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| − | At the time Ned Sainte was COO of Tri-Optimum Corporation, around 5-6 years ago, Sarah (16/17, late high school) glanced at some papers/etc. and accidentally discovered some discrepancies. Ned looked into it and found some actual malfeasance on the part of some of the board members, and dutifully brought it to the attention of his long-time friend, the CEO. | + | At the time Ned Sainte was COO of Tri-Optimum Corporation, around 5-6 years ago, Sarah (16/17, late high school) glanced at some papers/etc. and accidentally discovered some discrepancies. Ned looked into it and found some actual malfeasance on the part of some of the board members, and dutifully brought it to the attention of his long-time friend, the CEO. He knew "heads would roll," but he didn't expect ''his'' would be among them. The attempted reveal resulted in a god-awful, nasty mess, that ended with the CEO's unceremonious firing (replaced by one of the offending board-members), followed by Ned's legal prosecution soon after for the "leak." Ned was completely ruined, socially, and legally; Sarah was only barely avoided sharing his fate on account of her minority, though not for lack of trying. The trial was railroaded through, and Ned was sentenced to ten years at a minimum-security prison. Due to his actions, both real and manufactured, and his incarceration, his wife (Sarah's mother) eventually divorced him and moved away. He has maybe half his sentence remaining, with the possibility he could get out on parole, but Sarah keeps digging, hoping to clear his name. |
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Actor: Rachelle Lefevre, Ref: Under the Dome
Contents
Concept
Charming Accountant and Investigator
Tropes
Damsel in Distress+Defiant Captive; Fiery Redhead: Downplayed; Good With numbers; Love Interest: Rafe, eventually
Details
Personality
Background
Supporting Cast
- Jody Cross: fiancée (for now)
- Ned Sainte: father, disgraced former-COO of Tri-Optimum Corporation (at [Silicon Valley])
- Robert Cross, boss, CFO of Blume
Ned Sainte
Actor: Sean Bean
At the time Ned Sainte was COO of Tri-Optimum Corporation, around 5-6 years ago, Sarah (16/17, late high school) glanced at some papers/etc. and accidentally discovered some discrepancies. Ned looked into it and found some actual malfeasance on the part of some of the board members, and dutifully brought it to the attention of his long-time friend, the CEO. He knew "heads would roll," but he didn't expect his would be among them. The attempted reveal resulted in a god-awful, nasty mess, that ended with the CEO's unceremonious firing (replaced by one of the offending board-members), followed by Ned's legal prosecution soon after for the "leak." Ned was completely ruined, socially, and legally; Sarah was only barely avoided sharing his fate on account of her minority, though not for lack of trying. The trial was railroaded through, and Ned was sentenced to ten years at a minimum-security prison. Due to his actions, both real and manufactured, and his incarceration, his wife (Sarah's mother) eventually divorced him and moved away. He has maybe half his sentence remaining, with the possibility he could get out on parole, but Sarah keeps digging, hoping to clear his name.
Traits
Accounting Expertise; Administration; Disarming Smile; Math Expertise; Mystery/Puzzle-Solving
For the GM
- Sarah's father could get released from prison, either on parole or somesuch, or because he is exonerated, at which point he could end up in Raphael's active Social Network.
Notes
- Corp accountant/DBA—loves spreadsheets; end up running the biz side of Project Spectrum/Aegis(?)
- Bad Luck?
- Rafe's first rescue?
- Does not (initially) know hero ID
- Interacted on courier job
- Math-geek; lightning calculator, etc.
- Voracious mystery reader, puzzle-solver. Can't let go of a good mystery.
- Especially when it involves numbers
- Misty Knight-Luke Cage style "investigator mode"
- Her father's downfall resulted from her discovery of shenanigans that her father felt had to be brought to light
- Will result in the fiancée's dismissal
- Will result in her discovery of Rafe's Secret ID
- Gets called "Nancy-friggin-Drew" a lot
- Photographer; toying with writing a mystery novel
Trivia
- The original (c. early-1990s) version of the character was nothing more than a generic superhero's girlfriend, even with the "reporter" cliché—not really intentional, she was just never developed beyond that
