killing.
Noble Stimulus: Making sure the “good people” don’t get pulled into conflicts between “bad people.”

Some Skills
Body Skills: Athletics 15%, Climb 10%, Cut You Up 55%
Speed Skills: Drive 15%, Dodge 15%, Shoot You 30%, Sneak 40%
Mind Skills: General Education 15%, Get Past Alarms 40%, Notice
45%
Soul Skills: Lie 45%, Charm 15%

His Sanity is divided into five parts, all with the total amount of San points.

Violence x x x
Unnatural x x x
Helplessness x x x
Isolation x x x
Self x x x

You may redistribute the x´s to make Willits more hardened to some of the aspects and weaker to others. He must have 1 x per aspect.

When rolling sanity checks, you will pick which of the madness criteria he will suffer.
Even if you succeed in a roll, one x will be removed from the madness pool. The reasoning is that even if you manage to get through 15 hurdles without a breakdown, you will be jolted for sure. And that is what the x´s are about. If your Isolation reaches 0 x´s, you will need to find someone to break your feeling of isolation.
As normal, if you fail a Sanity check, the SAN score will possibly get lower. And he will react to the aspect she rolled against.

Please roll up character stats and some more skills using 5th or 6th edition rules.

Phil has a history as a police detective in Downtown Atlanta. He´s been an dependent contractor for the last ten years. Manly working for Johnny Nails. Phil has a way of creating plausible crime scenes and planting leads to steer investigations away from those who need no light on them. This has proven to be very lucrative. In a way he´s doing the police a favor. Imagine how much work he saves them. And not to talk about the overtime pay. With Phil being the fixer of Nails´operation, Willits is the individual who disappears competition. He gets the wet jobs done. Willits being nabbed for a B&E is hilarious. If only the prison knew who they had had in custody.

Regarding the plan how to get Willits out, I give that for you to come up with. What´s his excuse for being at the prison? What kind of vehicle does he have?

Please roll up the stats and skills for Phil as normal. CoC rules 5th or 6th edition.

Phil has an obsession: (Something she has to do in certain situations. Could be seen as a drawback. Could be something good.) Life goal?
Phil´s passion is: (A thing that makes him really good at something. He will have the opportunity to re-roll a botched skill check on his passion skill. Always.)

Rage stimulus: What makes him angry?
Fear stimulus: What´s him worst fear?
Noble stimulus: What´s worth fighting for?

His Sanity is divided into five parts, all with the total amount of San points.

Violence x x x
Unnatural x x x
Helplessness x x x
Isolation x x x
Self x x x

You may redistribute the x´s to make Phil more hardened to some of the aspects and weaker to others. He must have 1 x per aspect.

When rolling sanity checks, you will pick which of the madness criteria he will suffer.
Even if you succeed in a roll, one x will be removed from the madness pool. The reasoning is that even if you manage to get through 15 hurdles without a breakdown, you will be jolted for sure. And that is what the x´s are about. If your Isolation reaches 0 x´s, you will need to find someone to break your feeling of isolation.
As normal, if you fail a Sanity check, the SAN score will possibly get lower. And he will react to the aspect he rolled against.