Pen

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History
Originally from Russia, Pen had been fleeing from the KBG before fleeing to America in the 1940s. At that time he had joined the mafia.

Pen Lapin was shot and killed by a bullet to the face. At the crime scene, the photo taken of his body trapped his soul within it. Later when the film was treated, he was resurrected a a sort of ghost or spirit known as a noir. He took this as a second chance at life, and later got his revenge on the killer. Afterwards, he resumed his typical duties, and later assisted other noir along side them.

Personality
Pen is an ambitious man, both in greed and against the machine. He hates corrupted officials and those who use their power to harm others, and is deeply involved in the rights of the average person more so than one would expect from a mafioso.

Despite his background, Pen is friendly and loves to meet new people, going out of his way to get to know strangers and buddies alike. He’s a busybody, getting himself into the personal affairs of others and knowing a lot of dirty secrets.

While he’s charismatic, he’s not educated. Most of what Pen does is by the seat of his pants and hoping for the best, whether it be a money laundering scheme, vandalism of government buildings, or someone’s birthday party. Not that he has anything to worry about anymore. What are the cops going to do? Shoot him?

Abilities
Shapeshifting: Due to the change in his state, he is able to change the shape and form of his body to a degree, like splitting himself in two, or turning his hand into a gun.

Weakness To Light: When exposed to light, he fades. Making light a safe place to avoid him, if his targets are smart enough to figure it out.

Relationships
Family : Unknown to what his family extends to, but they are all presumed deceased.

Trivia

 * He absolutely loves gems and precious stones, and can absolutely be bribed with these.
 * Because Pen was shot in the face, it caused psychological scarring even after his death. He’ll get a splitting headache if he sees a pistol pointed at him.
 * Noir tend to be black with white highlights. Pen is mostly white because the photograph that captured his soul was overexposed (meaning the picture was too bright).