Character Description / Characteristics of this Role:

Logan is gritty, driven, and fiercely loyal to those he trusts. He is a soldier through and through, with a mind honed for combat tactics and survival. He is often skeptical of technology or overly complicated plans and prefers to rely on instinct and simple, effective action. Logan can be rough around the edges and may come across as cold or distant to those who don’t know him well.

Despite his hardened exterior, Logan carries the weight of past battles and the loss of comrades. This can make him cynical, but also fiercely protective of those still by his side. His strong moral code drives him to take on dangerous missions, even when the odds seem insurmountable.

Logan is pragmatic, decisive, and sometimes blunt. He doesn’t have time for fluff or distractions—his focus is on the mission and getting things done. While he may appear aloof or stoic, there’s a deep sense of loyalty to those he considers family, especially Steve and Bucky. He’s a realist and often plays the role of the “voice of reason,” offering practical solutions in the heat of battle. His sarcasm and dry humor can also serve as a coping mechanism for dealing with the stakes of the war.

• Steve Rogers (Captain America) – Logan and Steve share a deep bond formed during the war, though their relationship is complicated by their differing philosophies. While they still have a deep respect for one another, Logan may struggle with Steve’s unwavering idealism and sense of duty. Their friendship is a pillar in the story but also a point of conflict.

• Bucky Barnes – Logan and Bucky have a strained but respectful relationship. Having both fought alongside Steve in the past, Logan feels a connection to Bucky, but the circumstances of their separate paths since the war have left some unresolved tension.

• The Team – Logan’s interactions with other members of the team may vary depending on their roles and personalities. He has a deep respect for Peggy Carter but can clash with her on strategies. His relationship with other team members would be one of mentorship or cautious partnership.

Logan’s journey revolves around redemption, reconciling with his past, and making peace with the choices he’s had to make. He is forced to confront his demons, whether personal losses or past mistakes, as he works to stop The Vortex. His arc involves coming to terms with his complicated relationships, particularly with Steve, and proving that even a hardened soldier can still fight for what’s right, no matter how brutal or complicated the battle is.

Logan’s voice should be gruff, deep, and seasoned from years of battle. His tone should convey authority and strength, but also a hint of weariness from the weight of his experiences. His delivery is direct, no-nonsense, and often blunt. He’s not one for flowery words or sentiments, but when he speaks, it’s usually impactful and to the point.

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  Tone: Rough, deep, with a no-nonsense edge. His voice carries a sense of experience and battle-readiness, occasionally softening in more personal moments.
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  Delivery: Straightforward, to the point, with a hint of sarcasm or dry humor. Logan doesn’t waste words, especially in tense or dangerous situations.
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  Accent: If you’d like to give Logan an accent, it could be a rough, working-class American accent or perhaps even a more neutral military type, depending on where he’s from.

1. “We don’t have time for a plan. We’ve got a job to do. Stick to the mission, and we’ll make it through.”
2. “You think this ends with a handshake and a medal, Rogers? This war never ends. It just changes.”
3. “I’ve seen enough people get hurt over this kind of thing. You want to stop that? Follow me.”
4. (to Bucky) “We were soldiers once. That doesn’t change. Don’t forget it.”
5. “We don’t need a miracle. We need action.”