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BASICS.

NAME: Mary Walker
CANON: Marvel's Iron Fist
CANON POINT: Season 2
AGE: 36
GENDER: F
SPECIES: Human
BIRTH DATE: 00/00/1982
HOMETOWN: Green Bay, Wisconsin
OCCUPATION: US Army Veteran, Mercenary, Freelance Illustrator
RANK: Sergeant First Class
LANGUAGES: English, Russian
SKILLS:

- COMBAT. Hand-to-hand, machete, knives.
- MARKSMANSHIP. Pistols, automatic weapons, sniper rifles.
- ART. Mary is a talented pencil artist.

PLAYER: S
TIMEZONE: PST
CONTACT: PM
AVAILABILITY: daily

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personality

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WALKER. Cold, calculating, deadpan, nearly stilted in speech. She is aware of her condition and has near full recollection of the trauma that exacerbated it. A fully trained former army sergeant, she has all the skills to go with it and applies it to any job that pays well. The only unpowered human to have defeated an Iron Fist. Triggered by: Adrenaline, elevated heartrate.

MARY. Bright, trusting, creative, a bit flighty. She has little to no memory of the trauma she endured and she is less acknowledging of her other identities in order to keep the memories buried. For all intents and purposes, Mary is a civilian. Triggered by: Rainfall, running water, strobing lights, lightning, sirens.

TYPHOID. A vengeful, violent killing machine, responsible for slaying her Sokovian captors. Until recently, Mary and Walker each assumed the other was responsible for the massacre that led to their freedom. Triggered by: Immediate threats to her life.

The goals of the Walker and Mary alters exist at odds, leading each personality to try and suppress the other when they become dominant. Walker intends to use her military skills for mercenary work until she accrues enough cash to purchase a solitary cabin in Arizona, where she can spend the rest of her life watching birds fly. Alienated from possible triggers, this would effectively silence Mary, who does not wish to be isolated and staunchly believes she deserves to be happy. Walker refers to Mary's attitude as asinine and her hopes as a pipe dream, while Mary considers Walker a tragic figure, merely "a good person in a bad place." The Typhoid alter goes unknown by both throughout most of the series.