Chesterfield Act Registry of the Non-Expressive Database
File #14 Aug 2020 22:07
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 Mackenzie Davis |
Wright was born on 3/13/1989 during a solar storm which caused widespread power grid failures in Canada and red auroras to be visible as far south as Texas, prompting fears of Armageddon.
She was raised in the foster care system in Northeast Massachusetts alongside Elliot Hitchens, though she was eventually adopted, changing her last name from Clark. She often protected Elliot from bullying and earned an undeserved reputation as a bully for it. The Tracys, affluent conservatives with a history of military service,shipped Wright off to a private military boarding school at the age of 14. Communication with Elliot all but stopped.
Wright was 17 when the Bomb went off in 2006, and in the following February when the existence of the “Evolved” was revealed to the world. Her school pushed heavily on the narrative that humans would soon be at war with the “Evolved threat”, but Wright graduated with no intention of serving a state that would openly oppress its citizens, and did not join the armed forces, or return home to her family.
In 2008, Wright was travelling the Eastern seaboard, taking security assignments from independent clients. Her work caught the notice of a pro-Evolved activist client, and she quickly segwayed into full-time work for the pro-Evolved cause. It was while moving refugees into the Brick House that she and Elliot reunited after five years apart.
Once they were back together with a shared sense of purpose, it didn’t take long for them to be noticed by the Ferrymen. Wright worked as a Ferrymen operative but by 2010 she had transitioned to Special Activities, supplemented by Elliot’s infiltration and intelligence gathering.
Wright and her strike team worked dozens of extraction operations through the winter, and countless operations to provide protection to Evolved refugees. In May of 2011, when the opportunity to install Elliot as an undercover operative within the Institute came, her team was assigned to his extraction. After two years of being constantly in contact with Elliot, time apart was stressful.She spent most of her free time in operations, waiting for a call to action.
On the day of Elliot’s scheduled extraction, the call for pickup never came. Communications were silent, drop boxes empty. Elliot was declared MIA. Wright threw herself into her job, losing the composure she maintained when Elliot was there to balance her out. She developed a reputation of lethal efficiency and a high operation success rate. When the raid on the Ark finally came she was determined to find Elliot and, if necessary, mete out retribution.
The raid was a nightmare. In the chaos, Wright never had the opportunity to find Elliot. When the Ferrymen fled Cambridge to their fallback location at Bannerman Castle in New York, Wright was morose. It was there in the triage area that she found Elliot unresponsive. She spent all of her free time at his side, holding his hand and speaking to him. When the castle was besieged, she was needed on the front line. Wright was pinned down and took fire. She panicked, scrabbling for safety in raw terror as Elliot made his way to save her. When he rounded the corner to her, her arms were already outstretched toward him.
Confusion. Vertigo. Pain. Am I me? Are you? After recovering from the siege in Canada, Elliot and Wright found themselves entangled in thought, memory, and sensation. A boon to their recovery was Marthe Burgess, an RN who would eventually become Wright’s wife. As soon as they were able, they returned to the US to fight for the resistance in what would become Civil War II. They fell in with Wolfhound through their previous Ferrymen contacts. In 2014, Wright married Marthe in the field. They served with Wolfhound until two years after the war.
They retired to raise Wright and Marthe’s daughter Ames. Wright and Marthe were awarded lottery home in Phoenix Heights. Elliot has a townhouse in Red Hook that he purchased with his Wolfhound income, where he now lives alone. Ames began kindergarten at the Winslow-Crawford Academy for the Gifted in 2020.
Last year, the data recovered from the hack of Praxis Heavy Industries revealed mentions of “Project 0”, spurring them to re-enter the action. It was around that time that Elliot and Wright stopped thinking of themself as separate entities.
Wright was born enthusiastic and joyful, and prone to brash action in the face of adversity. She and Elliot have been codependent since their childhood. Under ideal conditions, Wright is vibrant, sharing in the happiness of others as easily as her own. She can slide between enjoyment and critical confrontation of the harmful behaviors of others, and return to joy as soon as the moment has passed.
Elliot has provided a sense of stability to Wright, who is better able to think before jumping to conclusions or outright conflict. She shares some of his calculating nature and sense of humor. Symbiosis has changed them both, and behaviors flow between them with sometimes disadvantageous results. In the presence of the unaware, they can slip into versions of their former selves, maintaining distinct behaviors and relationships with neighbors and co-workers.
Sudden negation of symbiosis results in immediate segmentation into an individual, though not the individual she was before symbiosis. Loss of her connection with Elliot can cause severe separation anxiety.
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| Commando | Wright’s training in military school, her time in Special Activities, and years spent fighting in Civil War II has left her with significant combat expertise, including small arms use and, to a lesser degree, hand-to-hand and knife combat. |
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| Military History | Wright has a knack for memorization, and years in a private military academy provided a detailed history of historical combat across the globe. |
| Squad Tactics | Wright is highly proficient with maintaining order amidst the heat of battle. Tactical operations and squad deployment procedures are second nature to her, she never loses her cool in the field. |
| First Aid | Wright is well trained in and maintains a study of field trauma and first aid procedures. She has continued to hone these skills through professional training courses and at home under the tutelage of her wife Marthe. |
| Fitness | Wright follows a strict exercise routine to stay in top shape including endurance, strength , balance, and flexibility. |
| Resources | Wright and Marthe co-own a home in Phoenix Heights which they were awarded through the lottery. Marthe owns a Yamagato Civis, while Wright owns a Mantis for personal use. |
| American Sign Language | Elliot’s early difficulties with verbal communication were lessened when he and Wright began learning ASL as children. Years later, they found an opportunity to practice more extensively while working child relocation assignments for the Ferrymen. Sadly, they learned very little of the Lighthouse Cant sign language from the secretive children. |
Wright is 5’11” and maintains a toned, muscular frame, carrying herself tall and confidently. She has light skin and blue eyes, and keeps her short blonde hair swept back on the top and shaved on the sides. She is prone to wearing bright makeup, though never in advance of an assignment.
She dresses in dark dress pants or jeans, brightly patterned, partially-buttoned dress shirts, a black leather motorcycle jacket, and boots. She carries a pistol at all times, either concealed at the small of her back or in a holster under her arm when wearing a jacket.
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Partner | Raised in the foster system together in northeastern Massachusetts, Wright and Elliot are largely inseparable. Very few people are aware that they've shared a telepathic bond for nine years. |
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Wife | Marthe (mar-TAY) is an RN turned Resistance battle medic. Originally from Nova Scotia, she came to the US with Wright to participate in the Second American Civil War. She and Wright were married in the field during the war. After the fighting stopped, Marthe left active service to carry her and Wright’s three-parent daughter Ames. She currently works as a school nurse at Winslow Crawford Academy for the Gifted. When not dressed for medical work she usually wears coordinated shirts and skirts. |
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Daughter | Three-parent 5-year-old daughter of Wright and Marthe, including Elliot as sperm donor. Both mothers are biological, but Ames was carried by Marthe. She was born after the Second American Civil War, on September 3rd 2015. She's currently attending kindergarten at Winslow Crawford Academy for the Gifted. She has curly, strawberry blond hair and hazel eyes. |
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Adoptive Mother | Uggghhhhhh |
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Adoptive Father | Fffffuuuuck |
