Agent H Character in The Freedomverse | World Anvil
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Agent H

Born to a family of malnourished farmers in Reichsgau, Pennsylvania, Hope appeared destined to provide food for the Master Race like her parents. But then a dying resistance operative, pursued by Nazi cybertanks, took refuge at her family’s farm. Knowing the penalty for harboring him was death, the operative gave Hope an injection that enabled her to telepathically halt the cybertanks and allow her family to flee. But with no one to destroy the tanks, Hope remained locked in her telepathic struggle until the next day, when a resistance squad came by, destroyed the tanks, and rescued the by now catatonic girl. Hope remained in a coma for months. When she finally emerged, the ability to knock out the Nazi war machines had become a part of her. She also learned her family had not escaped after all.   Her family gone, Hope joined the Resistance, intending to destroy the Nazis or die trying. Fortunately Lilith, the leader of the Resistance, recognized the teen’s suicidal streak and managed to convince her to go with Tomas Morgen to Earth-Prime to learn how to better use her powers.   Coming to Claremont Academy has done nothing to dampen Hope’s desire to gain revenge. She pushes herself to the limit constantly, figuring the sooner she graduates, the sooner she can return to Erde. Hope has no friends and wants none; why get involved with people who won’t be helping her free her homeworld? But the truth is she’s jealous of the fact that people here have it so much better than the folks back home – it just isn’t fair. She tries to keep these feelings to herself, but when she runs into those, such as Clarence Beaudrie (Battlecry) and Daisy Gibbons (Student Body), who take their roles as heroes less than seriously, she just can’t help letting them know about it.

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Special abilities

Hope is potentially able to render any machine she can see inoperative, but only at significant personal risk. Knowing this Hope only uses her power freely with teammates she trusts; in any other situation it is a last resort.
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