Holly on first meeting is a picture of grace; she’s a put together, professional woman with a cool aura about her. She’s very friendly with others, and is always willing to make small talk. However, the Agents who are around for her Evaluations know how...odd she can get about her work. Her interest in human behavior and reaction leads her to always be looking to experiment, often pushing to extremes to get more accurate research. This strange vigor for her work can cause some people to be wary about approaching her, but she does want the best for the Agents she watches over. She’s dedicated to her job and to her coworkers, and she’ll put her all into whatever is needed from her to succeed.

Past Life

Holly doesn’t seem to talk much about her past; it seems she doesn’t like to talk about her life prior to Prodigal in any form. From what she does speak about, she has always been invested in science, even from a very young age, putting her all into her schoolwork in order to get into a top program in Psychological Research.

Joining Prodigal

After graduating, Holly published several papers of her research on the behaviors and reactions of humans in quick choice scenarios. While her work was praised by her peers, Holly felt like her work was shallow at best. She had no way of truly testing the outcomes of people’s decisions in the moment, nor the what their decisions said about the people making them, at least not to the extents that she wanted. Though, because of her research, an opportunity did present itself; Prodigal offered her a position amongst their ranks. Seeing an opportunity to push the boundaries on her field of study and (in her words) not having much to leave behind anyway, Holly eagerly took up the offer.

Prodigal Life

Holly was placed in charge of evaluating Third-Rank agents moving into B-Tier positions and placing them in the most appropriate roles. Holly eagerly developed her own method for Evaluations, using virtual reality simulations to test agents and their behaviors in motion. Every evaluation, practice or not, goes directly into her research. Holly also takes the opportunity to conduct her own personal research, whenever “volunteers” present themselves. Many agents are wary of her as a result, but she’s confident that her research is necessary.

• While psychological research is her forte, she’s also very skilled with computers and programming.
• Holly has a weird complex about not leaving her back uncovered. When asked about it, she has a different answer every time: tramp stamp from spring break, an embarrassing birthmark, the secret to the universe in her freckles...it's safe to say that none of these are right.
• Holly has terrible eyesight without her glasses. She’s extremely farsighted and can’t see things close to her face.