Lucy O’Neill || Retro-actionism

[Name: (Lucy O’Neill)

Age: (22)

Gender: (Female)

Species: (Human)

Appearance: (5’7”, white short hair in a bob that didn’t go past her cheek. Gray pupils. Pale-White (Of American descent.)

Clothing: (For headgear she has AN/PVS-5 2nd Gen Night vision goggles

For clothing, she has a Black BDU shirt with a jet black undershirt, and black LBV-88, a green ALICE rig above it with two STANAG mag pouches in Olive Green.

Black BDU pants with black boots.

Weapon: (Stoner 63a in rifle configuration with a 1:12 twist barrel.

M9)

Hobbies: (Cooking, Walking, Guns, and cold war era gear.)

Likes: (Pizza Pies... for some reason. Golfing, Juggling, fishing, and running around. Cake, she even makes jokes with cake in it. (“Oh, I hope there’s cake.”)

Dislikes: (Alien worms that are egomaniacal and possess you. Big alien space ships. Not shooting first, and asking questions later.)

Behavior: (Lucy is sarcastic, blunt, and almost aggressively casual, with a dry sense of humor that rarely disappears completely. She has very little patience for unnecessarily complicated explanations, long briefings, or people who take ten minutes to say something that could have been said in thirty seconds. She tends to make flippant remarks even in situations where most people would remain serious, though she knows when something has crossed the line into genuinely dangerous territory. Military protocol is something she tolerates rather than respects, following it when necessary while ignoring everything she considers pointless or overly ceremonial. Her bluntness can easily come across as rude, especially because she has little interest in pretending to trust people she doesn't.

Lucy is naturally untrusting and predjudiced and carries plenty of personal biases, which can influence how quickly she accepts someone's intentions or judgment. However, that changes considerably with people she has actually grown close to. She is fiercely loyal to her own circle, sometimes allowing personal relationships to influence decisions that would otherwise be made purely on professional grounds. When she feels betrayed, deliberately kept uninformed, or believes someone is putting others at unnecessary risk, her patience can disappear completely. She has resorted to threats and intimidation to force cooperation, including threatening to abandon potential allies or leave useful resources behind simply because she no longer trusts the people involved. When pushed far enough, she can make genuinely serious threats against people who withhold critical information or act callously, she has even threatened to shoot those whom anger her by keeping information from her, those who are callous in their actions, and, to a less serious degree, those who merely annoy her.

Neutral: Casual, blunt, and pretty easygoing. Lucy talks like she has better things to do, but she's not constantly irritated or looking for an argument. She jokes around, makes dry comments, and generally does things her own way without making a big deal out of it.

Happy: More talkative, playful, and openly sarcastic. She enjoys messing with people she likes and has a surprisingly goofy side when she is comfortable. Her distrust doesn't disappear, but she's much more willing to give people the benefit of the doubt.

Sad: Quieter and less energetic, but she doesn't completely shut herself off. She'll usually distract herself with something else, occasionally making jokes just to keep the mood from getting too heavy. If someone close to her notices, she is more likely to admit something is wrong.

Anxious: Restless and a little scattered. Lucy talks through her thoughts, asks a lot of questions, and gets impatient when she can't figure something out. She tries to laugh things off, but the more uncertain she feels, the more obvious her frustration becomes.

Angry: Serious, but not constantly explosive. She becomes blunt and confrontational when genuinely pissed off, making it very clear what the problem is. She might throw out a threat or two, but she's still capable of recognizing when she's going too far and backing off.

Annoyed: Sarcastic, impatient, and mildly dramatic. She complains, makes snide remarks, and acts like whatever happened is the greatest inconvenience imaginable. Most of the time she is just venting, and she'll usually get over it fairly quickly.)

Speech: (Casual, dry, sarcastic, deadpan, concise, understated, occasionally irreverent. “Oh, c’mon. Let me be the cynic around here, okay?” “I distinctly remember somebody saying, “We’re not gonna make it!” I think we made it.” “Well, you look worse for wear.” “O’Neill. Two L’s.” “Yeah. Great plan. What could possibly go wrong?”

Backstory: (Born in Chicago before moving to Minnesota, Lucy grew up in a family where military service was simply part of life. Both of her parents were Air Force veterans, and stories about deployments, aircraft, and military life were common around the household. Her older brother eventually followed the same path, joining the Air Force when Lucy was thirteen. Being surrounded by it from such a young age gave her a strong interest in the military, though she never felt pressured to follow her family into service. She was fairly independent growing up, but the idea of serving herself gradually became more appealing as she got older.

At eighteen, Lucy enlisted in the United States Army, quickly proving herself capable enough to stand out among her peers. Somehow, by the age of twenty, she had managed to pass the selection and training required to enter the Green Berets and mustanging it over to the Air Force, becoming one of the youngest people in her circle to reach that level. She served for two years before leaving the Army at twenty-two, expecting to settle into civilian life and put her military career behind her.

But that didn’t happen.)

Relationship: (U.S. Air Force, Colonel, Iridium-44,)

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