Ezra Kiramman

***I am the patron saint of your demise.***

### Affiliation(s)

Cobos Cartel (formerly) The Nightriders (formerly) The WIllows (formerly) The Saints (formerly)

### Family

Kirammans, Saint (alleged adopted mother), Harvey Kenway (Adopted Father)

## Early Life

Born to an unknown father and Sophia Kiramman, Ezra spent her childhood growing up on the Kiramman estate with her older sister Judy. The pair were inseparable, along with their cousin Sawyer. Their mother Sophia never paid much attention to Ezra nor Judy, often running off with the next man that came along. To their mother, Ezra might as well not have existed.

At the tender age of 12, Ezra made the audacious decision to run away from her troubled home, an act that mirrored the escape of her older sister. The circumstances at home had become unbearable, pushing Ezra into the uncertain embrace of the streets of Saint Denis, a bustling and often treacherous city.

With the grim determination of survival etched into her young face, Ezra quickly turned to pickpocketing as a means of subsistence. The victims of her craft were often the affluent locals who meandered through the cobbled streets, oblivious to the street-smart urchin who was steadily mastering the art of sleight of hand. She was a wily scavenger, snatching whatever she could to make ends meet, and for a while, it was a bleak existence of shadows and stolen coin.

One fateful day, as Ezra prowled the labyrinthine alleys, her nimble fingers dipped into the pocket of a seemingly wealthy woman, only to be thwarted by a swift and iron grip. Her heart raced as she turned to confront her captor, expecting a confrontation that would end in punishment. But what she found was not a stern adversary, but a fiery, redheaded woman whose gaze held a mix of curiosity and empathy.

This mysterious woman, Victoria, had caught Ezra red-handed but instead of berating her or reporting her to the authorities, she saw something in the young pickpocket. Victoria had her own reputation in the criminal underbelly of Saint Denis, and she offered Ezra a chance at a life that transcended the gutters and shadows.

As it turned out, Victoria was not just a kind-hearted stranger but a blood relative. She was Ezra's cousin, and her intentions were not just charitable but familial. Victoria decided to adopt Ezra, recognizing that this young urchin needed guidance and structure in her life. She welcomed her into her extended family, which was a tightly-knit and clandestine gang of skilled criminals. In this world, where trust was scarce, family bonds were the only form of trust that existed.

Under Victoria's wing, Ezra was exposed to a hidden society of thieves, con artists, and criminals. She learned the intricacies of crime, from pickpocketing and lock-picking to planning heists and evading the law. This new life offered her not only a sense of belonging but a purpose she had never known.

However, it wasn't just Victoria who had a profound impact on Ezra's life. Victoria's wife, Caroline, was a doctor. She recognized that Ezra had potential beyond the realm of crime. Caroline, a compassionate soul, decided to teach Ezra everything she knew about medicine and healing. Ezra's education extended beyond the world of illicit activities and gave her a sense of balance.

Over time, Ezra's dual education in the world of crime and medicine forged a unique and multidimensional skill set. She became an adept pickpocket and a valuable asset to Victoria's gang, while also gaining the ability to mend wounds and provide care to those in need. It was a stark contrast, her life as a streetwise thief and a healer, but it was a duality that defined her.

## The Night Riders

***"Because we are just kids who grow up way too fast."***

The demise of the once-thriving gang that Ezra had become a part of marked a dark chapter in her life. It was a bank job that went terribly awry, leading to a chain of events that would forever change her course. The heist that was intended to fill their pockets with wealth had tragic consequences, as it ultimately resulted in the death of Caroline, the woman who had become a mentor and a second mother to Ezra. Additionally, Victoria, the cousin who had provided her refuge and guidance, mysteriously disappeared in the chaos that ensued.

With their criminal enterprise in shambles, Ezra found herself on the run, relentlessly pursued for the botched bank job. The winding path of escape led her far from the urban jungle of Saint Denis and into the rugged, unforgiving embrace of the mountains. In this harsh and unforgiving wilderness, where survival meant relying on one's wits, Ezra stumbled upon an unexpected sanctuary.

It was during this solitary journey through the wilderness that she encountered a remote moonshine operation run by a young woman named Riley Wallace. Riley's family, a close-knit and resourceful group of mountain folk, took Ezra in with open arms, their shared hardships forming an unspoken bond between them. Under the tutelage of Riley's family, Ezra was introduced to the craft of moonshining, a skill that proved as valuable in their mountain retreat as her pickpocketing had once been on the streets of Saint Denis.

