Miles (I Can See for Miles; The Who)

NAME/ORIGIN
Character name	Miles
Song/Album	"I Can See For Miles"/ The Who Sell Out
Act	The Who
Writer	Pete Townshend
Release Date	1967
ABILITIES
Powers	-See up to 18 miles away every day "I can see for miles/ and miles (x8)" [Note: each "miles" is at least 2 miles. "Miles" is said 9 times. So 2x9=18] -See up to 4,300 miles on clear days "The Taj Mahal is mine to see on clear days" [Note: air distance from London to Agra, India is 4,273 miles] -Cause asphyxiation with a touch, possibly only needs to be in same room. "Here's a poke at you/ You're gonna choke on it, too."
Skills	N/A
Attributes	Uses his power to spy
Vulnerabilities	Is otherwise a normal human
Formidability	Mild
Attractiveness	Not much, if she cheats on him when he's only 20 miles away.
Source	"There's magic in my eyes" A "crystal ball"-- at first
Goals	Vengeance on his cheating girlfriend "You're gonna lose that smile"
POSSESSIONS
Weapons	N/A
Amulets	N/A
Objects	N/A
Clothing	N/A
Vehicles	N/A
Dwelling	N/A
Milieu	N/A
BIOGRAPHY
Gender	Male
Age	Adult; is from England when they still used "miles" instead of "km"
Physique	N/A
Ethnicity	N/A
Origin	N/A
Ancestry	N/A
Profession	Attorney (speculative) "You gotta stand trial"
Education	JD/ law degree
SES	High
Relationships	His girlfriend was unfaithful
Pets	N/A
PERSONALITY
Morality	Absolute
Intro/extrovert	Extrovert
Intelligence	Above average
Emotions	driven by jealousy and a sense of having been wronged
Sanity	Sane, but not thinking clearly
Enemies	Those he perceives as dishonest or hypocritical
Narrative Function	Protagonist (anti-hero)
Other Notes	Justice is what Miles is about. By day, he fights like mad for his law clients, with whom he identifies when they tell him they have been wronged. He feels he has been deeply wronged himself, you see, having been cheated on by his girlfriend. But it is entirely possible that Miles sees infidelity in every act of hers, whether she is polite to the waiter or tips the taxi driver what he thinks is too much. His overbearing possessiveness becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy; she rebels by cheating as soon as he called on business only 20 miles away. Desperate to know what she's up to while he is gone, Miles consults a mystic medium, who shows him in her crystal ball that his girlfriend is in fact cheating. But when Miles, enraged at his girlfriend, smashes the ball, its "magic" explodes and engulfs his face and "eyes", leaving him with extreme far-sightedness. He can now literally see the girlfriend and what she is doing. Confused and unable to control his power, Miles stumbles from the medium's door and into the street. After a few days, he is able to control his power so that he can turn it off and see normally, but he works on it for months until he can extend his visual range some 4,000 miles. Naturally, he can't be walking or driving when he does this. But when he wants to, and if the weather allows, he can see the Taj Mahal from his living room window. None of this softens his mood, however. Now he can see even MORE injustice in more places.