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 Cold. Like my wife and daughter's bodies. Cold. Like the laboratory ground they laid on. Cold. I will be **Cold** because all that was **warm has left me.**
—**Cold (Dr. Henry Warrin)**
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## **Appearing in "Cold"**

### **Supporting Characters**

* Mariah Crawford-Warrin (Debut and death)
* Marie Warrin (Debut and death)

### **Locations**

* Earth-30
	+ United States of America
		- Las Vegas, Nevada
			* The Warrin Residence
			* UNLV

## **Noteworthy Events**

* Dr. Henry Warrin becomes the villain Cold.
* Marie Warrin and Mariah Crawford-Warrin are accidentally killed due to an experiment done by Shay Daniels and Dr. Henry Warrin.
* Henry attempts to reverse the effects of what happened to Marie and Mariah but fails, leading to him killing UNLV Students.
* Shay defeats Henry and he is arrested; given life in prison.

## **Synopsis**

There was always a doctor, there was always an accident, and there was always a reason.

Dr. Henry Warrin was new at UNLV. Fairly new. It had been roughly two months since he began working at the school's newly minted Cryogenics Engineering Program. State-of-the-art technology, a good area, and a perfect opportunity to raise a family which is what he planned for.

Dr. Warrin was recently married. His wife, Mariah Crawford-Warrin, was a beautiful woman. She looked nothing of her age and smarter than Henry, but they often joked about who was more intelligent; them or their daughter, Marie. Hilariously, they would often pick Marie as parents historically do. Mariah worked closely with Henry on many of his projects, and Marie did as well, balancing her time between UNLV and Spring Vally High School.

If you asked a teacher about Marie, they would often express an abstract confusion about her. Too smart for high school but too young for college. She was only fourteen, you see. Every Friday night, Marie would get home first and start dinner, typically with cartoons such as Adventure Time or Regular Show. An hour later, Mariah came home. She always left work on time. She would pour herself a glass of wine and teach Marie how to cook, and the two would talk about their days, work, and the cartoon. Two hours later, Henry came home. He was always late coming off of work. He would open a beer, put the finishing touches on dinner, and put on music to liven up the already breathing home.

Marie would pick the movie to end the night, and if she didn't fall asleep halfway through, the family would play Scrabble. Then Marie would snail off to her quiet bedroom. An hour later, Mariah would kiss her husband goodnight and retire. Two hours later, Henry would turn the lights off in the house after completing some work and then retire with his wife.

Routine. Every Friday night. A family tradition.

Those two months became six as October rolled around. Henry was happy. His students were doing well; he loved his job and family. Henry had cut himself a slice of Americana pie and had no intention of eating it all in one sitting. There was one student who always struggled in his class. There was always one, whether from simply not paying attention or not caring. While this student tended, he couldn't find the time to be there on time. Shay Daniels reminded Henry of himself in more ways than one. Overly dedicated, but life seemed to get in the way.

That Friday night, Henry granted Shay extra credit by allowing him to work with him on a project he was conducting for the Cryogenic Society of America. The idea was to create a suit that would slow the spread of diseases within the human body, giving terminally ill patients more time with their families and doctors to discover cures.

That Friday night, Marie came home and began to make dinner. Henry and Shay attempted to design a power source for the suit. Marie turned on the cartoon she was watching, Steven Universe. Shay came up with the idea of a gamma-based power source, to which Henry agreed. An hour later, Mariah came home, poured her typical glass of wine, and talked with her daughter. Henry utilized an older experiment from the Physics department to be the power source. Three hours later, the family dinner was made, and Mariah and Marie became worried as the food began to get **cold**. Shay and Henry decided it was time to see if their created gadget would work.

Mariah and Marie decided that it was time to check on Henry. They drove as the temperature dropped in Las Vegas on this cold night in October. The Las Vegas Christmas lights were already up as they drove, and Marie stared at them. They drove until the snow began falling, and the lights flickered. They drove until the lights went out, and all that was left was snow when they arrived at the blackened UNLV. Confused, bewildered, and worried, Mariah and Marie exited the car and entered the Cryogenic Department building.

Henry's suit worked for fifteen minutes. The conditions within the laboratory were perfect, the power source was beautiful, and Henry had achieved perfection for fifteen minutes. Fifteen minutes. When Mariah opened the door, the conditions changed. The conditions changed when Marie stepped in, and snow entered the laboratory. The room's temperature dropped, and the suit was unprepared for such changes.

It happened too fast. Shay was unable to react. Not even his Spider-Sense could have helped him.

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## **Trivia**

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## **Creation Notes**

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