As the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months, Ezra and Riley became inseparable. Their unique partnership was forged not only through the shared secrets of moonshining but also through the bond of loss, both having endured tragedies in their past. Together, they carved out a life in the mountains, blending the traditions of moonshining with the lessons of the city's underground. Ezra found in Riley not only a confidant but a kindred spirit, someone who understood the weight of their past actions.

The quiet isolation of their mountain life, however, would not last forever. Fate had other plans in store for Ezra and Riley. Their world expanded when they embarked on a journey to London, a bustling industrial town on the outskirts of the wilderness. Here, they encountered two charismatic figures, Mitch Mitchell and Maverick, the leaders of a gang known as the Nightriders.

Ezra's past experiences in the criminal underworld made her uniquely suited to thrive in this new environment. She quickly became involved with the Nightriders, a gang that specialized in daring robberies and nefarious activities in the heart of the industrial district. Her ability to navigate the complexities of urban crime made her a valuable addition to their ranks.

Simultaneously, Riley found her own place in London. Drawing on her knowledge of moonshining, she established a thriving moonshine operation and even opened a saloon, becoming a respected figure in the local community. Their partnership remained steadfast, with Ezra focusing on the gang's endeavors while Riley managed the moonshine and saloon.

## The Rabbit

***"Leave them at the bottom of the grave they dug for you."***

The revelation that Maverick, one of the leaders of the Nightriders, was a traitor working for the law sent shockwaves through the gang, shattering trust and ultimately leading to its disintegration. In the ensuing chaos, Ezra and Riley were left with no choice but to navigate the turbulent currents of the criminal underworld once more.

It was during these trying times that they crossed paths with a formidable and enigmatic figure named Jose Cobos. A man with deep-rooted connections within the seedy underbelly of the criminal world, Cobos saw immense potential in both Ezra and Riley. Ezra's skills, honed on the unforgiving streets of London and further developed during her time with the Nightriders, and Riley's expertise in the clandestine art of moonshining, as well as her success in London, captured Cobos's attention.

Riley continued to operate her moonshining enterprise under the watchful eye of Cobos, who recognized the immense financial potential of this lucrative endeavor. The Wallace family's legacy endured, providing not only a steady source of income but also a secure base of operations from which to operate.

Ezra, driven by her unwavering determination, embarked on a new path under the mentorship of Jose Cobos. The emergence of her own gang, which she named the Ravens, marked a pivotal turning point in her criminal career. As the leader of this newly formed crew, Ezra set out to build a network of fiercely loyal and ruthlessly efficient individuals who would be unwaveringly dedicated to her cause.

During this period, Ezra forged some of the deepest and most enduring bonds of her life. Two remarkable women, Elena Cassidy and Roselyn Parker, entered her world and became her closest friends and confidants. Elena, with her razor-sharp intellect, combat skills, and indomitable resolve, became an indispensable force at Ezra's side in the service of Cobos and his formidable cartel. Together, they became notorious for their unrelenting tenacity and their ability to extract vital information from their enemies, whether through ruthless torture or lethal precision.

Roselyn Parker, in contrast, remained the lawful face of their trio. While she was fully aware of the criminal world they operated in, Roselyn provided a moral anchor for Ezra and Elena, urging them to maintain a semblance of humanity amidst the brutality that defined their existence. Her unwavering commitment to principles and ethics served as a counterbalance to the darker aspects of their lives. Harvey Kenway, Ezra's adopted father and a former London marshal, unwittingly becomes a target for the powerful cartel led by Jose Cobos. His involvement in law enforcement and previous investigations bring him into the crosshairs of Cobos's criminal enterprise.

Ezra found herself torn between her loyalty to her mentor, Cobos, and her desire to protect the man who had raised her. The situation becomes increasingly complex as she must navigate the treacherous waters of the criminal underworld, all while trying to shield Harvey from harm. Her relationship with Cobos is strained as she attempts to strike a balance between her obligations to the cartel and her commitment to her adoptive father. Her efforts however, were in vain because at the threat of her own life Ezra was forced to torture Harvey as both a threat to him and Ezra herself. Ezra's regret of the situation eventually led to her downfall at the hands of Cobos.

