Cash

Cash O'Birnam Theme Alignment Chaotic Good ______________________________________________________________________ Full Name Cash Jackson O'Birnam Age 29 Race Caucasian Height 6'1" Hair Color Dark Brown Facial Hair Beard & Mustache Eye Color Green Tattoos Gadsden Flag (Back) Republic of Texas Flag (Left Shoulder) Rattlesnake (All of Right Arm) Former Profession (Official) Singer & Songwriter (Unofficial) Bank Robber ______________________________________________________________________ WIP

I don't even know anymore.

Modernized

Beziehungen

Gasoline woman

Relations

[align=center]_________ __________________ _________ CONFIDENTIAL PROPERTY OF THE TEXAS STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY, PLEASE CONTACT ADMINISTRATION FOR MORE INFORMATION - [/align] [align=center]LEGAL NAME: Olivia Lina Heydrich HEIGHT:67 Inches (5'7") HAIR COLOR:Dark Brown EYE COLOR:Green RACE:Caucasian SCARS:N/A TATTOOS:N/A PIERCINGSEars FAMILY:(Father) Karl Tristan Heydrich [Deceased], (Mother) [unknown] Side Note: Ancestry able to be traced back directly to Reinhard Heydrich, Butcher of Prague & architect of the Holocaust LINEAGE:German DIVISION:Homicide (Former), Narcotics ASSIGNMENT DESCRIPTION:[Redacted] ASSIGNMENT OUTCOME:Successful collapse of Dallas Tango Blast & Fort Worth Tango Blast drug rings RELATIONSHIPS:N/A CHILDREN:N/A NOTE: Although a model officer for any department looking for results, Detective Heydrich almost never displays emotion even in her personal life. A talented but troubled detective, she is dedicated to her work and renowned for her style, most notably her ability to acquire information during interrogations. It is no secret that the Detective lives by herself and has almost no personal life, and presumably hasn't been able to hold a relationship for more than a few months. It is also worth mentioning that Detective Heydrich resorted to alcohol after being diagnosed with insomnia, and may have turned it into an addiction. _________ __________________ _________ End of file[/align] [align=center] ">[bbvideo=560,315] [/bbvideo][/align] [align=center]Moral Alignment:Lawful Evil[/align] [align=center]Character Biography:[/align] [align=center]The aftermath of the Second World War left the once great nation of Germany in shambles. Karl Heydrich's single mother knew she had to flee and make a new life elsewhere, or face the hardships of post-war Europe. Of all the places on Earth, America seemed to be one of the last locations the mother and son expected to find themselves in, let alone the southern part. Eventually, they made the best of it and after years of hard work finally earned enough money to open up a small convenience store. After a car accident killed the young boy's mother, Karl kept mostly to himself, living a consistent and boring life operating the store that was now his, until a run in with a local bartender caused him to fall into what some call love. A new year brought on a new challenge for the then middle-aged store owner, an unexpected baby on the way was the next step in his relationship. The paradise didn't last long however, and after having second thoughts about motherhood and raising a family with a middle-aged German man, the bartender slipped away shortly after the deliverance of a baby girl named Olivia. Broken and overcome with emotion, Karl Heydrich chose to raise Olivia on his own, which brought much hardship to the life of a girl with no mother. Growing up in her father's store, Olivia Heydrich hated everything about her miserable life. Not helping the unfortunate situation at all, Karl Heydrich never showed his daughter any indication that he cared for her and treated her as just another employee most of the time. The only time Olivia felt loved was when her father would take time out of his day to teach her German, even then remaining the emotionally scarred person that he was. Though things weren't looking good for the lonely child, she found joy in running track in high school, breaking the state record for the 100 meter dash at 11.2 seconds. Though Olivia enjoyed track and field, she knew that she couldn't run the 100 meter for the rest of her life, and needed to find something to do other than work in her father's store. After a break-in at the family business, Olivia was inspired to become a police officer after the apprehension of the criminals. She then made it very clear to her father that she would not be running the store for the rest of her life as he did, and would be joining the Texas State police force immediately after graduating high school. Although not happy with her decision, Karl knew he could not stop his daughter from doing what she wanted and quietly sat back as she pursued her goal. The Texas State Police Academy wasn't a challenge for Olivia, she passed with flying colors and was appointed to homicide detective within the year. Displaying a natural talent for the job, the young woman quickly got bored of working homicide due to the lack of variety and boredom of the everyday job. After applying for a transfer, Olivia accepted an offer to work as an undercover narcotics detective in the city of Austin. After finally finding a lifestyle she enjoyed, she realized that her new job was filled with constant stress and resorted to alcohol to treat her insomnia. After successfully bringing down a drug ring in the outer Austin city, Olivia got news that her father had recently died from a heart attack. Though not feeling sorrow after her father's death, Olivia decided it was best to sell the northern-Texas convenience store to use the money for her own life rather than going back to the one that brought her nothing but misery.[/align] [align=center]Relationships[/align] [align=center]Enemy / Neutral / Friend[/align] [align=center]Good luck getting on her good side[/align] [align=center]Individuals[/align] [align=center]Backston Dewar - "Congenial." [/align] [align=center]Alexandria Brooks - "Charismatic. Ambitious."[/align] [align=center]Officer Luke Schrock - "Experienced."[/align] [align=center]Violina Moretti - "Obliging."[/align] [align=center]Hannah Farr - "Ordinary. Too nice at times."[/align] [align=center]Chloe Chance - "Unconcerned."[/align] [align=center]Annabelle Clyde - "Indifferent."[/align] [align=center]Miles Winters - "Useless."[/align] [align=center]Melissa Vasquez - "Annoying."[/align] [align=center]Richard Bronoca - "Obnoxious swine, deserves death truthfully." Alex Shinoda - "Exasperating redneck trash."[/align] [align=center]Nigel Sparrow - "Incompetent, ridiculous rat. Amusing to see him try to display leadership... comedic almost."[/align] [align=center]Factions[/align] [align=center]Dallas City Survivors - "Decent."[/align] [align=center]Alpha/Omega - "Unnecessary."[/align]

