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A reference sheet for a character that I based off of one of my ancestors. He was a bootlegger in the 19th century.

Name: Charles Lyman Green
Born: Chicago, Illinois; 1868
Died: Chicago, Illinois; 1905
Occupation: Bootlegger
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Charles grew up in Chicago with a large family. He would often be the trouble maker of his family and his siblings would have to get him out of trouble. At age 18, he set out on his own. His reckless personality, however, prevented him from holding a job for long. He did find a job that he could hold once the United States government started to make alcohol more illegal and more difficult to obtain. He began his life as a bootlegger, shipping illegal alcohol to anyone who desired it.

When he was about 25, he came in contact with the Assassins. A few Templars walked into one of his bases one day and attacked him. He managed to fend off most of them, but the Assassins were the ones who ultimately saved his life. After a few misadventures with the brotherhood, he saw that his goals aligned with theirs, and he joined the order.

One night, in 1905, Charles went on another mission for the Assassins. He went into an abandoned mall, as he heard that there was Templar activity there. What he didn't know was that he had walked into a trap. He was shocked to see his brother, who was both a cop and a Templar, aim a gun at him. The two fought hard, but in the end, Charles was the one to fall. His brother shot him and through the body in an elevator shaft. The body was found the next morning. No one ever found the killer.

Description
A reference sheet for a character that I based off of one of my ancestors. He was a bootlegger in the 19th century.

Name: Charles Lyman Green
Born: Chicago, Illinois; 1868
Died: Chicago, Illinois; 1905
Occupation: Bootlegger
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Charles grew up in Chicago with a large family. He would often be the trouble maker of his family and his siblings would have to get him out of trouble. At age 18, he set out on his own. His reckless personality, however, prevented him from holding a job for long. He did find a job that he could hold once the United States government started to make alcohol more illegal and more difficult to obtain. He began his life as a bootlegger, shipping illegal alcohol to anyone who desired it.

When he was about 25, he came in contact with the Assassins. A few Templars walked into one of his bases one day and attacked him. He managed to fend off most of them, but the Assassins were the ones who ultimately saved his life. After a few misadventures with the brotherhood, he saw that his goals aligned with theirs, and he joined the order.

One night, in 1905, Charles went on another mission for the Assassins. He went into an abandoned mall, as he heard that there was Templar activity there. What he didn't know was that he had walked into a trap. He was shocked to see his brother, who was both a cop and a Templar, aim a gun at him. The two fought hard, but in the end, Charles was the one to fall. His brother shot him and through the body in an elevator shaft. The body was found the next morning. No one ever found the killer.