The era of the Ravens, however, was marked by a shadowy and bloodstained chapter in Ezra's life. Jose Cobos, a master manipulator, frequently employed Ezra and Elena as instruments of his will, dispatching them for tasks that were as perilous as they were ethically questionable. Their loyalty to Cobos was unwavering, but the deeds they carried out on his behalf took a toll on their souls, forcing them to grapple with the consequences of their actions.

Ezra and Elena emerged as a formidable duo, feared and respected throughout the criminal underworld. Their bond went beyond mere friendship; it was a partnership formed in the crucible of violence and betrayal, where the line between justice and vengeance blurred with each assignment they executed.

## Judge Jury and Executioner

***”Run Rabbit Run”***

Ezra and Elena found themselves entangled in a sinister plot orchestrated by their very own mentor, Jose Cobos. It was a cunning maneuver on Cobos's part, aimed at absolving himself of legal repercussions by sacrificing his once-trusted subordinates.

Under the ruse that they were summoned for a critical meeting with Cobos, Ezra and Elena arrived at the designated location with a false sense of security. Little did they know that this meeting was a well-orchestrated trap, masterminded by the man they had served faithfully.

As they entered the meeting room, the door swung shut behind them, sealing their fate. It was not Cobos who awaited them, but a group of law enforcement officers who had been working in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. With evidence of their extensive criminal activities and the testimony of Maverick, they had everything they needed to bring Ezra and Elena to justice.

Arrested and subsequently tried for their crimes, both women were handed down the death penalty. The weight of their actions, their association with the criminal world, and the orchestrations of Cobos had brought them to the brink of doom. The consequences were severe, and the justice system showed no leniency.

Ezra found herself on death row, her execution looming on the horizon, and her final destination was the remote and foreboding Sisika Penitentiary, an isolated prison known for its harsh conditions and brutal environment. She was sentenced to wait out her execution in this desolate place, surrounded by the most dangerous criminals and far removed from any semblance of society.

Elena, sentenced to the same fate, was dispatched to a different state prison, further emphasizing the finality and severity of their sentences. The once-indomitable duo now faced a grim future behind the cold, unyielding bars of their respective prisons, their dreams of freedom and redemption slipping away. Ezra's time on death row in Sisika Penitentiary was nothing short of a harrowing ordeal. The very law enforcement that she had spent years defying was now her tormentor. Enduring constant physical and psychological torture, she became a symbol of retribution for those whose lives she had disrupted during her criminal career. Among her many tormentors, one marshal, in particular, took a sadistic interest in Ezra's suffering.

Dallas Mayfield, a man with a personal vendetta against Ezra, reveled in her pain and vulnerability. He saw her imprisonment as an opportunity to exact his own twisted revenge for the chaos she and Elena had sown in their criminal escapades. For Mayfield, Ezra's suffering was not just a matter of upholding the law but a deeply personal quest for retribution.

Despite the relentless torment, Ezra's spirit remained unbroken, a testament to her resilience and determination. She endured each day with a steely resolve, clinging to the hope of one day escaping her dire predicament.

That day of reckoning eventually arrived when Riley and a gang known as the Willows orchestrated a daring and audacious rescue mission. Under the cover of darkness, they infiltrated the heavily fortified prison, striking a decisive blow against the formidable Sisika Penitentiary.

In the chaos of the escape, as Ezra made her desperate bid for freedom, she encountered Dallas Mayfield once more. Their fateful reunion ended in an act of vengeance. Armed with a revolver, Ezra shot Mayfield in the knee, a fitting retribution for the suffering she had endured at his hands. It was a poetic twist of fate, a moment where the hunter became the hunted.

## Freedom?

"You're playing my game now."

Ezra's life after her daring escape from Sisika Penitentiary was a tumultuous journey of seeking refuge and survival. The sordid alleys of Saint Denis, with their familiar shadows and hidden corners, called to her like a siren's song. Unable to let go of the skills she had honed over the years, Ezra returned to her old habits, slipping seamlessly back into the life of a pickpocket.

One fateful day, as Ezra's nimble fingers deftly slipped into the pocket of an unwitting victim, she had no inkling of the storm that was about to be unleashed. The woman she had chosen as her target quickly realized her loss and, driven by a surge of righteous anger, gave chase through the labyrinthine alleys of Saint Denis. The pursuit was relentless, as the woman was determined not to let Ezra slip away with her ill-gotten gains.

Cornered in a dimly lit alley, Ezra finally turned to face her pursuer. What she saw was not the face of a stranger but a revelation that sent shockwaves through her very core. The woman who had chased her down was none other than her long-lost sister, Judy.

