P.

P.
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**P.** was the founder and leader of a group of smugglers, known as the Friends of P., who take from the rich to give to the poor while following a strict code of conduct. Working with his partner Big Daddy C., the two orchestrated several missions. In the wake of their falling out, the two went their separate ways, while P. also lost one of his most valuable agents, Mega Man. Several years later, Mega Man returned and P. welcomed him back to the gang.

Things weren't as P. had hoped, as he noticed Mega Man has changed in the seven years he was missing. P. led the team on several missions since Mega Man's return, however he soon came to distrust Summer Girl for raising doubts against him. Coming into conflict with A.C. Montana over the direction the Friends of P. should be going in, placing Mega Man in the middle. P. manipulated the gang into going to war against San Sindustries and the Friends of C. as revenge for what they did to him, but P.'s growing paranoia led him to believe that A.C. was turning his gang against him. Spinning A.C. as a traitor, P. hired Sharp to kill A.C. behind everyone else's backs. After his death and Summer's disappearance, P. believed he had the gang right where he wanted them, including leading Mega Man and Wheeler to San Simeon Bay where he assassinated San Sindustries founder and CEO, William San Simeon. He then led the remains of the gang on a raid of a Friends of C. storehouse where he tried to kill Mega Man in an explosion for doubting him. Mega Man survived however and, along with Summer and Sharp, whom she hired behind his back, turned on him. With the gang over, P. and Wheeler went on the run eventually finding the border hole that Mega Man had created. P. was tracked down by Mega Man, Summer, and Sharp and was severely injured by Mega Man. As he was left to die, he was either executed by the Friends of C. or Cosmonauts, or committed suicide by jumping through the border.

## Personality

P. is highly educated and devoted to helping the less fortunate. During his adventures, he gathered a group of people who were down on their luck, taking them in and raising them from a young age. P. is very kind to his friends and often jokes around with them, despite his often cold and calculating behavior on missions. In order to make sure everything goes as planned, P. developed a code of integrity and loyalty, which involves completing the missions he sets forth without question, a code which had a 100% success rate. He would often preach loyalty and faith in the code during hard times, which became a rallying cry, spurring the gang on to continue his mission.

P. would often look upon his gang members, specifically Mega Man and Wheeler, with utmost respect and confidence, seeing them as "sons," as well as A.C. Montana and Big Daddy C. as his brothers, building up a family dynamic within the group, ultimately bringing them closer together. After Mega Man's disappearance and his fallout with Big Daddy C., P. became more doubtful and distrustful of people in general, but still holds his gang members in the highest of regards. Upon Mega Man's return, P. placed him immediately back into his inner circle and the two would often collaborate on missions together once again.

P. is an excellent orator and gifted at spinning situations to suit his own needs, as shown when he vehemently denies leaving behind both Mega Man and Summer Girl to die after his growing paranoia let him to believe they were betraying him. Due to P.'s mission of toppling the elites, he began to crack under the pressure when confronted by the Friends of C. or by the Cosmonauts due to his own actions. Being a master manipulator, he is able to convince his gang to face these challenges head on, despite the overwhelming risks to their own lives, though it appears P. genuinely believes they will come out on top even in the face of those drastic odds. P.'s hypocrisy also shines in his choice of clothing greatly contrasts with the outlaw lifestyle he frequently preaches, as he's generally seen in a nice looking suit, which heavily conflicts with A.C.'s more subdued and raggedy clothes.

P. also harbors a revolutionary stance, seeing himself as the great force of change leading the charge to topple the elites. According to Big Daddy C., it appears P. never gave to the poor out of the kindness of his heart, instead doing it only to raise an army for his war against the rich and powerful.

P. is very paranoid, believing that his gang members and friends are constantly doubting him and planning to betray him. This insecurity causes him to take drastic measures, such as having A.C. Montana killed to keep him from turning everyone against him, though this also might have been because he believed him to be a traitor. P. is also very manipulative and will say nearly anything to get people to follow him and aid him in his quest to topple the elites. This hatred of the elites may also stem from jealousy of their riches and his secret desire to be among them. Towards the end of his life, P.'s once revolutionary and righteous mission and philosophy had deteriorated into something unrecognizable as he delved further into delusion, murder, insanity, and betrayal, all qualities he once despised, leaving him nothing but a hollow shell of his former self.

## Relationships

### Allies

* Friends of P.
	+ Virginia †
	+ Cal †
* Charter Mill
	+ Mary and Ellody Charter †
* Wheeler - Surrogate son

### Enemies

* Friends of C.
	+ Big Daddy C. - Former close friend
	+ Jesus
	+ Rod NaCervera - Attempted victim and attempted killer
	+ Adam † - Victim
	+ Jeff
* San Sindustries
	+ William San Simeon † - Victim
* Dr. Vada
* Summer Girl - Former subordinate and attempted victim
* Mega Man - Former surrogate son, close friend, attempted victim, and indirect killer
* Sharp - Former employee
* Jonze - Former employee
* Rudolph - Former close friend
* Friends of P.
	+ A.C. Montana †- Former closest advisor, close friend, and indirect victim