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What was your dream job when you were a child?
"Oh. Well. I suppose I never really had one. I always wanted... I wanted to help people. But I wasn't cut out for being a doctor, I never liked law, and... well. I'm not exactly the firefighter type. For a while, I suppose I wanted to do more normal kinds of social work, but I'm happy where I am. It suits me."
Agent Green
Name: Owen Archibald Thompson ID Number: 46942 Birthdate: December 11, 1978 Family: parents (), younger brother () Appearance: tall, brown hair and eyes, average build Species: typical human Gender: demiboy he/him Orientation: Demiromantic, bisexual Education: BS in Social Work, Masters in Healthcare Administration
Agent Green was born to perfectly normal, loving parents and grew up in Iowa. Then known as Owen Thompson, he played baseball, but not particularly well, got A’s and B’s in school, had normal friends and relationships, and went off to college. He and his brother, three years younger than him, had the normal periods of love and loathing, but quickly grew apart when Owen reached adulthood. He went to a fairly unremarkable college for his undergraduate degree, graduated in four and a half years, and puttered around working at a nonprofit for nearly a year before stumbling almost accidentally into the AM.
The Atypical Monitors accepted him into the Academy in DC, where he grained his graduate degree in Healthcare Administration and was trained into an agent. Upon graduation, he left his name almost entirely behind, becoming Agent Green.
Owen never left the AM. The work was important, but mostly he just liked his job. He liked the doctors and other agents he worked with, he enjoyed speaking with and helping patients, and he liked being part of the reason people were safer, healthier, and more in control. He worked primarily in patient relations, making sure patients were taken care of, directed to the appropriate resources, and given support.
Owen really tried to do good. He always wanted to be a good person. Unfortunately, the line between good and not was always a little blurry for him. Generally, he’d found it good enough to follow the rules and do what everyone around him seemed to think was okay, but the AM was largely unmonitored, which left room for a great deal of corruption. He got caught in that, and at the time, it seemed like it was for the best to not inform his then-girlfriend when he found out about her brother being held in level five. After all, Mark was dangerous, and there wasn’t a better way to take care of dangerous Atypicals. It wasn’t as though they could just put Mark on a watchlist and let it be. Not when his powers were so uniquely unpredictable. And understanding him could lead to so much good for all of their other patients. It was for the best.
Joan didn’t agree. Owen never quite recovered from losing Joan’s trust and affection, but he did do his best to be better and to establish his own set of moral codes so as to not be quite so easily influenced by others. In time, he became co-director of their location, where he died in the place he loved.
faceclaim: Grant Gustin voiceclaim: Ian McQuown
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Agent Owen Green: Verses
Owen is a dog person.
Owen's got a strong preference for women, but he is bi. He's definitely really embarrassed about how into Robert/Damien he is.
So Owen is a demi-boy. He's trans, but he doesn't really know if he's allowed to consider himself trans, and people use the correct pronouns without him saying anything so he doesn't often bring it up. He does put his pronouns in all of his email sign-offs though.
This or That
hot weather or cold weather | scary movies or light-hearted movies | coffee or tea or neither | tattoos or/and piercings or neither | early mornings or late nights | fruits or vegetables | tv shows or movies | pie or cake | sunrises or sunsets | gardening or baking | busy cities or calm countrysides | ice cream or frozen yogurt | breakfast or lunch or dinner | pastel colors or dark colors | hugs or kisses or secret hand shakes | romantic love or platonic love | sweet candy or sour candy or chocolate | long sleeves or short sleeves | pancakes or waffles | social media: love it or hate it
Agent Green
Name: Owen Archibald Thompson ID Number: 46942 Birthdate: December 11, 1978 Family: parents (), younger brother () Appearance: tall, brown hair and eyes, average build Species: typical human Gender: demiboy he/him Orientation: Demiromantic, bisexual Education: BS in Social Work, Masters in Healthcare Administration
Agent Green was born to perfectly normal, loving parents and grew up in Iowa. Then known as Owen Thompson, he played baseball, but not particularly well, got A's and B's in school, had normal friends and relationships, and went off to college. He and his brother, three years younger than him, had the normal periods of love and loathing, but quickly grew apart when Owen reached adulthood. He went to a fairly unremarkable college for his undergraduate degree, graduated in four and a half years, and puttered around working at a nonprofit for nearly a year before stumbling almost accidentally into the AM.
The Atypical Monitors accepted him into the Academy in DC, where he grained his graduate degree in Healthcare Administration and was trained into an agent. Upon graduation, he left his name almost entirely behind, becoming Agent Green.
Owen never left the AM. The work was important, but mostly he just liked his job. He liked the doctors and other agents he worked with, he enjoyed speaking with and helping patients, and he liked being part of the reason people were safer, healthier, and more in control. He worked primarily in patient relations, making sure patients were taken care of, directed to the appropriate resources, and given support.
Owen really tried to do good. He always wanted to be a good person. Unfortunately, the line between good and not was always a little blurry for him. Generally, he'd found it good enough to follow the rules and do what everyone around him seemed to think was okay, but the AM was largely unmonitored, which left room for a great deal of corruption. He got caught in that, and at the time, it seemed like it was for the best to not inform his then-girlfriend when he found out about her brother being held in level five. After all, Mark was dangerous, and there wasn't a better way to take care of dangerous Atypicals. It wasn't as though they could just put Mark on a watchlist and let it be. Not when his powers were so uniquely unpredictable. And understanding him could lead to so much good for all of their other patients. It was for the best.
Joan didn't agree. Owen never quite recovered from losing Joan's trust and affection, but he did do his best to be better and to establish his own set of moral codes so as to not be quite so easily influenced by others. In time, he became co-director of their location, where he died in the place he loved.
faceclaim: Grant Gustin voiceclaim: Ian McQuown
