USCM File: Grim Clotier

[SirBlank]

Full name:
Grim Clotier

Nickname(s):
Grim

Age:
21

Birth date:
07/24

Gender:
Male

Position:
Various

Notable traits:
Great leadership abilities, but lacks ability to see soldiers as anything other then cannon fodder

Persona:
Calm, but very paranoid about everything, as he seems to only trust himself

History:
Was born to a family that constantly wanted something better, this caused him to snap, and he became involved with criminal elements, learning how to use a gun at 9 he proceeded to make a reputation in his home sector for selling drugs, weapons, and inciting rebellion. He moved through the USMC ranks by bribing, and persuading his commanding officer that he was the man for the job, he has shown that he may get the job done, but he has his own agenda with plans that might interfere with the USMC. He appears to describe other crimes he has committed, but never around a commanding officer.

Relations:
He seems emotionless to others, which has left no room for friends

Basic appearance:
No comment

Likes:
Money, when things go his way, and manipulation

Dislikes:
Having to explain his reason, at the point of becoming very hostile, and being taken for granted

Strengths:
Great leadership, and combat abilities

Weaknesses:
No respect for command, or soldier as he see's them both as nothing, but his subordinates

Other Info:
When someone points a gun at you make sure you point 5 more at them.

[Edgelord]

It's the USCM, as in United States Colonial Marines.

[SirBlank]

Halo has got to me

[Jack McIntyre]

I was just curious on how someone who would be in rebellions or starting them got into the military? If you are caught they don't throw you in the military for that, they either toss you in a cell for a long time or just shoot ya. Just one of the things I noticed anyway, interesting character to say the least from what I have seen from you.

[MauroVega]

"Great leadership abilities"No
Screaming aint leadership

[Edgelord]

"Great leadership abilities"No
Screaming aint leadership

It's gonna take some fancy footwork to have "great leader" and "sees marines as cannon fodder" as two traits in the same character. Aside from my own moral bias it's just considered poor strategy in terms of cost-reward in most situations.