Zain Robinson's Questionnaire

Zain lives in a small apartment room in Chicago, Illinois. Although it's a city riddled with violent crime, it's also the city he's spent all of his life in. As such, he chooses to stay there in hopes of someday putting a stop to all the crime and corruption taking place. His actual living space is rather modest and decently well kept-- though because he has no roommates, it's also somewhat barren. More notably, it's also been made rather secure to warn Zain of any potential threats. He's got various safeguards and protective measures placed around the apartment to deter and catch any intruders-- including hidden cameras, basic tripwires, etc.

Zain currently undergoes an internship as a crime scene photographer, also known as a forensics photographer. Despite his young age, his keen perceptive skills and his relative comfort working in such a field gives him enough opportunities to work a livable salary. It also serves as an opportunity to improve his investigative abilities and familiarity with crime and law enforcement. Outside of his living expenses, Zain spends the money he earns primarily on gear or equipment to keep his apartment safe and to improve his vigilantism-- including things like cameras, reinforced clothes, etc. His collection of cameras is also somewhat self indulgent, as even outside of his job, Zain enjoys photography as a hobby in his free time.

Zain's ambition is to expose and rid the world of the corruption and crime plaguing for it. Throughout his life, he's become intimately familiar with just how far the corruption reaches-- spanning from crooks and criminals, all the way up to the elite and above. It's his mission to reveal all of these injustices to the world and put a stop to them himself. However, despite Zain's intense contempt toward the corrupt, he still refuses to kill them-- doing so would only spawn more and more corruption in the world. The only life he's willing to put on the line is his own for the sake of this ambition. In fact, he's willing to risk it all-- put himself directly in front of the barrel of a gun in the name of stopping corruption.