Demolition Man (The Police)

NAME/ORIGIN
Character name	Demolition Man
Song/Album	"Demolition Man"/ Ghost in the Machine
Act	The Police (orig performed by Grace Jones)
Writer	Sting
Release Date	1981
ABILITIES
Powers	None, in the super-power sense
Skills	Assassination; "Tied to the tracks... strapped to the wing"
Attributes	"I'm the sort of thing they ban"
Vulnerabilities	is mortal
Formidability	high, but is not super
Attractiveness	Ironically, high: "You come to me like a moth to the flame"
Source	highly trained (construction? military? both?), much experience
Goals	Do the job, leave no evidence
POSSESSIONS
Weapons	"The bomb is ticking" A "three-line whip"
Amulets	N/A
Objects	Ropes: "Tied... strapped... "
Clothing	Protective, yet nothing attention-grabbing
Vehicles	various, as the job requires. Is familiar with trains and planes.
Dwelling	N/A. May relocate frequently
Milieu	The shadows
BIOGRAPHY
Gender	"man"
Age	adult
Physique	likely physically fit
Ethnicity	N/A
Origin	N/A
Ancestry	N/A
Profession	Demolition man (explosives expert) turned hit man
Education	may have some chemistry, electrical background
SES	potentially high
Relationships	"nobody's friend"
Pets	N/A
PERSONALITY
Morality	Immoral, and fine with it.
Intro/extrovert	"I kill a conversation as a I walk into a room" "Don't mess around with the Demolition Man"
Intelligence	High
Emotions	"I'm a walking nightmare, an arsenal of doom".. a "walking disaster"
Sanity	frighteningly sane
Enemies	the client decides the target
Narrative Function	Protagonist, antagonist
Other Notes	There are other assassins and hitmen, but only one Demolition Man. He trained by making and placing the kinds of explosives that demolish buildings so that new structures can take their place. But at some point, he was hired (likely by someone in the construction trade who knew of his skills) to demolish a person, and just decided to keep his former professional title since he was going to use the same know-how to do it. Because people often object to getting blown up, he has taken the practice of using a whip to convince them to comply-- it doesn't leave the kind of evidence a gun does, but still allows him to keep his distance, unlike with a knife. Also, the crack of the whip is like a mini-explosion. Demolition Man is all business, but he likes his "work," and the respect it commands. Given what he does so well, and his affinity for it, you "don't mess around with the Demolition Man."