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Andrea Watts || Age: 34 || Rose Byrne || Doctor || TAKEN

Census: - Head Doctor for MI6 - Previously an Army Doctor - Affiliation: MI6

Biography

Andrea Watts signed up for the army after her training at St. Mark’s Hospital. Everyone thought that she was insane, but she wanted to do it. She knew how hard it would be, but she didn’t have any close relatives, and so thought it would be worthwhile. The sacrifice was worth it though. The danger was exciting, and she made some great friends. She had seen death and terror, but she felt at home. Unfortunately, she was discharged earlier because of a gunshot wound to the hip. She didn’t want to go back to civilian hospitals; she knew she couldn’t do it. So she joined the MI6 retraction team, working in the field again. When they called everyone back, Doctor Watts was too. They wanted her to be in charge of the new office, the new medical team at headquarters. She knew that she was going to miss it, but she was glad for the opportunity. She could have her own office and a team of her choosing.

Personality: + compassionate, gentle, unfoolable - rigid, faithless, inhibited

Section Affiliation

Andrea had always been patriotic. She wanted to do her service to the country. And since she didn’t really have loved ones that would be pained by her death, she thought she was a good choice for anything dangerous. She wanted to do good, and have always been surrounded by people who wanted to do the same.

Skills: - Previous medical experience in tense situations - Firearms proficiency Weaknesses - Gunshot wound on right hip

Connections

- Charles Preston

Although both were dedicated to their work, Charles could sometimes be a little bit unprofessional. He constantly teased and tried to poke fun at her, but it was only so that the woman could loosen up. To say the least, Andrea did not appreciate it.

- Victor Anderson

Although they were only 5 years apart in age, Andrea thought that she saw her younger self in Victor Anderson. She wanted him to do good as well, urging him to go to medical school or into a teaching hospital. She knew that he just needed someone to push and encourage him.

- Amber Fielding