<strong>Concept:</strong>Rebel Without a Cause<br/><strong>Portrait:</strong>CP (http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff406/Cal_Eternal_Blade/Characters%20Male/TKwallpaper-1.jpg)<br/><strong>CS Link:</strong>CS (http://sheetgen.dalines.net/sheet/12739?message=true)<br/><strong>Name:</strong>Daniel Benet<br/><strong>Age:</strong>19<br/><br/><strong>Psychological Profile:</strong>From our Greatest efforts; we can only surmise that Mr. Benet suffers from Paranoid Schizophrenia, but we've been unable to talk with him extensively enough to diagnose him further. He appears to have problems with authority figures, particularly males with any sort of perceived power over him him. His first psychologist at our facility was found dead after just their third sessions, and the second psychologist, a woman this time was convinced to remove his restraints. She was unharmed, but even she was unable to get much more than the litany of philosophy he tends to speak when asked about different events in his life. At all times he has acted like we're the enemy, as if we're interrogating him rather than trying to help him. He's extremely dangerous and unpredictable; but it's our hope that we can get through to him with more time.<br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong>Daniel is the son of an army special forces officer who fought during operations; Desert Shield, and Desert Storm. When Daniel was just a toddler, men from the military confronted his father about volunteer work he'd done while he was still in the Army, and eventually his father killed those same men. Daniel doesn't know what happened to his mother, his father never wanted to talk about while they were on the run, but he assumes that she died around the time they started running.<br/><br/>Running was all he knew for the longest time, that and defying what the police who were chasing them said was the law. That only lasted until Daniel was 14, at which point the police caught up with them. His father died in a shoot out with the police, and he was taken into social services. He was explained that his father killed his mother, which he still doesn't believe to this day, and that he kidnapped Daniel. The youth just paid lip service to them, until he was about to be adopted by a general and his wife, and the training his father had taught him kicked in.<br/><br/>Daniel waited until a moment when no one was looking, and ran without looking back. It was less than a year later that he had tried to settle down, he had a fake ID that had his finger prints and facial identification in the system, and even a girl friend he was living with. He had himself fooled into thinking they would never find out where he was, and that the new life he'd built wouldn't get dusted over once they did. It took them a year, the guy he'd paid for the ID had done a very good job, but they came.<br/><br/>It happened fast, men in black tactical gear rushing into his house, and tear gas being shot through the windows. On instinct he fought them, but was hit with a dart in the back of the neck. Next thing he knew, he was in jail going through a murder trial, the murder of two police officers. The hardest thing to swallow was that his girl friend had testified against him, but he tried not to hold it against her. After a lengthy trial, he was determined to be innocent by way of insanity, and was sent to Salvero Sanitarium for rehabilitation.