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Agent file: Y/L/N (formally Vogel); Y/N
Date of Birth: Classified
Date of Recruitment: Classified
Physical Evaluation: Y/l/n passed the physical exam within top 90th percentile, excelling in strength and combat. Miscellaneous skills includes motorcycle riding, freeclimbing, skydiving and free running. During the stress test, Y/l/n was able to push themselves further than other agents of similar stature and thus exceeded test requirements. Medical exam was clear.
Psychological Evaluation: Y/l/n passed the psychological exam within the top 90th percentile, excelling in strategic thinking and emotional intelligence. During the stress test, is was clear that Y/l/n has unresolved anger which, although can hinder one’s decision making, was being used by Y/l/n to push themselves further. This may warrant regular assessment as can escalate if left unchecked.
Y/l/n’s family background has no doubt affected their ability to connect with others, as Y/l/n has been hesitant to communicate with fellow agents outside of professional boundaries; however they have higher level emotional intelligence than most of their peers, which may be due to the childhood trauma (See attached news article).
During final assessment, Y/l/n gave little comment on the death of their parents, except that the tragic accident is what spurred them to join SHIELD: “I wanted to continue my mother’s legacy in my own way; she died whilst saving my life and I want to honour that. I have no comment on my father’s actions.” (Y/l/n, Final P.A, time code 07:35)
Overall, Y/l/n has been cleared for all missions up to and including covert operations; however, due to their emotional instability, this evaluation concludes that solo ‘covert’ missions should be avoided where possible.
Attachment:
FAMILY TRAGEDY LEAVES ONE SURVIVOR
Residents of (your hometown) are in mourning today after a house fire kills all but one family member.
During the early hours of the morning, emergency services were called to (your street) as smoke began coming from the Vogel family home. Witnesses then reported a loud bang before the building then rapidly caught fire, seconds before Y/n (age 5) was seen running out of the house and into the street. Mrs Elton (Neighbour opposite the residence) first witnessed the event: “I was woken up by lots of screaming and looked outside my window to see the smoke coming from their kitchen- that’s when I called the fire department. Then I went outside to see if anyone was home and that’s when I saw the little one limping out of the house- the poor thing looked so dirty- and before I know it, there was a loud bang and whole house burst into flames!”
During a press conference outside the building, police confirmed the deaths of Sarah and Eric Vogel and informed reporters that Y/n Vogel was being treated for smoke inhalation.
The police and fire departments are yet to comment on the source of the blaze, however sources informed us that police had been called to the house earlier that night for a domestic disturbance. The investigation is still currently ongoing.
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