<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=124663.msg6205790#msg6205790">Quote from: Chrystal on 29-04-2012, 10:15:35</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Or the sergeant would get her... ;)<br/><br/>Mmmm... The sarge hasn't actually got a love interest in the plot.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>You might be better off waiting for Sarah to get passed around, as I see the new character as often unpleasant, more than a little evil, and paranoid. But if you're willing to work at it and get rejected a few times she could come around. As it stands she has never even had sex, as she has very severe trust issues.<br/><br/>I had a bit of a burst of creative energy last night and made the character sheet, even though the concept hasn't technically been approved yet. :P I decided to give her a small connection to our LT by giving her the same home planet.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/><div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/55/Abby.jpg)</div><tt class="bbc_tt"><br/><strong>Name:</strong>      Kara Reinfeldt<br/><strong>Rank:</strong>      Citizen<br/><strong>Role:</strong>      Battalion Political Officer<br/><strong>Age:</strong>       27<br/><strong>Height:</strong>    5’9”<br/><strong>Weight:</strong>    135 lbs.<br/></tt><br/><strong>Summary</strong><br/><br/>Miss Reinfeldt is considered a competent and intelligent agent of the Propaganda Department. Her loyalty to the current order is, by her actions and by every pysch test available, above reproach. However, due to her severe emotional issues and off-putting manner, it is recommended that she continue to be assigned to less important posts. Specifically, she should be kept anywhere that prevents her from encountering and offending important allies of the Propaganda Department.<br/><br/><strong>Education</strong><br/><br/>Riverside Boarding School for Displaced Children, Numera<br/>Imperial University at Frontier City, Numera<br/>Propaganda Department Indoctrination Center at Frontier City<br/><br/><strong>Service Record</strong><br/><br/>Assistant Director, PES Viability Center at Frontier City<br/>Numera Viability Center Incident, wounded in action<br/>Propaganda Department Military Ops Training at Widow’s Peak, Numera<br/>Propaganda Department [REDACTED] at [REDACTED]<br/>156th Mobile Infantry, Political Officer<br/>Market Square Incident, cleared of all charges<br/>206th Mobile Infantry, Political Officer<br/><br/><strong>Psych Profile</strong><br/><br/>Citizen Reinfeldt, despite her protests to the contrary, must have been deeply traumatized by the deaths of her parents at the hands of the separatist Numera Nationalist Front when she was seven years old. The subject has a deep-seated hatred of disloyalty to the Empire, which she claims (and likely believes) is due to ideological rather than personal reasons. Ultimately, the source of her loyalty is less important than its intensity, which is more than sufficient even by Propaganda Department standards.<br/><br/>The subject has been noted as severely isolated and overly suspicious. Colleagues find her unpleasantly intense and focused only on Propaganda Department business at all times. She seems to have no friends, and there is no evidence she has ever been involved in any sort of romantic or sexual relationship.<br/><br/>While Assistant Director of the Viability Center, she was often reported as overly violent toward the prisoners—though given the later treason of Director Collins these reports cannot be considered part of her official record. What is a matter of record is that during an official Propaganda Department fundraiser, she insulted the Numera planetary governor and claimed he was “coddling terrorists.” It is due to incidents such as this that Miss Reinfeldt has since been kept at low level military posts where her lack of tact cannot cause much damage.<br/><br/>Before she could be demoted from her Assistant Director position, the Numera Viability Center Incident took place. Reinfeldt’s superior proved to be a traitor who allowed Numera Nationalist terrorists into the prison in an attempt to rescue captured NNF soldiers. Reinfeldt was shot three times by the terrorists and left for dead along with the rest of the Center’s staff, but managed to recover a firearm and kill several of the terrorists and the Director. The most troubling indication of the subject’s mental instability is that, despite being so weak that she eventually passed out and almost died of blood loss, she somehow was able to shoot Director Collins eleven times and stab him fourteen times. Clearly, she took his betrayal very personally.<br/><br/>The subject has since performed admirably in the position of Battalion Political Officer, though her impressive success in ferreting out seven real traitors is somewhat counterbalanced by twenty-eight disruptive witch hunts to date. She was cleared of all wrong doing in Market Square Incident, where she seized command of Sergeant Hadley’s squad. Although the loss of fourteen civilians as collateral damage was regrettable, the destruction of the stolen encrypted disk—which contained information on [REDACTED]—was well worth the negative publicity.<br/><br/><strong>Equipment</strong><br/><br/>Uniform<br/>Comm (Long-range, highly encrypted)<br/>Infantry Protection (Level 3, light armored exoskeleton)<br/>Infantry Supplies (Standard issue)<br/>9mm pistol (Standard issue)<br/>TF-3 assault rifle