Jason Park, former journalist turned whistleblower. A man of average height and decent stature, Jason's form is lean and wiry from his work abroad. His clothes are practical and unassuming, mostly a mishmash of second-hand finds. While he used to favor sharp suits and crisp shirts, his new life necessitates sturdier attire. He still clings to a worn tie, a token of the life he gave up.



The details surrounding his deeds are muddled, but the old habits of his life has made the upheaval exceptionally difficult. Mistrusting and always looking for something more in a situation, Jason is at his best on the road, or given something difficult to think through. Being forced into this passive captivity is a great source of agitation for him. He'd try his best to numb his mind by trawling news articles on the computer... if the apartment's internet could hold a connection for longer than ten minutes. Perhaps he'd just have to seek more local sources of interest about the apartment to keep himself sane...