Being unable to lie, huh?

It's not that much of a hindrance. Not for Barton. He can just move to avoid people. If the situation pops up that he has to talk, he knows how to spin the truth. He's not able to outright lie, but there's nothing to say he can't exaggerate, stretch or put a spin on the truth he's forced to say.

And there's always the option of not saying anything.

Being a trained SHIELD agent, he's pretty good at resisting interrogations. This just put that training to the test. Of course, he'd prefer to avoid using it, which was why he was up aheight, sat on the roof of a building.

The hawk was in his nest, as usual. This wasn't an uncommon sight. Clint Barton sees better from a distance, so that's how he was looking over Vatheon. He'd picked this spot because it offered him a decent view over most of the city.

In his opinion, no better place to ride out this bullshit curse, or whatever.

Of course, that was only his current worry. Everything about this kingdom set him on edge. From the fact they were under the sea to the brand on the back of his hand. He didn't know what it was, but it was there.

"Keep it together, Barton." Clint mumbles under his breath. "You've been through worse. At least no-one's trying to kill you for once." Yet, that is.

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( Character's Name ) : Clint Barton - Hawkeye
( Character's Age ) : 35 (Headcanon guess)
( Series ) : Marvel Cinematic Universe
( Canon Point ) : After crashing through the window during the Battle for New York
( Playability ) : N/A

( History ) :
History @ The Marvel Movies Wikia

( Personality ) :
Not much is known about Agent Clint Barton. The man takes his job seriously and cares for his comrades and higher-ups. He will do anything to achieve his mission’s objective.

When on the job, Barton is serious, calm and calculated. Being a sniper, these are his best qualities when working. He’s good as a lookout, judging things from a distance, before making a decision, but he is also very adept at making snap decisions in the heat of the moment. A prime example of this is when he shoved Director Nick Fury out of the way of Loki’s staff blast.

He’s one of S.H.I.E.L.Ds best agents, a skilled archer, assassin, and infiltrator. He’s well-disciplined and trained, most likely being one of the most deadliest people in S.H.I.E.L.Ds employ. He has a high confidence in his skills, and it would take something big to shake his resolve. The key example of this is when he’s freed from Loki’s mind-control.

This also shows that, despite being a very adept killer, he doesn’t like doing it at all. It seems to be a necessary part of the job, and he would probably avoid it unless it was necessary, or he was ordered to.

When in the infirmary with Agent Natasha Romanoff, after he was freed, he started to ask how many people he killed, before Natasha cut him off. It’s at this point that he shows that, despite being a very dangerous individual, he still has feelings. It’s clear to see that he blames himself for being taken over by Loki, and blames himself for everything that happened on board of the Helicarrier because of the knowledge Loki gained from him whilst under his control.

He dislikes being used against his will, especially when they use him for something he doesn’t agree with. This is mostly shown when he mentioned he’d sleep better if he could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket. This makes it clear that, if anyone got on his bad side, he would hold a very strong grudge against that person.

He also seems very capable at controlling his emotions, showing that he can concentrate them onto a single goal. Concentrating his efforts on fighting Loki’s army in New York, Clint proved that, despite not having super powers, or any other advantage other than his natural skill, he could still be a valuable ally against whatever threat was thrown at them.

Despite being able to control his emotions, there is an impression that, if angered too much, he would make a very dangerous enemy. There is evidence to say that he would probably make them suffer if they caused enough of a violation against him. Again, this is shown when he said “If I could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket, I’d sleep better, I suppose.” The ’I suppose’ shows that killing him would likely be the least Clint would like to do, and the most is something he wouldn’t mention.

He’s shown to have a bit of a softer side, also. When Natasha was extracting information from Loki, she mentioned that Clint had been sent to kill her but made a different call. She said she got on S.H.I.E.L.Ds radar in a bad way. It’s not expanded on exactly what happened, but the two became friends and colleagues. They have a steadfast relationship with one another, going so far as Natasha staying with him while he was recovering from Loki’s brainwashing.

Outside of his duties, Barton would likely be a lot less serious. He’s shown to have a humorous side, even when on the job, when he mentioned as an aside to Coulson when tracking Thor towards Mjolnir, “Better call it, Coulson. I’m starting to root for this guy.” From this, it’s easy to see that Clint could be a laid-back individual, but with a knack of switching from relaxed to serious quite easily.

In summary, Clint Barton is a very dangerous individual, and not a man to be messed with, however, if you stay on his, and his employers, good side, He can be a steadfast ally and friend.

( Strengths/Weaknesses ) :
Strengths: Clint is a master archer and sniper. Whilst not being too good with guns, his skill with a bow is unparalleled.

