I'll help people by tortuting them before brutally killing them. At least, my character will.

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(Minus the eye-patch)
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[b]Name:[/b] Arnold "Arnie" Cane
[b]Age: 25[/b]
[b]Weapon:[/b]
[url=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ec/Ka-bar.jpg]Ka-bar (combat knife)[/url], [url=http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/attachments/world-firearms/230845d1313287318-my-cherry-wwii-colt-1911a1-pistol-centerpiece-my-wwii-weapons-collection-m1911-right.jpg]Colt M1911A1[/url], [url=http://www.guns.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/m3_gg1.jpg]M3 submachine gun[/url]
[b]Bio:[/b] War can sometimes bring out the worst in people. It was certainly true for 'Arnie' cane. Although he started out as a fine, a normal child from a normal family. As he grew older they started to notice some odd things about him. Notably his obsession with the sciences. From an early age, he began experimenting on things. He would go out and catch frogs, purely for the sake of trying to dissect them while they were still alive. When his parents discovered it, he merely explained it as 'researching'. When they sent him to a doctor to try and find out what was wrong with him, Arnie merely explained that he sought to see how the world worked. None of his actions could be seen as unscientific, after all. As he grew older, his distant and cold personality began to truly scare his family, and they were more than happy when he was shipped off to war. Unfortunately, this merely shifted the dilemma onto someone else hands. Although his strongest weapon was his mind, he was forced to increase his physical strength in order to fight. He barely made the pass, and soon grew a reputation as the most ruthless killer on the battlefield. Although none could prove it, there were rumors that he would take wounded enemies and torture them for no reason at all. After the war was over, his command was more than happy to transfer him to the N°666 unit.
[b]Other:[/b] i'm too cool (psychopathic) to be in any other unit