Wyatt Campbell

Registry of the Evolved Database

File #07 Jul 2010 01:34

Summary

Name Wyatt Jesse James Campbell Aliases Sheriff Status Unregistered Evolved Ability Magnetokinesis Gender Male Race/Eth. Caucasian Birthdate 28/8/1961 Age 48 Height 6'5" Build Lean Eyes Grey Hair Greying Black Residence Drifter Employment None Parents Frank and Emma Campbell (dec) Siblings None Marital Status Single Children None he knows of First Seen Last Seen Profile Mechanic, Driver, Coyote, Hard man

portrayed by Sam Elliott

Background

Born in a small Texas town in the 60's Wyatt has been in trouble most of his life. He wound up in the Marines rather than jail, but didn't last a full term before spending a few months in the brig followed by a bad conduct discharge. He wound up in NYC and joined the Hells Angels sometime in the early 80's. Since then he has had at least two spells behind bars, but has been out of trouble for a while now, even running his own custom bike store. At least until the bomb turned it into a glowing heap of rubble along with almost all his chapter.

Psych Profile

Wyatt has done a lot of growing up since his wild youth. His anti-authoritarian streak remains, but it is tempered with maturity and experience. Still he has spent most of his life outside the law as he saw it, in a culture where you had to know how to handle yourself and violence was a natural part of life. Despite this he has never been actively malicious or cruel, but these decades have left their mark on him, as have his stints behind bars. He doesn't exactly have a heart of gold, but when it comes to women and children he has a bit of a old-fashioned chivalrous streak, at least when it comes to 'civilians', to him those outside the biker/criminal/law-enforcement culture he is part of. This has grown as he deals with desperate families as part of the Ferrymen.

He has a mixed view about the evolved. Firstly of course he is one. But one also wiped out his previous life and he recognises the danger they can be. Of course he ain't fond of the government, and especially when they go after women and children, so he supports the Ferrymen but isn't too fond of deeply pro-evolved movements.

Outwardly he comes across as a fairly calm and laconic rough older biker. No longer a wild and brash youth nothing much seems to phase him any more, at least outwardly. Inside he has lost of a lot of the purpose of his life, most of his friends and his livelihood, the Ferrymen having replaced a lot of that but part of him simply wants to settle back down into a peaceful retirement.

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