Private Stockwell
Stockwell was a private in the National Guard under Colonel Kent Fletcher's command. Unlike most of his comrades, Stockwell was hesitant to use such extreme force on the Resistance and didn't think Fletcher's coup was a good idea. Nevertheless, he followed his orders as any other loyal soldier would, but the coup failed and Stockwell was taken into custody by the Military Police.
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