( Other Important Facts ) :
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Requested Character: Clint Barton - "Hawkeye"
Character Journal:

compromisedarrow - Private Diary
Characters Age: mid-to-late thirties
Affliations: G.H.O.S.T.
Series of Origin: Marvel Cinematic Universe
Personality: Not much is known about Agent Clint Barton. The man takes his job seriously and cares for his comrades and higher-ups. He will do anything to achieve his mission’s objective.

When on the job, Barton is serious, calm and calculated. Being a sniper, these are his best qualities when working. He’s good as a lookout, judging things from a distance, before making a decision, but he is also very adept at making snap decisions in the heat of the moment. A prime example of this is when he shoved Director Nick Fury out of the way of Loki’s staff blast.

He’s one of S.H.I.E.L.Ds best agents, a skilled archer, assassin, and infiltrator. He’s well-disciplined and trained, most likely being one of the most deadliest people in S.H.I.E.L.Ds employ. He has a high confidence in his skills, and it would take something big to shake his resolve. The key example of this is when he’s freed from Loki’s mind-control.

This also shows that, despite being a very adept killer, he doesn’t like doing it at all. It seems to be a necessary part of the job, and he would probably avoid it unless it was necessary, or he was ordered to.

When in the infirmary with Agent Natasha Romanoff, after he was freed, he started to ask how many people he killed, before Natasha cut him off. It’s at this point that he shows that, despite being a very dangerous individual, he still has feelings. It’s clear to see that he blames himself for being taken over by Loki, and blames himself for everything that happened on board of the Helicarrier because of the knowledge Loki gained from him whilst under his control.

He dislikes being used against his will, especially when they use him for something he doesn’t agree with. This is mostly shown when he mentioned he’d sleep better if he could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket. This makes it clear that, if anyone got on his bad side, he would hold a very strong grudge against that person.

He also seems very capable at controlling his emotions, showing that he can concentrate them onto a single goal. Concentrating his efforts on fighting Loki’s army in New York, Clint proved that, despite not having super powers, or any other advantage other than his natural skill, he could still be a valuable ally against whatever threat was thrown at them.

Despite being able to control his emotions, there is an impression that, if angered too much, he would make a very dangerous enemy. There is evidence to say that he would probably make them suffer if they caused enough of a violation against him. Again, this is shown when he said “If I could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket, I’d sleep better, I suppose.” The ’I suppose’ shows that killing him would likely be the least Clint would like to do, and the most is something he wouldn’t mention.

He’s shown to have a bit of a softer side, also. When Natasha was extracting information from Loki, she mentioned that Clint had been sent to kill her but made a different call. She said she got on S.H.I.E.L.Ds radar in a bad way. It’s not expanded on exactly what happened, but the two became friends and colleagues. They have a steadfast relationship with one another, going so far as Natasha staying with him while he was recovering from Loki’s brainwashing.

Outside of his duties, Barton would likely be a lot less serious. He’s shown to have a humorous side, even when on the job, when he mentioned as an aside to Coulson when tracking Thor towards Mjolnir, “Better call it, Coulson. I’m starting to root for this guy.” From this, it’s easy to see that Clint could be a laid-back individual, but with a knack of switching from relaxed to serious quite easily.

In summary, Clint Barton is a very dangerous individual, and not a man to be messed with, however, if you stay on his, and his employers, good side, He can be a steadfast ally and friend.
Background:
Sexuality: Male - Straight
Anything else we should know?

First Person Post Sample:

Third Person Post Sample:

[There's some clanking over your journals, Paradisa. Sounds like someone's working on something.]

Where do you want this?

Over there.

Got it.

[The voices of Clint Barton and Tony Stark can be heard over the journals, along with some whirring, clanking, and general sounds of work going on with machinery.

Until there's a particularily violent whirr, a clang, a grunt, and the sound of something, someone, falling to the ground.

There's a clatter of tools and some hurried footsteps. And then silence for a few moments...]

Well, that's it. I think I have to donate you to a college now.

[And there's an almost keening, sad whine, before Tony notices the journal.]

Uh. Gonna need some help. I've got a downed wingman here.

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Character: Agent Clint Barton
Fandom: Marvel's Avengers Assemble
Personality: Not much is known about Agent Clint Barton. The man takes his job seriously and cares for his comrades and higher-ups. He will do anything to achieve his mission’s objective.

When on the job, Barton is serious, calm and calculated. Being a sniper, these are his best qualities when working. He’s good as a lookout, judging things from a distance, before making a decision, but he is also very adept at making snap decisions in the heat of the moment. A prime example of this is when he shoved Director Nick Fury out of the way of Loki’s staff blast.