The emotional reunion was a whirlwind of emotions, a complex mixture of surprise, relief, and a flood of memories long buried. Judy had been a distant figure in Ezra's life, a symbol of a past she had been forced to leave behind when she ran away from home at the tender age of 12. The sisters had grown apart, each forging their own paths, but fate had now drawn them back together in the unlikeliest of circumstances. The tangled web of fate had brought together the estranged sisters, Ezra and Judy, in the most unexpected of ways. Judy's life had taken a perilous turn as she became ensnared by a gang known as the Saints. Her decision to leave the gang only thrust her into more danger, as the Saints framed her for crimes she hadn't committed. As a result, Judy found herself imprisoned in the dreaded Sisika Penitentiary, just as her sister Ezra had once been.

However, Judy's ordeal was far from over. The very gang that she had tried to escape, the Saints, managed to orchestrate her escape from the clutches of the law, only to turn the tables and hold her captive. She was now at the mercy of the very individuals she had tried to sever ties with.

Ezra, fueled by a deep and unyielding bond with her sister, was unwavering in her commitment to rescue Judy from the Saints' clutches. She was willing to go to great lengths to ensure Judy's safety and vindication. This resolve led her to make a bold and perilous decision – joining the Saints herself. Her infiltration into the gang was fraught with danger, but she was determined to uncover the truth and secure Judy's release.

During this tumultuous period, another unexpected twist emerged in the sisters' lives. Annie, their other sister, returned. Reunited at last, Ezra, Judy, and Annie worked tirelessly, their familial bond serving as an unbreakable foundation. Together, they embarked on a relentless quest to prove Judy's innocence.

Their journey was marked by countless challenges and confrontations with the forces that had sought to destroy Judy's life. With sheer determination and unwavering resolve, they sought to unearth the evidence needed to exonerate her.

In their darkest hour, the Chief Justice, Cole McLeod, emerged as an unexpected ally. His commitment to justice and his dedication to uncovering the truth proved pivotal in securing Judy's release. With the Chief Justice's support, the sisters were able to clear Judy's name and bring the true culprits to justice.

## Relationships

**Judy Kiramman**

Judy and Ezra are siblings who shared a special bond while growing up. Their childhood was marked by a strong sense of protection and companionship, with each looking out for the other. They were inseparable, facing the challenges of their early years as a team. However, their story took a dramatic turn when Judy, at the tender age of 12, decided to run away from home. The reasons for her departure were complex and deeply personal, and it left Ezra devastated. The pair reunited on the streets of Saint Denis when Ezra was 18 and they've been inseparable ever since.

**Alice Kiramman**

"No matter what you're still my sister"

Growing up on the Kiramman Estate, they were not just cousins; they were best friends who were more akin to siblings. They were often seen causing mischief together, whether it was building forts in the woods, setting up elaborate pranks on unsuspecting family members, or even embarking on imaginary adventures on the grounds.
Their bond became even stronger when tragedy struck their family. After the untimely death of Alice's beloved sister, Lily, the two cousins found solace in each other's company. They leaned on one another for emotional support and became each other's confidants during those difficult times. But then, when Alice mysteriously disappeared at the tender age of seven, their tight-knit world shattered. Ezra was devastated, and the pain of losing her cousin and best friend haunted her for years. She couldn't understand how Alice, who had been so close to her, could vanish without a trace. The pair eventually reunited when, in an effort to save her sister, Judy, Ezra joined the Saints.

**Maddie Kiramman**

Maddie and Ezra, despite being half-siblings, had been separated for most of their lives due to various family circumstances. They shared the same mother but had different fathers, which contributed to their estrangement. Tragically, Maddie's father passed away unexpectedly, leaving her devastated and alone. Maddie, feeling isolated and overwhelmed by her father's death, began the journey of coming to terms with her grief.

Ezra, unaware of her half-sister's existence until recently, learned about Maddie after her father's passing. She was surprised to discover that she had a half-sister, and she felt a mix of emotions about the opportunity he missed to have a relationship with Maddie.

**Ivan Kiramman**

“Ezra is totally a law abiding citizen. I’ve definitely never had to arrest her.” - Ivan

**Annie Castle**

**Rip Kiramman**

”Ezra, no”

**Elena Cassidy**

“Dumb idea. I like it”

**Roselyn Parker**

**Harvey Kenway**

**Riley Wallace**