Name:Charles Lucas Elkins
Age: 50
Occupation: Billionaire business man and Weapons arms dealer.
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Power: The ability to alter chemical elements, changing them from one substance to another by rearranging the atomic structure.. This changing of matter and chemical compounds comes with just a touch. Charles himself prefers gold and various metals, though enjoys turning air into anything but Oxygen and seeing how people end up. As a man who's work was limited to availability of rare chemical resources, he now has an unlimited arsenal. He wouldn't be Charles Elkins if he wasn't ingenious and resourceful.

Personality
Positive Traits: Opinionated, determined, intelligent, resourceful, ingenious, thinks on his feet, charming,
Negative Traits: arrogant, egotistical, cold, stubborn, not prone to forgiveness, proud, insensitive, gets bored easily.
Strengths: Math, business, debate, lying, athletics, sailing,pool, cards, dancing
Weaknesses: Not that he'd admit to any--but his family. And of course, his business.
Brief Summary: Charles Elkins isn't a difficult man to understand, which is why it's so curious that no one can seem to pin him down. He's got money, and lots of it, and his business which he built from scratch is the most important thing to him. He's proud, calculating, and manipulative, but what good business man isn't. He's made it a point to teach his son to go after everything he wants in life, a good reflection of he himself. There isn't anything in this world that Charles Elkins can't get when he puts his mind to it, he's just that charming, and that determined. He's often accused of being cold, and emotional inept, which is probably true. He's always put more emphasis on his work than his family, though after the death of his first wife, any real ability to function in a relationship was wiped out.

He's smart, very smart, but it's his ingenuity that makes him truly spectacular. He can think up anything out of anything, and it's done him well in terms of his business as a weapons arms dealer. And of course with such acclaim comes the image that he must maintain, and if anything Charles is about image. While he's the earthy, rough and tumble type, the fact that Charles has maintained a cool exterior, and cut-throat reputation does nothing short of please him, and he is a man that likes to be pleased. There was a time before the death of his wife, when Charles wasn't so into his job, and was more interested in life itself. He was a dare devil type, and used his billions to fill his adrenaline needs. Now however the only constant in his life is his work, whereas everything else falls under his ability to get bored easily. People think he might be predictable, but if they say that, it's clear they haven't actually met the man.



History
Family: -Elizabeth Rambovitski-Elkins (Lola's mother ) -deceased. Car crash.
-Lola 'Rambo' Rambovitski-Elkins (daughter, 24)



-Edward Elkins (father)
-Heather Du Pont-Elkins (mother)
-Olivia Elkins (sister)

Brief Summary: Charles Lucas Elkins was born to shipping magnate Edward Elkins, and socialite Heather Elkins on July 15th 1959 He was the eldest, and only son, having a younger sister named Olivia (6 years his junior). Raised in upper east side society, Charles was given everything he wanted with a snap of his fingers, and so it was easy to see him as a spoiled child, proud and indifferent to people 'lower than he'. However, While his classmates kept with this idea of class divide, Charles knew the value of hard work, and so valued any man or woman who worked hard at all. Of course he was still better than the majority, but he didn't shun the whole populace based on poverty level. It was this value that would make him big in business.

As a child Charles was made to believe that his Father was the ideal, that being cut-throat, manipulative, and smart with your money, was the only way to get by in life. He got no instruction from his mother, who was more concerned with parties than her two children who practically had to raise themselves. Edward Elkins was constantly gone on business so that left Charles and Olivia to themselves. Olivia was spoiled, and Charles grew tired of her within minutes of talking to her. While playmates weren't difficult to find, Charles was always just a cut above the rest, and actually found that the best friend he ever had was a boy he met in his pre-teen rebellion, riding on a NYC subway. School came easily to Charles who excelled in all subjects and sports as Captain of the lacrosse team, and track team. Excellence was what was expected of him, so it was what he delivered, all the while becoming distant and full of loathing for parents who couldn't care less about him or his sister as people.

University came along and Charles attended first Harvard school of business, then London school of economics. His father expected him to carry on the family business in shipping, but Charles was never one to stick to a mold. It was a conversation with a Senator in the early 80's that had him thinking of the lucrative career of weapons manufacturing and dealing, and for a man as detail oriented as Charles, it was a perfect fit. Since it was a rather new concept to build up a Weapons arms business, the business itself amassed great wealth and success in only it's first 5 years. Charles' father Edward, though seemingly proud of his son's accomplishments saw him as a rival, and cut most ties to Charles in those first years. Not that Charles cared, he was too busy milking his business for all it was worth.

It was in the 80's that he met Elizabeth Rambovitski, a student at Harvard, where he had returned to do a speech to the business class. She too was part of high society, but had none of the patience or attitude for it. She surprised him when she refused to take him at face value, and challenged everything about him. It was often said that he married her because she frustrated him, which was probably true, though he loved her more than anyone will ever know (literally). They had 6 years together, Charles' only daughter Lola being born in 1987. It was only three years after that, that Elizabeth would be involved in a car accident, one that would take her life and the lives of 3 others. It was clear to see that her death was the turning point for Charles, who never really had a normal relationship again.

Charles soon became obsessed with his work, and began investing in different companies as well. He doted on Lola, who aside from his business was all he really cared about. She absolutely exasperates him, since she insists on being so damned rebellious. He still tries to keep her in line, but it seems to get more and more impossible. She's just like her mother. He spends the majority of his time away from the Untied Sates, though when the powers started to appear he formed a group called The Order who's people used their powers to dominate politically, economically, and however they saw fit (Hellfire club basically). He's leader of it, but lets those in the group control their main actions, he's still overlord, but supplies both weapons and money from afar. He is not a man to be trifled with.



PB: Daniel Craig