He’s one of S.H.I.E.L.Ds best agents, a skilled archer, assassin, and infiltrator. He’s well-disciplined and trained, most likely being one of the most deadliest people in S.H.I.E.L.Ds employ. He has a high confidence in his skills, and it would take something big to shake his resolve. The key example of this is when he’s freed from Loki’s mind-control.

This also shows that, despite being a very adept killer, he doesn’t like doing it at all. It seems to be a necessary part of the job, and he would probably avoid it unless it was necessary, or he was ordered to.

When in the infirmary with Agent Natasha Romanoff, after he was freed, he started to ask how many people he killed, before Natasha cut him off. It’s at this point that he shows that, despite being a very dangerous individual, he still has feelings. It’s clear to see that he blames himself for being taken over by Loki, and blames himself for everything that happened on board of the Helicarrier because of the knowledge Loki gained from him whilst under his control.

He dislikes being used against his will, especially when they use him for something he doesn’t agree with. This is mostly shown when he mentioned he’d sleep better if he could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket. This makes it clear that, if anyone got on his bad side, he would hold a very strong grudge against that person.

He also seems very capable at controlling his emotions, showing that he can concentrate them onto a single goal. Concentrating his efforts on fighting Loki’s army in New York, Clint proved that, despite not having super powers, or any other advantage other than his natural skill, he could still be a valuable ally against whatever threat was thrown at them.

Despite being able to control his emotions, there is an impression that, if angered too much, he would make a very dangerous enemy. There is evidence to say that he would probably make them suffer if they caused enough of a violation against him. Again, this is shown when he said “If I could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket, I’d sleep better, I suppose.” The ’I suppose’ shows that killing him would likely be the least Clint would like to do, and the most is something he wouldn’t mention.

He’s shown to have a bit of a softer side, also. When Natasha was extracting information from Loki, she mentioned that Clint had been sent to kill her but made a different call. She said she got on S.H.I.E.L.Ds radar in a bad way. It’s not expanded on exactly what happened, but the two became friends and colleagues. They have a steadfast relationship with one another, going so far as Natasha staying with him while he was recovering from Loki’s brainwashing.

Outside of his duties, Barton would likely be a lot less serious. He’s shown to have a humorous side, even when on the job, when he mentioned as an aside to Coulson when tracking Thor towards Mjolnir, “Better call it, Coulson. I’m starting to root for this guy.” From this, it’s easy to see that Clint could be a laid-back individual, but with a knack of switching from relaxed to serious quite easily.

In summary, Clint Barton is a very dangerous individual, and not a man to be messed with, however, if you stay on his, and his employers, good side, He can be a steadfast ally and friend.

History: History @ Marvel Movies Wikia
Timeline: After Clint crashes through the window, abandoning his post, during the Battle for New York.
Abilities: Clint is human. He holds no superpowers or mutations, but is far from ordinary. Clint Barton is a master archer, expert espionage agent and excellent at acrobatics. Not much is known on all of his abilities, but it's safe to say that Clint possesses far superior eyesight, strength, stamina and endurance.
Inventory: 1x Compound Composite bow, 1x arrow, steel head.
Link to an image of the character: This is a link to the image

Prose Sample: The hawk is in his nest…

Agent Clinton Barton has taken up his usual spot up a height, looking down on the laboratory. Boring work, usually, but it was work, nonetheless. He’s sitting, sprawled on the railings slightly, legs dangling over the edge of the lookout he’d chosen. He looks perfectly at ease…

Dr. Selvig had left the lab for a bit to get a bit of a break, as Clint sits, chin on his hands, examining the room. He was on guard detail and, whilst that usually meant standing guard on the doors, Clint could see better from a distance. He was better up in his nest, watching over the scene.

Clint had been assigned to the Project Dark base after New Mexico, and the encounter with the Asgardian, Thor. It was there he was introduced to Dr. Eric Selvig, who came to S.H.I.E.L.Ds attention at the same time. He was enlisted to help with the artefact known as the Tesseract, found when they fished Captain Steve Rogers from the ocean.

Either way, this stuff was pretty boring to Clint. He had a friendly relationship with Dr. Selvig and the other scientists, but this stuff was way above his head, and all attempts to explain it to the sniper had just been met with blank stares, so often that they had given up.

Still, he was friendly, had a bit of banter when he wasn’t up in his self-assigned post. Coulson disagreed with having Clint so far away from all the action. He disagreed, but didn’t stop him…

There’s something going on. Clint shifts, frowning, before he stands up. “Dr. Selvig, you might want to get in here. The cube’s doing something.” Barton calls into his transceiver. He puts a hand on the side-arm at his belt, wary, as the scientists return to the Cube Room.

