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Name: Holt Hayes
Age: 35-40
Profession: Military Veteran, Professional Photographer, Handyman Mechanic, Tracker/Bounty Hunter, Supernatural hunter.
Home: West Virginia, but travels extensively
Species: Half-human/Half-Fey (Celtic variation)
Ethnicity: Celtic; Irish, Welsh, British, and French
Relationship Status: Divorced, no kids.
Sexual Orientation: Bisexual; female leaning. Bi-curious might be more accurate.
Faceclaim: Norman Reedus (fits the long-haired country boy aesthetic I'm going for with this character)
Genres: Supernatural (Not the show or the show), crime, detective/missing person themes, Southern Gothic, Appalachian, Biker Culture, Adventure, Mystery, Suspense, Cultural, and Folklore themes.

Alignment: Good guy. Imperfect hero trope.
Likes: Animals, bikes and classic cars, whiskey and bourbon, hole-in-the-wall bars. Traveling and adventure, camping, and hiking. Photography, nature, flannel shirts, and t-shirts. Smoking cigarettes, tracking animals and people, finding missing persons, helping others (though he claims to hate people), classic rock, classic country, folk/dark alternative country, blunt honesty, transparency, faux leather jackets, pistols, spending time alone, his two god-daughters (the only two people in the world who can convince him to wear a tiara and tutu), diversity.
Dislikes: Stupidity, romantic relationships, his nightmares, PTSD symptoms, liars, most people, too many rainy days, fake personas, having to wear a suit and tie, animal cruelty, that one guy from his old unit, when people tell him that he needs to cut his hair, littering, closed-mindedness, anything that ends in an ism, abuse of kids and adults, tricky witches and magicians.


I can fit him into most modern settings. Or I'm willing to go as far back as the 1960s and change some elements of his stats to accommodate a decade change. He is often hired to track down missing people and bring them home, either alive or their remains. Depending on what happened to them. Occasionally, he gets hired to take out a dangerous person, or it happens in some rescue situations. He does this work on his own and doesn't work for law enforcement, though he sometimes will assist law enforcement, particularly during SAR situations. His normal profession is a photographer: he has his own studio but also works for various outdoor magazines to provide photographs of nature or wildlife. I added in his family history a marriage between a human and a shapeshifter to give him the shapeshifting gene to cross him into supernatural stories and themes.​
 

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This is the version of Harvey Dent/Two-Face from the current CW Show Gotham Knights. Let me know if you are watching the show, and what you've seen or haven't seen so I don't give spoilers. I'm not interested in re-writing episodes, I expect my stories with him to be independent and original content.

Name: Harvey Dent
Nickname: Harv
Alias/Alter-Ego: Two-Face
Age: 30-40 or 40-47
Profession: District Attorney of Gotham City, NJ
Home: Gotham City, grew up in Little Cobble Hill. Lives in the wealthy Bristol District.
Species: Human
Relationship Status: Widowed. No kids (open to the possibility of Duela Dent being his long-lost daughter).
Sexual Orientation: (Closet) Bisexual
Mental Health: PTSD, DID, Anxiety, Perfectionism.
Faceclaim: Misha Collins
Genres: DC, DCU, Mystery, Suspense, Drama, Heroes vs. Villains, Comics

Alignment: Lawful Good/Chaotic Neutral. Harvey is a good guy, his other personality is a villain.
Likes: Wine, fine whiskey, designer clothes, suits, and ties, law and order. He enjoys cigars, fancy cars, and his motorcycle. Is an ambitious workaholic, who loves coffee, antiques, cleanliness, and predictability. A jazz club and high-end bar type. Enjoys instrumental and vocal jazz, and classic rock, and loves city architecture, big-city life, justice, professionalism, and compassion.
Dislikes: The Mayor, Lincoln March, having to attend social gatherings, being torn about having to do what's required even if it means targeting those he loves and cares about, the fact he is a terrible liar, losing friends and loved ones, his haunted past and childhood, everything feeling beyond his control. Being a bit socially awkward. People lying to him. Running late.

Harvey is a complicated character. One personality is a moral White Knight and the other is evil and villainous. Knowing him is like knowing two different people, except that the shifts between the personalities can be so subtle, it's not evident there is another one. Not until he is physically disfigured. This is a version that people may find unfamiliar, but what I like about him is that they get into the depths of Harvey's childhood trauma. I also don't mind deviating from the show's plot. Writing with a Bruce Wayne/Batman would be a lot of fun. I would welcome stories with Catwoman, Harley Quinn, A Riddler, Joker, etc, or any other characters on the show, or even original comic characters.​
 

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Name: Sabriel
Fandom: The Bishops Wife (Inspiration)
Timeline: Modern/Vintage
Play-by: Cary Grant

Age: Ancient
Height: 6'0
Eye color: Brown
Hair: Dark brown or black
Profession: Angel of Miracles
Species: Archangel
From: Heaven
Current Residence: Earth or Heaven
Spouse: None
Children: None
Sexual orientation: Bisexual

Alignment: Chaotic Good/Chaotic Neutral
Likes: Humanity, the earth, helping people, performing miracles, wandering the world, big cities, wine, romance novels, ice skating, men's designer fashion, and cigarettes.
Dislikes: Hatred, the rules of Heaven, what happened to his mortal lover, and the rift in Heaven.

Personality: He is a ray of sunshine, but also mercurial. While he has a light side, he also has a dark side that doesn't like to obey the rules. He has a subtle rebellious streak. Sabriel greatly enjoys helping people, seeing them smile, and brightening their day. He is selfless, curious, childlike, yet also old soul energy.

This character is heavily inspired by Dudley from The Bishop's Wife, my favorite Christmas movie, but is definitely my own take with elaborations that deviate from the movie. I'm also a Cary Grant fan and enjoy his vintage vibes and style! He has his own plot that is different from the movie.
 

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Name: Harvey Hudson
Age: 40-45
Profession: Police Detective or Private Detective, Psychic Detective
Home: Boston, Massachusetts
Species: Human, Psychic abilities
Ethnicity: Russian American
Relationship Status: Widowed, no kids.
Sexual Orientation: Bisexual; female leaning.
Faceclaim: Misha Collins
Genres: Supernatural (Not the show), Crime, Detective/missing person themes, Mystery, Suspense, Spiritual Themes.

Alignment: Good guy. Lawful Good.
Likes: Tea, coffee, wine, cigarettes, poetry, nonfiction literature, architecture, long walks, trench coats, fedoras, vintage, jazz clubs, record players and records, expensive cologne, Vanilla Coke, pistols, and history.
Dislikes: Being psychic, people who murder and kidnap, people who break the law, violence, and being betrayed.

Harvey Hudson is a tragic trope character. When he was a child, his father went missing, only for his car to be found. It had been set on fire by an arsonist, and he was pronounced dead. However, Harvey had a gut feeling that it wasn't his father who had died in the car. That the entire thing had been staged. They called him delusional and unable to accept his father's death—yet he was right. Later on, he married a woman, and they were together for five years while he served as a detective on the police force. She died an untimely, mysterious death. In some storylines, the killer was a supernatural being. In other storylines, she was killed by her lover, having cheated on Harvey, and was having an affair. Either way, he was devastated and never fully recovered from his grief. This is where I either have him stay on the police force or retire to become a private detective. He uses his psychic abilities to find missing people and solve cold cases.
 

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