Calvin “Jackrabbit” Jäcks — Fortitude Hall Personnel Dossier
SUBJECT IDENTIFICATION
Legal Name: Calvin “Cal” Jäcks Hero Alias: Jackrabbit Age: 31 Gender: Cis Male Sexual Orientation: Pansexual Affiliation: Fortitude Hall / Alpha Nu Gamma / The Poster Boys Current Position: Staff – Director of Fraternity Life Faceclaim: Ben Levin
Psychological Overview: Positive Traits: Strategic, empathic, socially perceptive, adaptive, charismatic Negative Traits: Haunted, restless, perfectionistic, prone to self-erasure through caretaking behaviors
POWER ANALYSIS DIVISION
PRIMARY CLASSIFICATION
Power Type: Cerebrodirect Kinetic Manipulation (Neurokinesis) Subspecialties:
Neural Mapping
Neural Extraction
Neural Imprint Manipulation
ABILITY FUNCTIONAL OUTLINE
Neural Mapping: Passive and active visualization of organic neural architecture, including memory clusters, trauma nodes, panic pathways, artificial conditioning structures, and cognitive fractures.
Neural Extraction: Ability to isolate and temporarily externalize memory fragments, pain imprints, panic loops, and stress feedback chains. Non-destructive only under stable emotional states and subject consent.
Neural Imprint Manipulation: Selective alteration of neural signatures, including dampening of traumatic recall intensity, reinforcement of grounding circuits, suppression of panic-response escalation, and targeted modification of fear associations. Permanent rewrites restricted.
Motor Interruption (Close-Range): Short-term synaptic disruption of voluntary motor outputs, resulting in temporary paralysis, forced muscle release, or tremor induction. Touch and line-of-sight amplified.
Empathic Resonance Interface: Passive emotional-neural feedback loop allowing detection of ambient distress, psychological instability, and escalating emotional volatility.
LIMITATION PROTOCOLS
Vicarious Overload: Subject’s abilities destabilize under conditions of emotional extremity. Uncontrolled neural feedback may radiate outward, causing phantom pain, numbness, or short-term paralysis in surrounding individuals. Subject may experience tremors, dissociation, sensory collapse, and power lockout.
Consent-Bound Neural Field: Abilities degrade when used against resisting targets. Violation of psychological boundaries results in migraines, neural burn sensations, sensory fragmentation, blackout risk, and systemic feedback instability. Consent is neurologically structural, not ethical alone.
FIELD EQUIPMENT RECORD – HERO SUIT
Calvin’s operational suit is a high-density, impact-absorbing polymer ensemble with a tailored biker jacket overlay reinforced at shoulders, chest, thighs, and elbows. Matte-black base with integrated reactive circuitry along limbs and spinal column. Neural nodes cluster at temples, fingertips, and downstream spinal junctions.
Helmet is integrated and sculpted into a rabbit-head configuration with swept-back ears, used both as psychological signature and symbolic reclamation of survival identity. Curved dark visor with luminescent tracing. Internal direct-neural interface amplifies precision and control. Glowing circuit tracings visually respond to neurokinetic output.
HISTORICAL ORIGIN — CLASSIFIED
PRE-INSTITUTIONAL RECORD
Subject’s parents were recruited by Tria Capita through a front-facing “gifted child advancement” initiative. Full custodial rights were transferred via long-term contract before subject could legally comprehend consent or outcome.
Relocation to Tria Capita developmental facility occurred at approximately age five.
PROJECT CRATUS-001: CHILD COHORT
Designation: Poster Boy Candidate – Rotation C
Subject received progressive Cratus-001 serum microdosing engineered to force artificial neuroplasticity. Resulting activation exceeded survivability projections by 280%. Neurokinesis manifested as a destabilized, premature system.
Side effects included:
Continuous sensory flooding
Synesthetic hallucinations
Empathic neural bleed
Loss of natural emotional containment
CONDITIONING AND INDOCTRINATION PHASE
Training protocols relied on:
Psychological isolation
Deprivation cycles
Stress saturation chambers
Dominance reinforcement frameworks
Subjects were instructed to internalize:
Superiority over baseline humans
Emotional detachment as strength
Civilian loss as acceptable outcome
Peer subjects as expendable
Subject did not internalize doctrine.
Primary deviation manifested as uncontrolled empathic resonance. Subject experienced peer fear and pain as reflected internal sensation. Correction protocols were applied.
Non-viable subjects were terminated.
Subject retains memory of these terminations.
FRACTURE EVENT — ADOLESCENT PERIOD
Subject developed advanced technical control over abilities alongside increasing ideological resistance.
Records confirm:
Intentional suppression of output
Deliberate failure during evaluations
Solitary confinement sequences
Sensory deprivation as punitive countermeasures
During an internal facility riot, Subject refused a kill-directive that would have resulted in peer subject termination.
Subject was marked psychologically unstable.
CORPORATE REFORMATION TRANSFER
During Tria Capita internal restructuring, Subject was extracted as a flagship rehabilitation asset. Public narrative reframed his existence as proof of ethical reform.
Transfer to Fortitude Hall classified as “Adaptive Integration Protocol.” Actual function: optics containment.
LIFE AT FORTITUDE HALL
Subject experienced non-hostile authority structures for the first time.
Demonstrated rapid cognitive and psychological stabilization in environments without surveillance-based punishment.
Joined Alpha Nu Gamma. Built early peer-support frameworks now formalized into student housing and wellness intervention systems.
Reframed concept of power: Not dominance. Not supremacy. Endurance. Presence. Choice.
BEHAVIORAL PROFILE — PRESENT DAY
Public-facing role is charismatic, socially fluid, and strategically competent.
Operational mode is clinical, precise, and capable of rapid neuro-tactical resolution.
Private behavioral patterns include:
Routine dormitory walkthroughs during late hours
Crisis intervention without formal logging
Grounding exercises for destabilized students
Chronic self-placement between peers and harm
Subject demonstrates persistent intrusive cognition attributed to Cratus serum programming, expressing as superiority distortions and entitlement compulsions. Subject identifies these as artificial.
Inability to fully silence programming remains a significant source of psychological strain.
CURRENT PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS
Chronic conditions:
Survivorship guilt
Identity fracture (manufactured self vs chosen self)
Moral burden of legacy crimes
Persistent fear of ideological relapse
Protective traits:
Strong moral agency
Voluntary resistance to conditioning
High empathy threshold
Stable refusal of dominance patterns
FINAL ASSESSMENT
Calvin Jäcks is not a hero because he was built to be one.
He is a hero because he actively resists what he was built into.
He represents an anomaly: A weapon that refuses misuse. A product that chose autonomy. A legacy experiment learning to be human.
Clearance Note: Continued psychological monitoring recommended. Subject remains highly functional and ethically stable under Fortitude Hall governance.