Henrietta J. Corrin

The main antagonist of my new story, End of Eden. The human director of the Jakob Project and Lumine and Edith's boss. She's the main source of grief for Lumine and Edith for good reason; she's a flaming racist against reploids and is in the "reploids are machines and therefore tools" camp. This easily translates to "humans can treat reploids however they like because they're tools" and "if reploids consider themselves people then they should consider the human race their gods." It doesn't take a psychic to predict that this is gonna ruin everything for everyone sooner or later...

BACKGROUND
Born to a rich family, Henrietta led a prestigious yet busy life. Being enrolled to the best (and most rigorous) schools and having to attend extracurricular courses during her childhood left her with nothing but a drive to deliver. After she inherited (and earned) her connections and high regard by rich people, she was left with a drive to deliver good results. After all, she was raised to accomplish.

The unconscious can be a surprising place, however, as life was always the same for her. She was always busy, trying to achieve the goals set in front of her. She's like a hamster running in the mouse wheel again, again, and again. But what for? When you are empty, you can always live through other people...

ROLE
Oh boy. It would be more apt to title this section "sins" but this is her role nevertheless. And I bet you've met people like these at least once in your life.
> She squeezes Lumine and Edith dry, leaving them overworked and miserable.
> She lifted them up with praise at first/on the first days of their job, but as time goes on, the honeymoon period ends and soon the praises are replaced with low-key insults and stuff like "you can do better!" "if weak humans like me can go this far, you can surely do better! go go go!" "humanity created you. i put you here. you would've been starving in the streets or even scrapped if i didn't, so don't talk back to me!"
> She gives them work with minimal guidance, but then shreds them when they fail to do it right and express exasperation when they ask for help ("ugh and i thought you were competent").
There's a lot more, but I think the story will express it better than just mere bullets. Also yeah, my direct superior in my first job is like this.

DESIGN
Just a normal business suit, but the colours basically scream "dying tree" and "soldier" for obvious reasons. The former is more spoilerific though, so I'll have it revealed later.
That aside, I also kind of implemented a "go-getter girl" concept, like someone who fights to get what they want. But well, people fight differently, do they?
Her name, Henrietta, came out of nowhere, and when I looked it up, it means "ruler of the household." Well, you can rule anything with an iron fist, can you? She may rule her company, but tyrants exist.
The J. Corrin is there mostly to reference the Overseer from Fallout 1, Jacoren. While he seemed to be a good authority figure, he threw you out of the vault after all the heroic deeds you've done throughout the game. If you didn't kill him by the game's end, Fallout 2 eventually revealed that he was tried and executed by the vault inhabitants.