PLAYER Name: Julie Age: 28 Personal Journal:arana E-mail: redrobinflies@gmail.com AIM/MSN/etc: pirateprincess on plurk
CHARACTER Name: First, Last (Western order) Sharon Carter Canon: Captain America: The Winter Soldier Age: 28 Timeline: Post-The Winter Soldier If playing another character from the same canon, how will you deal with this?: N/A
Personality: One of the most used quotes of Sharon, from canon, is that she is not the kind of person to choose love over duty. While that is a quote from the comics and I am taking her from the cinematic universe, I think this still applies to her in this version. She takes her job seriously and doesn’t let anyone distract her. With that being said, she is a strong and brave person. Most importantly, she has high morals and she is a realist. She doesn’t take people’s words at face value. She is a skeptic which helps her not to be fooled by her enemies. She challenges Director Pierce in The Winter Soldier when orders were given that Captain America was considered an enemy.
She is fiercely loyal and determined. Some would say she is stubbornly determined. She will not sway from following her moral compass. It can be good or bad depending if you want Sharon to be on your side. Because she has a strong sense of duty in serving her country like her aunt, she is a good agent in SHIELD. But she doesn’t blindly follow orders as she demonstrated when she challenged Director Pierce. When Rumlow ordered her to stand down, she didn’t. She stood her ground because she was following what she believed was right.
Sharon has hard angles to her which she uses as armor. When played against Steve’s idealism she can come off as overly pessimistic, but that’s only one side of her character. As I already stated she is fiercely loyal and loves sparingly, but deeply. Her Aunt Peggy is her greatest inspiration. She draws her strength from herself and her own abilities. She pushes herself forward and doesn’t back down because she doesn’t think she can do it. She’s an analytic thinker and a harsh opponent, but if she’s on your side she won’t ever disappoint you.
Abilities: She is highly trained in martial arts, espionage, firearms, and computers.
First Person:
[Video] Not sure if anyone can see this, but I need some answers. I’d like to know how I arrived in this place. [mumbles] Wherever this place is. Any information on trying to get home would be helpful, specifically to the D.C. area.
[She started examining the pocket watch she was recording with a bit more closely.] Interesting piece of tech that I have here... [Sharon made a mental note to give this a thorough examination later.] I’d appreciate any information anyone can offer me. Thank you.
[CANON] Sharon Carter || Captain America: The Winter Soldier || No Reserve || X of X
Name: Julie
Age: 28
Personal Journal:
E-mail: redrobinflies@gmail.com
AIM/MSN/etc: pirateprincess on plurk
CHARACTER
Name: First, Last (Western order) Sharon Carter
Canon: Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Age: 28
Timeline: Post-The Winter Soldier
If playing another character from the same canon, how will you deal with this?: N/A
Personality:
One of the most used quotes of Sharon, from canon, is that she is not the kind of person to choose love over duty. While that is a quote from the comics and I am taking her from the cinematic universe, I think this still applies to her in this version. She takes her job seriously and doesn’t let anyone distract her. With that being said, she is a strong and brave person. Most importantly, she has high morals and she is a realist. She doesn’t take people’s words at face value. She is a skeptic which helps her not to be fooled by her enemies. She challenges Director Pierce in The Winter Soldier when orders were given that Captain America was considered an enemy.
She is fiercely loyal and determined. Some would say she is stubbornly determined. She will not sway from following her moral compass. It can be good or bad depending if you want Sharon to be on your side. Because she has a strong sense of duty in serving her country like her aunt, she is a good agent in SHIELD. But she doesn’t blindly follow orders as she demonstrated when she challenged Director Pierce. When Rumlow ordered her to stand down, she didn’t. She stood her ground because she was following what she believed was right.
Sharon has hard angles to her which she uses as armor. When played against Steve’s idealism she can come off as overly pessimistic, but that’s only one side of her character. As I already stated she is fiercely loyal and loves sparingly, but deeply. Her Aunt Peggy is her greatest inspiration. She draws her strength from herself and her own abilities. She pushes herself forward and doesn’t back down because she doesn’t think she can do it. She’s an analytic thinker and a harsh opponent, but if she’s on your side she won’t ever disappoint you.
Background: Sharon’s Movie wiki
Abilities: She is highly trained in martial arts, espionage, firearms, and computers.
First Person:
[Video]
Not sure if anyone can see this, but I need some answers. I’d like to know how I arrived in this place. [mumbles] Wherever this place is. Any information on trying to get home would be helpful, specifically to the D.C. area.
[She started examining the pocket watch she was recording with a bit more closely.] Interesting piece of tech that I have here... [Sharon made a mental note to give this a thorough examination later.] I’d appreciate any information anyone can offer me. Thank you.
Third Person:
Sharon on the TDM