Jane Harrow

Background: Born in the 1950s to CIA agents John V. Harrow and Lorraine Harrow, Jane Harrow’s life was forever altered on the night of September 12, 1960. For unknown reasons, the CIA targeted the Harrows in an operation known as Red Sweep. Awakened by loud noises, Jane left her bed to look for her parents. Her mother quickly entered the room, urging Jane to stay hidden under the bed, framing it as a game of hide-and-seek, despite her own visibly injured state. Confused and concerned, Jane initially followed her mother’s instructions but soon left the room, only to witness her mother in a gunfight with an unidentified assailant. Calling out to her mother, Jane inadvertently distracted her, allowing the assailant to seriously wound Lorraine before fleeing from John Harrow’s counterattack. Traumatized by the violence, Jane was quickly taken back to her room by her father, who instructed her to hide in the closet. Moments later, a CIA assassin stormed the room, and after a brief struggle, killed Jane’s father.

After her parents’ deaths, Jane was taken in by her aunt and uncle. Despite her insistence that a professional assassin was responsible, her claims were dismissed, and the incident was officially ruled a home invasion. Driven by a desire for justice, Jane became fixated on unraveling the mystery behind her parents' murders and seeking retribution. In the 1970s, she joined the CIA, where she came under the mentorship of Russell Adler and quickly rose through the ranks. As an Operations Specialist, Jane formed a close friendship with fellow agent Troy Marshall, even displaying a drawing he made of her in her office.

Jane is in her 40’s, with brown hair and eyes

Personality: Jane is calm, intelligent, and a great talker who loves her allies even if her other side has spite all over within, she can be very dominant at times if need be, usually shown if she has her hair tied up