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| − | '''Caroline Tara Villiers''' is the daughter of [[Richard Villiers]], and formerly ran the shadows under the name Rouge. |
+ | '''Caroline Tara Villiers''' is the daughter of [[Richard Villiers]], and formerly ran the shadows under the name '''Rouge'''. She is currently being groomed to follow in the family business as an executive. |
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| − | + | Caroline was born in [[2033]] to a troubled childhood with very little attention from her corporate shark parents, who had sharp minds for business, but not parenthood. She left home at age 18, and became a rocker, associating herself with the [[Europe]] underground. She came under the influence of several rockers and policlubs in Europe, including [[Der Nachtmachen]]. She also became hooked on [[BTL]]s and simsense, and Der Nachtmachen used this influence to brainwash her and program her to attempt to assassinate her mother in [[2053]]. The assassination was thwarted, but shattered her left hand, which was replaced with a cyberhand. She ran the shadows for a while under the name Rouge. |
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| − | Eventually, she came back to the family, and was being groomed for a top executive position. |
+ | Eventually, she came back to the family, and was being groomed for a top executive position. Despite the strained relationship between Richard and Cara, he is genuinely proud of her now that she is turning out to be a talented corporate executive, with an ability to make ruthless decisions. |
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| − | * System Failure, p 28, 41 |
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| + | After the [[Crash 2.0]] she took over the job of [[Darren Villiers]] (who moved from [[Seattle]] to [[New York]]) and is now responsible for [[NeoNET]]'s shady assets in Seattle, while her mother became [[CEO]] of NeoNET Pacific and East Asia (who are located in Seattle as well).<ref>{{src|rh}} p. 78</ref> |
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| + | *{{src|rh}}, 78 |
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Revision as of 08:27, 1 August 2013
Caroline Tara Villiers is the daughter of Richard Villiers, and formerly ran the shadows under the name Rouge. She is currently being groomed to follow in the family business as an executive.
Biography
Caroline was born in 2033 to a troubled childhood with very little attention from her corporate shark parents, who had sharp minds for business, but not parenthood. She left home at age 18, and became a rocker, associating herself with the Europe underground. She came under the influence of several rockers and policlubs in Europe, including Der Nachtmachen. She also became hooked on BTLs and simsense, and Der Nachtmachen used this influence to brainwash her and program her to attempt to assassinate her mother in 2053. The assassination was thwarted, but shattered her left hand, which was replaced with a cyberhand. She ran the shadows for a while under the name Rouge.
Eventually, she came back to the family, and was being groomed for a top executive position. Despite the strained relationship between Richard and Cara, he is genuinely proud of her now that she is turning out to be a talented corporate executive, with an ability to make ruthless decisions.
After the Crash 2.0 she took over the job of Darren Villiers (who moved from Seattle to New York) and is now responsible for NeoNET's shady assets in Seattle, while her mother became CEO of NeoNET Pacific and East Asia (who are located in Seattle as well).[1]
References
- ↑ Runner Havens p. 78
Index
Sourcebooks
- Runner Havens, 78
- System Failure, 28, 41
Novels
- Night's Pawn, novel