Clint also radios out to Agent Coulson. “Sorry to wake you, but the cube’s in test phase… No, Selvig didn’t do anything. It just activated.” He pauses, waiting for Coulson to tell him what to do over the radio, his gaze sweeping the room to take in the scene, watching for anything that could be happening…

“It’s your call, boss. If you want to get the Director in on this, I’m not going to stop you. I’m staying back, rear guard. Someone needs to watch the techies on this one.” He can see Selvig looking up at him; the scientist would know that he was talking to Coulson on this. Barton just gives him a thumbs up, a sign to continue working on it.

“It doesn’t look like it’s doing anything. No-one’s come or gone, I’ve been watching. It just… activated. Don’t know why. Selvig and his people are going to try and cut the power. Got it. Yeah, I’ll keep watch.” He cuts the feed, before calling down to the scientists.

“Keep working on it. Coulson’s bringing in Director Fury. He’ll want to know what’s going on.”

And, with that, Barton sits back down, watching the goings-on down below. He sits a little straighter, tenser, but rests his chin on his hands again as he peruses the activity below.

Journal Sample: [Audio]

Once you get past the whole kidnapping thing, it's really not that bad around here. I mean, sure, there are monsters and an impending sense of danger, but given I was in a battle just before?

Yeah, it's not that much different. At least I've got the chance to relax every once in a while. Can't say I did much of that back home. It's nice... In a weird sort of way...

((Also, if it's okay, I have another game example of an audio post here. I noticed other people link in, is all. Lemme know if it's not okay.))

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PERSONAL JOURNAL:

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WIKI NAME: [ If applicable. ]
CURRENT CHARACTERS: Carson Beckett, Cole Turner, Daryl Dixon, David Della Rocco, Noble Five [Jorge-052]

CHARACTER
CHARACTER NAME: Clinton Barton
SERIES: Marvel Cinematic Universe; The Avengers
CANON POINT: Just after the Battle for New York
LOSS: Loss of memories of Agent Natasha Romanoff.

ABOUT THE CHARACTER: Not much is known about Agent Clint Barton. The man takes his job seriously and cares for his comrades and higher-ups. He will do anything to achieve his mission’s objective.

When on the job, Barton is serious, calm and calculated. Being a sniper, these are his best qualities when working. He’s good as a lookout, judging things from a distance, before making a decision, but he is also very adept at making snap decisions in the heat of the moment. A prime example of this is when he shoved Director Nick Fury out of the way of Loki’s staff blast.

He’s one of S.H.I.E.L.Ds best agents, a skilled archer, assassin, and infiltrator. He’s well-disciplined and trained, most likely being one of the most deadliest people in S.H.I.E.L.Ds employ. He has a high confidence in his skills, and it would take something big to shake his resolve. The key example of this is when he’s freed from Loki’s mind-control.

This also shows that, despite being a very adept killer, he doesn’t like doing it at all. It seems to be a necessary part of the job, and he would probably avoid it unless it was necessary, or he was ordered to.

When in the infirmary with Agent Natasha Romanoff, after he was freed, he started to ask how many people he killed, before Natasha cut him off. It’s at this point that he shows that, despite being a very dangerous individual, he still has feelings. It’s clear to see that he blames himself for being taken over by Loki, and blames himself for everything that happened on board of the Helicarrier because of the knowledge Loki gained from him whilst under his control.

He dislikes being used against his will, especially when they use him for something he doesn’t agree with. This is mostly shown when he mentioned he’d sleep better if he could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket. This makes it clear that, if anyone got on his bad side, he would hold a very strong grudge against that person.

He also seems very capable at controlling his emotions, showing that he can concentrate them onto a single goal. Concentrating his efforts on fighting Loki’s army in New York, Clint proved that, despite not having super powers, or any other advantage other than his natural skill, he could still be a valuable ally against whatever threat was thrown at them.

Despite being able to control his emotions, there is an impression that, if angered too much, he would make a very dangerous enemy. There is evidence to say that he would probably make them suffer if they caused enough of a violation against him. Again, this is shown when he said “If I could put an arrow through Loki’s eye socket, I’d sleep better, I suppose.” The ’I suppose’ shows that killing him would likely be the least Clint would like to do, and the most is something he wouldn’t mention.

He’s shown to have a bit of a softer side, also. When Natasha was extracting information from Loki, she mentioned that Clint had been sent to kill her but made a different call. She said she got on S.H.I.E.L.Ds radar in a bad way. It’s not expanded on exactly what happened, but the two became friends and colleagues. They have a steadfast relationship with one another, going so far as Natasha staying with him while he was recovering from Loki’s brainwashing.

