Dawn was always determinded to solve any project that came her way. She wouldn't stop working on it until she was satisfied. She would spend hours on a project without ever realizing, sometimes getting so focused she'd forget to eat or move around.

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Dawn's story contains mentions of murder (specifically her death) and guns.

Dawn was introduced to The Organization by her aunt, and was thrilled to start training there. As she graduated and became a full agent, it was clear she had a talent for it. Even grabbing the attention of their leader, Cynthia. Cynthia invited Dawn to join her specialty task force, and introduced Dawn to The Organization's main enemy, the League of Dragons. Dawn eagerly joined, glad to work on something challenging. Dawn met Elliot there, and the two quickly fell in love. Before they noticed how much time had passed they were married with a baby boy. Dawn wanted to spend more time with her son, but shortly after he was born The Organization started picking up more activity from the League. She tried her best to balance being a mom and being an agent, but eventually being an agent took over and she was consumed by it all. Elliot had always supported and shared her passion, but even he thought she was getting too close. But she couldn't stop, she knew that if she could just get a little closer she could figure it out. She'd be the one who'd figure it all out. The League was building something, something big. She just had to find that last piece of the puzzle.

Then it all came crashing down. One afternoon when her son, Jay, was supposed to be with his friends, Dawn and Elliot were visited by an agent from the League. Their meeting was already on thin ice, Dawn had got too close and the League didn't take to kindly to that. But everything went south when Jay came outside and discovered them. The agent freaked out and pointed his gun towards Jay. Dawn charged at the agent, when a loud bang went off and everything went black.

• Oh man is the animatic of Touch-Tone Telephone that lives soley in my head amazing.
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