Eleonora Oliva

Class: Engineer
Age: 43 
Height: 5’5”
Weight: 165 
Language(s): Italian, English, Spanish, French
Weapon of choice: Frontier Justice, Wrangler, Southern Hospitality
Special Attack: Using her wrangler to trick people into thinking there isn’t a sentry, and then she sprays the lot
Place of Origin: Florence, Italy / Delaware, USA
Religion: Roman Ctholic
Sexuality: Asexual, Panromantic
Weakness: worrying for her basset hound, Sentry
Personality Flaw: she’s hedonistic
Biggest Fear:  disappointing her family
Bad Habit: drinking to fall asleep
Hobbies: playing with Sentry, darts, sharpshooting, racing
Family: Mother - Andrea, Father - Benedetto, Sister - Marcella, Brothers - Orlando, Gerardo, Marco
Significant Other/Children: (to be determined)

Her family came to America when she was very young to take part in the booming business of technology. Her father was a gifted engineer, and she grew up around his factories, first playing in them and then studying in them and finally working in them. She followed in his footsteps when none of his other children would. Marcella has her heart in acting, and wants to be a starlet, Orlando joined the airforce, Gerardo wants to be a writer for a newspaper, and Marco is determined to join a circus someday.

She’s a quick learner, and never having a boyfriend gave her more time to work, and eventually realize that she doesn’t want all of the mess and fuss of having a sexual partner. If someone was willing to put up with her forever, but without expecting sex out of her, she’d be pretty fine and dandy with that. But she’s resigned herself to live and die alone. After all, she’s made it this far.

Her contract with Reliable Excavations & Demolitions is new, but she’s sharp as a tack and picks things up after only being told once or twice. She’s a determined sort of gal, a shoot-em-up and reel em’ in. In her spare time she’s trying to find a way to transfer human brains in robot bodies and still preserve the essence of the person. She’s not successful so far, but she’s not giving up. There are plenty of BLU’s to capture and experiment on.