Got rid of it, no problem.

It's just the chest rig with pockets big man

Steam Name: Cash Steam ID: STEAM_0:0:40653634 Steam Profile Link: http://steamcommunity.com/id/himynameiscash/ Rp Experience: 5+ years How did you stumble upon our server?: Recommended to me by an old friend Character Name: Olivia Heydrich Character Sex: Female Character Age: 24 Occupation (Current or Before): Texas State homicide/narcotics detective Character Equipment: Glock 22 service pistol Moral Alignment:Lawful Evil Strengths: Perceptive, Bilingual (English & German), Former track star, Street & book smart Weaknesses: Former alcohol addiction & drug use, Insomnia, Pessimistic Character Backstory a.ka. how or why are you here (One paragraph minimum, be creative! More backstory does not always mean a better app! Put thought into how they'll interact with others too!):(I'm not an author don't make fun of me) The aftermath of the Second World War left the once great nation of Germany in shambles. Karl Heydrich's single mother knew she had to flee and make a new life elsewhere, or face the hardships of post-war Europe. Of all the places on Earth, America seemed to be one of the last locations the mother and son expected to find themselves in, let alone the southern part. Eventually, they made the best of it and after years of hard work finally earned enough money to open up a small convenience store. After a car accident killed the young boy's mother, Karl kept mostly to himself, living a consistent and boring life operating the store that was now his, until a run in with a local bartender caused him to fall into what some call love. A new year brought on a new challenge for the then middle-aged store owner, an unexpected baby on the way was the next step in his relationship. The paradise didn't last long however, and after having second thoughts about motherhood and raising a family with a middle-aged German man, the bartender slipped away shortly after the deliverance of a baby girl named Olivia. Broken and overcome with emotion, Karl Heydrich chose to raise Olivia on his own, which brought much hardship to the life of a girl with no mother. Growing up in her father's store, Olivia Heydrich hated everything about her miserable life. Not helping the unfortunate situation at all, Karl Heydrich never showed his daughter any indication that he cared for her and treated her as just another employee most of the time. The only time Olivia felt loved was when her father would take time out of his day to teach her German, even then remaining the emotionally scarred person that he was. Though things weren't looking good for the lonely child, she found joy in running track in high school, breaking the state record for the 100 meter dash at 11.2 seconds. Though Olivia enjoyed track and field, she knew that she couldn't run the 100 meter for the rest of her life, and needed to find something to do other than work in her father's store. After a break-in at the family business, Olivia was inspired to become a police officer after the apprehension of the criminals. She then made it very clear to her father that she would not be running the store for the rest of her life as he did, and would be joining the Texas State police force immediately after graduating high school. Although not happy with her decision, Karl knew he could not stop his daughter from doing what she wanted and quietly sat back as she pursued her goal. The Texas State Police Academy wasn't a challenge for Olivia, she passed with flying colors and was appointed to homicide detective within the year. Displaying a natural talent for the job, the young woman quickly got bored of working homicide due to the lack of variety and boredom of the everyday job. After applying for a transfer, Olivia accepted an offer to work as an undercover narcotics detective in the city of Austin. After finally finding a lifestyle she enjoyed, she realized that her new job was filled with constant stress and resorted to alcohol to treat her insomnia. After successfully bringing down a drug ring in the outer Austin city, Olivia got news that her father had recently died from a heart attack. Though not feeling sorrow after her father's death, Olivia decided it was best to sell the northern-Texas convenience store to use the money for her own life rather than going back to the one that brought her nothing but misery. I am willing to make changes if needed.

