Patriot Eagle
Background
Wallace Bennet was born into poverty in Chicago, Illinois, to hardworking, blue-collar parents who believed in the American Dream despite life’s hardships. When William was ten years old, his parents were killed in a mass shooting at the steel mill where his father worked. The shooter, a disgruntled employee, survived the incident and was taken alive by the police. Declared mentally unwell by the courts, Bennet felt the killer escaped true justice, leaving him disillusioned with the legal system.
Fueled by grief and rage, Wallace dedicated his life to becoming stronger, faster, and better—determined to hold the line where the system failed. As soon as he was old enough, he joined the United States Marine Corps, excelling in every aspect of training. His drive and ruthless efficiency earned him a place in Black Ops, where he carried out America’s dirtiest missions in the shadows.
Disillusioned by the corruption and compromises he witnessed, Wallace returned home with a new purpose: to become a symbol of justice, liberty, and accountability—a force that doesn’t hesitate, doesn’t falter, and doesn’t compromise. Using his training and resources, he became Patriot Eagle, the embodiment of America’s forgotten ideals and a relentless enforcer of justice.
Personality
Wallaceiam Bennet, as Patriot Eagle, is a hardened realist who has seen the best and worst of humanity. He believes in justice without compromise, holding himself to an unrelenting moral code. To the innocent, he is a protector; to the guilty, he is consequence made flesh.
While stoic, disciplined, and fiercely driven, Wallace is not devoid of emotion. His trauma runs deep, and beneath his hard exterior lies a man haunted by the memory of his parents’ deaths. He wears the flag not as blind patriotism but as a reminder of what America could be—and a warning to those who exploit its people.
Wallace respects those who sacrifice for others—soldiers, first responders, and everyday people who stand up against injustice. However, he has no patience for corruption, excuses, or moral ambiguity. He is known for his intensity, his unwillingness to compromise, and his quiet but commanding presence.
Despite his grim demeanor, Patriot Eagle occasionally displays a dry, cutting wit—usually when dealing with those who challenge him or fail to take him seriously.
Wallace Bennet was born into poverty in Chicago, Illinois, to hardworking, blue-collar parents who believed in the American Dream despite life’s hardships. When William was ten years old, his parents were killed in a mass shooting at the steel mill where his father worked. The shooter, a disgruntled employee, survived the incident and was taken alive by the police. Declared mentally unwell by the courts, Bennet felt the killer escaped true justice, leaving him disillusioned with the legal system.
Fueled by grief and rage, Wallace dedicated his life to becoming stronger, faster, and better—determined to hold the line where the system failed. As soon as he was old enough, he joined the United States Marine Corps, excelling in every aspect of training. His drive and ruthless efficiency earned him a place in Black Ops, where he carried out America’s dirtiest missions in the shadows.
Disillusioned by the corruption and compromises he witnessed, Wallace returned home with a new purpose: to become a symbol of justice, liberty, and accountability—a force that doesn’t hesitate, doesn’t falter, and doesn’t compromise. Using his training and resources, he became Patriot Eagle, the embodiment of America’s forgotten ideals and a relentless enforcer of justice.
Personality
Wallaceiam Bennet, as Patriot Eagle, is a hardened realist who has seen the best and worst of humanity. He believes in justice without compromise, holding himself to an unrelenting moral code. To the innocent, he is a protector; to the guilty, he is consequence made flesh.
While stoic, disciplined, and fiercely driven, Wallace is not devoid of emotion. His trauma runs deep, and beneath his hard exterior lies a man haunted by the memory of his parents’ deaths. He wears the flag not as blind patriotism but as a reminder of what America could be—and a warning to those who exploit its people.
Wallace respects those who sacrifice for others—soldiers, first responders, and everyday people who stand up against injustice. However, he has no patience for corruption, excuses, or moral ambiguity. He is known for his intensity, his unwillingness to compromise, and his quiet but commanding presence.
Despite his grim demeanor, Patriot Eagle occasionally displays a dry, cutting wit—usually when dealing with those who challenge him or fail to take him seriously.
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