Jenn Wilson, The Bunker Blues

Character: Jenn Wilson. Age: 26. Gender: Female. Sexuality: Bisexual. Race: Human

Appearance: Jenn stands at 5'5" (165cm) She has neck length, straight brown hair, usually tucked behind the ear on one side. She has light skin and brown eyes. She has an athletic build like most Brotherhood soldiers. Jenn has a pointy chin.

Clothing: Jenn is usually wearing the military uniform of the Brotherhood of Steel with a tactical vest. She very rarely gets to change into civillian clothing, but whenever she does she greatly enjoys dressing up in elaborate outfits.

Combat Style: Jenn is an experienced soldier, she didn't fight against the NCR, but got considerable combat experience against the raider gangs or wasteland creatures. Unlike most Brotherhood members she chooses to go without power armor as it would make her more detectable. Jenn prefers to use a sniper rifle and take care of the enemies at long range.

Background: Jenn was born to two Enclave soldiers who fled Navarro when it was overrun by the NCR. Jenn's parents joined a remnant holdout that lasted two years until the Brotherhood of Steel took it out. Jenn was then found by Rachel Wilson, a Brotherhood of Steel Initiate taking part in the attack. Rachel decided to take Jenn who wasn't even two at the time. She didn't know the girl's name, but she chose to raise her as an adoptive mother. Rachel was the one to name Jenn and also gave her adoptive daughter her last name.

Jenn was taken to Lost Hills, the Brotherhood of Steel bunker and was raised as one of the members of the Order. Rachel always made sure to silence any rumors of Jenn being a child of fallen Enclave members in order to protect her daughter from bullying and prejudice. Whenever possible Rachel was trying to stay in the bunker with her daughter, not being the biological parent made no difference to Rachel.

Jenn grew up in the bunker and always wanted to follow in her mother's footsteps and become a Brotherhood Paladin just like she was, Rachel got promoted after Jenn turned 8. Some time after Jenn turned 14, the tensions between the New California Republic and the Brotherhood escalated leading to a war between the two powers. Rachel had to join her brothers and sisters in the fight, leaving Jenn for the rest of her teenage years in the bunker without her mother.

Jenn was worried about her mom's safety, the two kept writing letters to each other to make sure they are doing okay. Jenn always wished that she could join her mother on the frontlines to make sure she stayed safe. Rachel was only able to return to Lost Hills for a few weeks every year, she made sure to spend that time well with her daughter and to see if she is doing well.

At 18 Jenn became an Initiate of the Brotherhood and volunteered to join the Brotherhood's forces on the frontilines, Rachel was furious as she wanted her daughter to stay safe, but reluctantly agreed under the condition that Jenn gets assigned to the same unit with her mother. The two didn't have to wait long until Jenn was forced to face the forces of the NCR in battle. For two years she was fighting alongside her mother and other Brotherhood soldiers, as their faction was forced to retreat closer and closer to Lost Hills.

During one of the last battles of the war, Rachel was hit in the arm with an antimaterial rifle, she survived thanks to her power armor and Jenn dragged her to safety. Rachel lost her arm because of that shot and had to return to Lost Hills. The war soon ended with a truce between the two factions, with both of them suffering heavy losses. Jenn, after returning home, took care of her mother during her recovery after she got wounded. High Elder Maxon, the father of Arthur Maxon who travelled to the DC area, got wounded too and ended up in a coma, leading to the Council of Elders taking charge of the Brotherhood since then.

For the next six years, Jenn continued serving the Brotherhood of Steel as a scout, patrolling California and reporting on the events happening there. She achieved the rank of Paladin just like her mother, who now became one of the instructors and teachers at Lost Hills.

Personality Traits: Jenn never minded being adopted by Rachel, she learned it after turning 12 when her adoptive mom decided she was ready to hear it. Jenn loves her mom and has a good relationship with her, always making sure to send letters if she's away from the bunker now that Rachel is no longer deemed fit for duties outside the bunker.

Jenn is always ready to help the people of the wasteland whenever they need it. Unlike most Brotherhood members on the West Coast, she approves of the changes Elder Lyons made on the East Coast before contact between the two chapters was broken. She believes that if the Brotherhood doesn't adapt to the changing times they will die out soon as the larger factions, building a nation, rather than just collecting technology will easily take out the weak Brotherhood.

Jenn has mixed opinions on the NCR, she hates them partially for hurting her mother and the death of many Brotherhood members during the war between the factions. On the other hand she thinks that the Brotherhood should try to reach an understanding with the Republic and that cooperation would benefit both factions.

Jenn sometimes feels like the Brotherhood has no future, she thinks that unlike the NCR, which is rebuilding civilization, the Brotherhood is stagnant and doesn't do much to actually rebuild the world and instead only hoards technology and keeps it away from other groups. Jenn thinks that this attitude led to the war with the NCR and if there will be no change then another war is bound to happen. Jenn also wishes that the Brotherhood researched civillian technologies more, especially prosthetic limbs, which could improve her mother's life.

Jenn enjoys working out and playing different sports at Lost Hills gym. She even started collecting pre-war cards with famous athletes from different games ranging from football to basketball. She also has posters with her favorite players above her bunk at Lost Hills. Jenn also collects recordings of pre-war sports competitions.

Jenn is an extrovert and enjoys meeting new people, she's friendlier to outsiders than many Brotherhood members. Jenn is also really competitive and enjoys joking around or boasting about the things she's done. She also enjoys making bets with other people. She is loud and rarely stays quiet for longer moments, unless she's feeling down, then she shuts in and tries to make herself smaller. Jenn speaks with a Californian accent.

Jenn is inexperienced when it comes to dating and would most likely end up acting awkwardly at the beginning of a relationship, she hopes to find one special person for herself and would never be interested in just a hookup.

Jenn enjoys going for a drink, especially whiskey, she often stops at bars or tries to find bottles of alcohol while exploring the wasteland. She doesn't approve of using chems, she sees them as more harmful.

Jenn and her mother used to collect parts to restore a pre-war motorcycle, hoping to get it in a working condition. After Rachel's injury, Jenn still plans to realize their dream, even trying to find a side car for the bike so she could take her mother on a family trip. Jenn shares her mother's interest in motorization, she enjoys reading about pre-war vehicles and is jealous of the NCR that they have plenty of working vehicles.

Jenn deeply cares about the people close to her and would go out of her way to help them when they need it. She is loyal to people more than ideals. While she is not an ideologically perfect Brotherhood member, she wouldn't want to betray the people she grew up around.

Jenn hates the raiders or slavers she sometimes encounters in the wasteland, she wants to protect the people from those who would do them harm.

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