The new slave girls are quite beautiful.

[align=center] ">[bbvideo=560,315] [/bbvideo][/align] [align=center]Name: Ronald R. Cash Gender: Male Age: 23 Occupation (Current or Before): College football athlete (Former), Burglar/Thief (Current & Prior) Moral Alignment: Lawful Evil Strengths: Physically fit/strong & athletic, Very perceptive & street smart Weaknesses: Little to no remorse or empathy for other people, Self-centered, Frequently enjoys alcohol - Short Biography Shortly after the 1992 Stanley Cup victory for the Pittsburgh Penguins, in the project slums of Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania was born a child with an abusive father and heroin-ridden mother. The unexpected Ronald R. Cash who was raised practically by the streets themselves, knew only how to fend for himself and how to get by day by day through doing the only thing he was good at, stealing. School wasn't necessarily his strength but he got by, although not knowing where he was going in life. Dropping out and committing himself to the criminal lifestyle full time seemed like the most sensible option, for he ran out of everything even related to the word hope. All until his 9th grade year, an unexpected bump-in with a high school coach changed his life for the better, when he was given the opportunity to attend a football practice. After the first day the kid was addicted to the field, and couldn't get enough of it. He'd finally found something that brought joy to his miserable life. Though football was definitely his passion, it still wasn't clear whether he loved the sport or if he just liked being allowed to hurt others with no consequences. Going by his last name when referred to by his teammates, Cash was the perfect symbol for verbal irony because he had everything but. Still living with his drug abusive parents in a degenerate ghetto outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he knew it was time to get serious about his future. During his senior year of high school, after receiving an offer from Penn State University to play free safety, the thief finally found a way out. His first couple of years at the state college were boring and gave him the feeling that he was unwanted. Although college seems fine and normal to those that don't struggle, the young man felt undermined by all those who were privileged, something he was everything except. After resorting back to stealing just for the fun of it and as a way of getting back at those who made fun of him for coming from a low income neighborhood, he got his chance to do the one thing he was in college for, play football. In the 2016 season, the free safety had helped in driving his team toward the victory in the Big Ten Championship, finally earning himself a ring. Just as everything was starting to come together, Ronald R. Cash was charged with armed robbery, and was immediately dismissed form the football team and college. After hearing the case was thrown out due to a hung jury, Cash couldn't handle going back to the old neighborhood that made him all too miserable. He moved to Texas within the week and never looked back, though not realizing that old habits die hard.[/align]