Abbie

### Affiliation

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Central Committee of the CPSU, Old Bolsheviks, Bolsheviks (in the Supreme Empire)

### Occupation

Sr. Member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, Old Bolshevik

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

Estonia, Supreme Empire (present day Estonian SSR)

## Appearances

### Appears in

Volume 2: Why Cuba?
Volume 3: The Voronezh Regime
Volume 4: Noreaga’s Dungeon

### Debut

Volume 2: Why Cuba?

**Abbie** is a Character in the **Toxic Soviets** Comics. She is an Old Bolshevik who took part in the **December Revolution** and the toppling of **Supreme Zee**’s Leadership. Abbie witnessed the early days of the Soviet Union and now serves as an Elder of the Communist Party alongside Grill, another old Bolshevik.

## Revolutionary Days

Abbie took part in the December Revolution alongside Grill under the Leadership of Leon Gazi and Hokaj. As a result, Abbie would witness the Fall of the Monarchy and the creation of the USSR. For her service in the Revolution, she became a member of the Central Committee thanks to her Sr. Role in the Bolshevik Party, making her a person who witnessed some of the greatest events of Soviet History, as well as an important official.

## Toxic Soviets Events

### Volume 2: Why Cuba?

Abbie appears in the very first panels of the 2nd Comic Volume, where she is seen in a bar alongside the depressed and confused Heydar Aliyev. Abbie talks to Heydar and comforts him and he talks to her about his problems, but is then interrupted by Generalissimus Shadow Hokage who, after tricking Heydar, tells him about job opportunities in the **2 Month Plan**. Hokage later proceeds to kill a person for pinging him.

### Volume 3: The Voronezh Regime

Abbie also appears in the 3rd Volume of the Comic. She is first seen in the first panels, where Heydar recognises her upon looking at the Old Bolsheviks. They then proceed to wave and smile at each other, but what follows is Wilhelm shouting at Heydar for his "depression cure needed" posters.

While Heydar Aliyev and Grills are discussing about perms and the state of the USSR thanks to new people, Abbie tells Heydar, who she recognises, to ignore Grill and his hatred for new people in a sort of playful manner.

### Volume 4: Noreaga's Dungeon

In Volume 4, Abbie is seen during an important meeting with the members of the Central Committee convening on Leon's grand plans for the establishment of Soviet vassals in eastern Europe.

Abbie strongly disagrees with the prospects of the widescale soviet interventions taking place and is particarly infuriated with Leon dismissing her objections and as a result, quickly exits the meeting in disgust to which Casreor comments "woman moment" for a snide remark.

## Personality

Abbie is kind, caring and comforting, as seen in both the scene in the Bar and the Scene with Heydar and Grill, where she talks to Heydar and advices him. She is empathetic and friendly, as well as down to earth. However, she has a strong sense of morality and justice, and is one of the more libertarian socialist figures within the Central Committee. Her strong sense of morality and justice often conflicts with figures that prioritize the end over the means, such as Leon.

## Relationships

### Heydar

Abbie is polite and kind to Heydar, giving him advice and comforting when he was depressed in a bar. Abbie is up to this point in the series one of the two only people proven to be real helpers to the young Heydar.

### Hokaj

Abbie served under Hokaj during the December Revolution and refers to him as a "brutal dictator" a playful jab referring to Hokaj's cold nature.

### Grill

Also serving with him as a senior member of the Old Bolsheviks, Abbie is all too familiar with Grill’s irrational distrust of new members and is quick to warn people such as Heydar about him. However, they are nonetheless good friends and have respect for each other ever since the revolutionary days, where they served under the Bolsheviks together.

### Leon

Despite working with him during the days of the revolution in the Supreme Empire, Abbie is shown to frequently disagree with Leon as implied with her saying "you never change" as a response to Leon dismissing her. Leon’s questionable morality and his postponement of it in favour of the achievement of a greater goal brings him at odds with Abbie, who favours a more just, moral and free approach to Leon’s policies. Due to Leon’s increasingly authoritarianism, Abbie becomes increasingly more angry towards him.

### Lazar

Lazar and Abbie served together in the revolutionary days, and Abbie holds respect towards him. However, she also acknowledges that he’s senile and frequently sleeps, so she does not disturb or pressure him.