Outside of his duties, Barton would likely be a lot less serious. He’s shown to have a humorous side, even when on the job, when he mentioned as an aside to Coulson when tracking Thor towards Mjolnir, “Better call it, Coulson. I’m starting to root for this guy.” From this, it’s easy to see that Clint could be a laid-back individual, but with a knack of switching from relaxed to serious quite easily.

In summary, Clint Barton is a very dangerous individual, and not a man to be messed with, however, if you stay on his, and his employers, good side, He can be a steadfast ally and friend.

ABILITIES: Whilst not having any superpowers, Clint Barton is by no means ordinary. The man is an expert archer, marksman and close-combateer. He has high strength, endurance, and stamina, is incredibly acrobatic and has a very keen eye.

He's a skilled espionage agent, an expert fighter pilot and a professional athlete and acrobat.

THIRD-PERSON WRITING SAMPLE: The hawk is in his nest…

Agent Clinton Barton has taken up his usual spot up a height, looking down on the laboratory. Boring work, usually, but it was work, nonetheless. He’s sitting, sprawled on the railings slightly, legs dangling over the edge of the lookout he’d chosen. He looks perfectly at ease…

Dr. Selvig had left the lab for a bit to get a bit of a break, as Clint sits, chin on his hands, examining the room. He was on guard detail and, whilst that usually meant standing guard on the doors, Clint could see better from a distance. He was better up in his nest, watching over the scene.

Clint had been assigned to the Project Dark base after New Mexico, and the encounter with the Asgardian, Thor. It was there he was introduced to Dr. Eric Selvig, who came to S.H.I.E.L.Ds attention at the same time. He was enlisted to help with the artefact known as the Tesseract, found when they fished Captain Steve Rogers from the ocean.

Either way, this stuff was pretty boring to Clint. He had a friendly relationship with Dr. Selvig and the other scientists, but this stuff was way above his head, and all attempts to explain it to the sniper had just been met with blank stares, so often that they had given up.

Still, he was friendly, had a bit of banter when he wasn’t up in his self-assigned post. Coulson disagreed with having Clint so far away from all the action. He disagreed, but didn’t stop him…

There’s something going on. Clint shifts, frowning, before he stands up. “Dr. Selvig, you might want to get in here. The cube’s doing something.” Barton calls into his transceiver. He puts a hand on the side-arm at his belt, wary, as the scientists return to the Cube Room.

Clint also radios out to Agents Hill and Coulson. “Sorry to wake you two, but the cube’s in test phase… No, Selvig didn’t do anything. It just activated.” He pauses, waiting for Coulson to tell him what to do over the radio, his gaze sweeping the room to take in the scene, watching for anything that could be happening…

“It’s your call, boss. If you want to get the Director in on this, I’m not going to stop you. I’m staying back, rear guard. Someone needs to watch the techies on this one.” He can see Selvig looking up at him; the scientist would know that he was talking to Coulson on this. Barton just gives him a thumbs up, a sign to continue working on it.

“It doesn’t look like it’s doing anything. No-one’s come or gone, I’ve been watching. It just… activated. Don’t know why. Selvig and his people are going to try and cut the power. Got it. Yeah, I’ll keep watch.” He cuts the feed, before calling down to the scientists.

“Keep working on it. Coulson’s bringing in Director Fury. He’ll want to know what’s going on.”

And, with that, Barton sits back down, watching the goings-on down below. He sits a little straighter, tenser, but rests his chin on his hands again as he peruses the activity below.

FIRST-PERSON JOURNAL SAMPLE: So. [There's a pause] When you get over the, y'know... kidnapping aspect of this place, it's kinda alright. People are friendly, if a bit weird.

[The voice over the journals is relaxed and easy going.]

...Okay, very weird, but that's not a bad thing, or anything. I like weird. I work well with weird.

Still, it doesn't look like there's much to do around here. That might be a problem. Hawks are free creatures, and my spirit animal is definately a hawk.

Might just hang around the shooting range. I'm a dab hand with a bow.

INTENT: No real intent. Just think he'd be pretty good to play in this setting.

One of the non-ruined bars in Manhattan is currently playing host to two of the people who helped make sure it was still standing.

And they didn't have a clue.

Agents Clint Barton and Natasha Romanoff were celebrating. Well, Clint seems to be celebrating a bit more boistrously than Nat. He's easily on his 5th beer and 6th shot of... Stuff.

"You sure y'don't want another?" Clint asks Nat, slurring. She's likely going to have to take him home.