Vesper

A Captain of the British Army during World War 2, Vesper finds nothing more inspiring than being a part of a larger system. She is passionately loyal, with a strong and sometimes uncompromising sense of justice.

She is domineering and confident in her skills, sometimes too much so. Controlling the power of lightning itself, and bearing twice the workload of her army peers, she is accustomed to shouldering too much responsibility. She is a pathological overworker, holding herself to impossible standards and seeing herself as responsible for everyone within the field of her influence. At times forgetting she is not a machine, she often does not realise she is in over her head until things start to slip out of her control—which happens often, even for someone of her capabilities.

Outside work, her severity melts away to reveal an individual with a wry sense of humour and a confidently casual demeanour. She believes that stress over inconsequential matters is a waste of time. Her strict adherence to rules and systems can appear intimidating to some, but most will learn this regimental attitude is reserved for her responsibilities and obligations.

She thinks of hardship as things to be learned from, not avoided. She's quite good at handling extreme stress, but the war has left its indelible mark on her, and she can no longer enter hospitals like the ones where she first watched her friends die.

She favours functional but classy attiring and her wardrobe runs the gamut of longcoats and dress shirts—at least, when she isn't in uniform. Being as organised as she is, it does surprise some that she retains a childlike love for standing in the rain in the middle of a thunderstorm and feeling the static surge around her.