Agent Dossier

Identification number: C508QS85
Status: Tier 1, Alpha Unit

 


CONTACT DETAILS:

Address: 273 Bordentown Avenue, Apt 3A
Morgan, New Jersey,08812

Phone (landline): 732-555-8435__  (cell):732-555-1649


email: [email protected]________

MEDICAL NOTES:

Medications: None

Allergies: None known.

Notes:

Recommendations: none

MEDICAL HISTORY:

  • Harmony appears remarkably unscathed despite a vigorous life on the land. Frequent bruising and small cuts are ignored as inconsequential. Harmony is extremely fit and exhibits considerable stamina and endurance.

 

 

PSYCHOLOGOCAL HISTORY:

Harmony is a higly intelligent woman, who is happy to be regarded as a 'dumb blonde', a role which she plays to perfection when it suits her. Quite openly resorts to humor in stressful situations, indeed in most situations, often inappropriately. Harmony conducts conversations with a 'voice' she appears to hear, another coping mechanism, no doubt developed when her wishes were ignored and she was sent away to be schooled. She is openly resentful of her mother's interference.

 

INTERVIEW NOTES: Subject came to the attention of the SIA during a routine scan of court cases worldwide. Subject on trial for murder, typically proclaiming her innocence. Life sentence arranged. Prison riot arranged. Subject removed. Her skills in particular weapons, survival and mechanical were obviously enough to attract the attention of SIA recruiters. Further, although currently unlicensed, her experience in the cockpit of a number of different aircraft may be utilized to our benefit.

 

SECTION ONE HISTORY:

Skills

Computers: Average
Languages: See Other.
Weapons: Excellent
Intelligence: Highly intelligent.

Other: Harmony appears to be a natural mimic, copying accent and speech patterns almost perfectly. Has only basic language skills but early tests, coupled with mimic talent, indicate further training an imperative.

RECRUITMENT EVALUATION:

Phase I:
Candidate obviously nervous, having been deliberating ill-informed of what was required of her, approaching paper with obvious interest but some hesitation. Questions answered confidently, and in most cases correctly. Candidate obviously came to terms with expectations of examiners, apparently deciding that they would rather see her personality, as evidenced in some of the responses she gave. Candidate displayed an attitude of almost 'take me or leave me, here I am thorns and all'. Interesting. Candidate appears to resort to humor in times of stress.

Phase II:

Candidate obviously not prepared for cold weather testing, but pulled through remarkably well. Some periods of melancholy were observed, but expected. These did not appear to interfere or impact her contribution to Beta Team. Candidate extremely confident with weapons, as indicated in initial report. Initial discomfort reference human targets appears to have been overcome. Candidate exceeded performance expectations on final mission. Worked well with all team members, displaying confidence and imagination despite unfamiliar environment. Candidate approved.

BACKGROUND: Raised on a remote cattle station in the Australian Outback by two people about as different from each other as it was possible to be. The eldest of two children, twin girls, and raised as the son her father never had, she learnt early to be as good as any of the stockmen he employed...anything they could do, she would and could do better. By the time she was 15 she could outride adn outshoot anyone foolish enough to pit themselves against her...much to eh secret delight of her father and vocal despair of her mother, who persevered in her attempts to instill some understanding of social skills in her.

Finally, despairing of her, her mother convinced her father to pack her off to the City to a prestigious all-girls school. Understanding his daughter's fear of the City, and fearing for her mental health, her father promised he would do what he could to bring her home. Her mother, however, was determined that she complete her education and the only concession she made was to allow her home for Term breaks. And so, for 3 long years, the only glimpse she got of the red dirt of her Outback home was on short breaks at Christmas and Easter. Those times were spent frantically catching up on all she had missed. Once her schooling was completed she moved back home, determined to make a life for herself in the country she loved, a move welcomed by her father, if not her mother.

Skilled with horses and the many vehicles needed to run a large Outback Station, she can fix any piece of machinery with litte more than a piece of wire and some spit. A daring but unlicensed helicopter pilot, she is well-used to spending days away from the comforts of home mustering mobs of cattle on horse back or from the air, and in fact, prefers this to the soirees at the neighboring Stations which her mother insists she attend with regular monotony. Thanks to the painful lessons drummed into her at school, she is able to move from the cattleyard to the Ball room with easy.


 


 

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