Frank DuFresne

Medical Officer Super Private First Class Frank DuFresne, nicknamed Doc, is a main character in Red vs. Blue and is voiced by Matt Hullum. He is a non-competitive pacifist and his armor color is purple, a combination of both red and blue as he helps both the Red and Blue teams. Due to his possession by O'Malley, he served as a reluctant antagonist during the end of Season 2 and Seasons 3 and 4. He was also a reluctant antagonist in Season 8, being forced to work with Washington and the Meta.
He briefly becomes an antagonist in Season 15, joining the Blues and Reds due to his abuse at the hands of the Reds and Blues. This is a slight subversion to his usual siding with prior antagonists, as he chooses to do so willingly rather than not. He later returns to 
the Reds and Blues due to not agreeing with the Blues and Reds plan to attack Earth.
==Overview==
Prior to his introduction, Doc graduated from Jamaica State before becoming a medic. Because his name, "Frank DuFresne", is too hard to pronounce, according to Church, the cast nicknamed him "Doc" for his medical skills, despite being a bad medic at first. Ever since then, Doc has rarely been called by his real name. He is also shown to be nerdy, similar to Simmons, having his knowledge center around environmental factors and health.
Although he seems to be liked by several characters, he is commonly left behind by the main cast. Throughout the series Doc becomes more aggressive despite his pacifism, most likely due to his infection by Omega. It has been stated by Burnie Burns that Doc was originally only meant to be a character that O'Malley possessed, however due to positive reaction and popularity, he continues to appear in later seasons, such as Revelation, Season 10, Season 11, and Season 13.
==Story==
In Season 2, in response to increased injuries and deaths at Blood Gulch, purple-armored Medical Officer DuFresne is sent to the backwater outpost to aid bothteams. Doc, who earns his nickname after Church declares DuFresne too hard to pronounce, hardly deserves his title. He attended (but did not pass) medical school at Jamaica State, doesn't know how his healing doodad works, got his unique rank by sending Command a letter every day for four years asking for it, and treats Caboose's foot injury by rubbing his neck with aloe vera. Doc's pacifism and incompetence quickly make him unwelcome in either base, leaving him to wander the gulch, forgotten... until Caboose's "exorcism" leaves the Omega AI without a host. "O'Malley" is able to possess him completely, leaving Doc a passenger within his own skull, only able to talk or shout apologies for O'Malley's actions. O'Malley eventually comes to regret choosing Doc as a host, as the two end up having Gollum/Sméagol style arguments over whether or not to kill people, if their nefarious secret lair needs an answering machine, etc. When Doc is called back to Blood Gulch to deal with Tucker's "illness," O'Malley jumps ship, freeing Doc once and for all.
His whereabouts during Reconstruction are unknown, though when Washington asks the Reds if they know a medic, they violently answer in the negative. In the extended version, they do call him, but forget (or didn't care enough) to tell him they didn't need him anymore. He arrives to find no one there, and says to no one in particular: "You guys suck."
In Revelation, he is called to Valhalla by Simmons, who was coerced into calling him by Wash and the Meta. He becomes a hostage of Washington, but due to the Stockholm Syndrome, they develop a bit of a rapport. He denies this strongly, however. Doc stays behind at the farm in Valhalla with Donut.
When notified that the Reds and Blues are stuck on Chorus, Doc flies there with Donut and Lopez. He begins assisting the Red team before he is hit by one of Grif's teleportation cubes, and doesn't reappear when the cube is thrown again. Nobody seems to notice his disappearance after this (except Lopez). He is later found hiding out in one of the caves on Chorus after being sent to an alternate dimension and is less than thrilled learning that the team forgot about him. The shock combined with isolation madness caused him to develop an alternate personality based on O'Malley who proceeded to beat the crap out of the group. Only stopping due being ambushed by Dr. Grey who later also "persuaded" him to help them in their fight against the space pirates.
He ends up joining The Blues and Reds during the Time Skip between Season 13 and 15. If mostly for all the crap the Blood Gulch Crew has put him trough all these years. He starts getting more and more unnerved though by Temple's Sanity Slippage as the season goes on and does eventually see the error of his ways. Once again joining up with the heroes in order to stop the plans of the Desert Gulch Crew.
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