Lenny Brown

### Cause of Death:

* Succumbed to blood loss sustained from gunshot wounds and/or stab wounds (Merciful Ending)
* Shot in the forehead by “Reggie Smalls” (Vengeful Ending)

### Place of Birth:

St. Lucia, Louisiana, United States of America

### Place of Death:

* South Pearl River, Louisiana State Line, U.S.A. (Remorseful Ending)
* Old Spite Factory, Callahan Parish, Louisiana, U.S.A. (Vengeful Ending)

### Family:

* Mr. Brown - Father; deceased
* Mrs. Brown - Mother; deceased
* Paul Brown - Younger brother
* Charlotte Jenkins - Daughter

### Main Affiliation(s):

* The Southern Hounds - Co-leader
* Paul Brown
* Jack Proctor
* Texas Walker - deceased
* The Stingray Syndicate
* Sean Lopez
* Ricardo Lopez
* Sheila Jenkins
* Jacob Morino - Formerly; deceased
* Harold Greene - Formerly; deceased
* Reggie Smalls - Formerly; deceased

### Business(s):

* Gunrunning
* Bootlegging
* Car boosting
* Drug dealing - player-determined
* Contract killing
* Armed robbery
* Grand theft auto

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### Appears In:

* *Wolves’ Den 4*
* *Wolves’ Den 8* (picture; mentioned)

### Voiced By:

TBA

> *"Vengeance may be a fool's game, but it is my game, nonetheless. I am a fool, always have, and always will be."* - Lenny to Paul Brown.
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**Leonard Maxwell Brown**, more commonly known as **Lenny**, is one of the upcoming three protagonists of *Wolves’ Dens 4*. A survivor of a freak accident in the Iraq War that costed him his leg and left to die by most of his fellow soldiers, Lenny developed pure hatred and anger that festered for over a decade. After reuniting with his drifting brother, Paul, the two realized that they were alone and they had to forge their own path, forming new alliances and encountering an old past that became their enemy.

## Crimes Committed by Lenny Brown

### Optional Crimes

* Grand Theft Auto
* First-Degree Murder
* Second-Degree Murder
* Assault
* Unnamed Assault
* Disturbing the Peace
* Arson
* Drug Dealing
* Alcohol Bootlegging

## Relationships

### Family

* Unnamed father - It is implied that Lenny and his father were distant. At some point, the two got into an argument over what Lenny’s future should be, prompting the latter to join the Marines to spite him. However, when he found out about his father’s death, he was clearly saddened and wished he got closer to him.
* Unnamed mother - Much like his father, Lenny was distant from her. When he left to enlist in the military, he recollected that she did not say a word and watched him leave. When he found out about her death, he was clearly saddened and regretted not giving her more time in the day.
* Paul Brown - Lenny and Paul are very close brothers, with Lenny assuming the role of an older responsible brother, who watches after him. However, in some cases, Paul takes this role. Other than the occasional banter, the two are inseparable. When Lenny died, Paul was very vengeful of his death and wanted to avenge him, no matter what his legacy was and would be.
* Charlotte Jenkins - While Lenny was tracking down Paul, he had an encounter with Charlotte’s mother, Sheila, who eventually became pregnant with her. However, since Lenny moved towns, he was not aware that she was his daughter, nor even knew of her existence until she was four years old by 2014. Since then, although remaining silent on the matter, Lenny guessed and concluded that Charlotte was his daughter, especially when he learned she was four. Before Lenny died, Sheila confirmed that he was indeed the father, a fact he knew before and was proud of. Lenny was very protective of her and when she was kidnapped by the Callahan family, he vowed to burn their manor to the ground and end their bloodline, hellbent on vengeance.

### Friends

* Jack Proctor - Lenny and Jack were partners and brothers-in-war. Jack was one of the only two Marines to save Lenny’s life after his accident. Since then, the two were close, with Jack venturing to St. Lucia from South Carolina to help Lenny in his quest for vengeance and takeover. When Lenny died, Jack was torn and became an entirely different man, becoming more violent and suicidal, considering the loss of his comrades. Jack was also the one who broke into the St. Lucia morgue to steal Lenny’s body and bury him in a beautiful spot on one of the Purgatory Gate peninsula islands.
* Texas Walker - Like Jack, Texas was Lenny’s partner in the war. Although he was Native American and was not accepted by many, Lenny welcomed him as he was a minority, just like him. Texas was one of the only two Marines to save Lenny’s life, the other being Jack. Since then, the two were close, even venturing from Texas to assist Lenny in any way he can. When Texas was killed, Lenny was distraught and angry over his death and violently murdered his killers, later giving him a proper burial atop a hill overlooking the plains in Texas.
* Sean Lopez
* Ricardo Lopez
* Adéwalé Sinclair

### Romantic

* Sheila Jenkins - Lenny and Sheila met when the former was searching for his drifting brother in a bar in Nashville, Tennessee. The two eventually had a fling, which unknowingly to Lenny, resulted in the conception of their daughter, Charlotte. When the two reunited in St. Lucia, the two had some awkwardness due to their sexual history, but tried to establish a casual friendship. Towards Chapter 6, the two became very close friends and revealed that the two still loved one another in a way. Sheila confirmed that Charlotte was his biological daughter, but he already had a feeling that she was. Even nearly 30 years after his demise, she still mourns his death.

### Enemies

* Jacob Morino
* Reginald Hughes
* Franklin Tobias
* Samuel Graham
* Louis Simone
* Clayton Beaumont
* Walter Hall
* David Jones
* Michael Fenton

## Trivia

* Lenny has two alias available, depending on his Integrity and Public statuses: the Black Bear if he is merciful, or the Black Snake if he is vengeful. He will be known as one of these alias beyond his demise.
	+ Although either ending for *Wolves' Dens 4* is considered canon, when he is mentioned in *Wolves' Dens 8*, 29 years after his death, he is infamously referred to as the "Black Bear of the South", implying that Lenny being merciful is canon.