Pierre

Pierre, known as The Runner or The Rabbit, is a criminal outlaw known for moving fast.

Personality

A rake who still has some honorable traits.

Relationships

Shirley

Joined the rebel groups right after her and seems to be close. They seem to have pursued a relationship.

Project Goal

Subject was self directed in seeking out surgery from back alley doctors.<ref> Lords, even Pierre was a terrible sight to behold. He was a hack job of academy science, straight out of a nightmare, and he wore it with pride.

And… potentially blissful lack of awareness? - Excerpt from Dyed in the Wool 12.6</ref> He is roughly eight feet tall with hard eyes.<ref>Lords,“Perfect,” I said. “Said family includes the young’uns?”

"Said family includes the young’uns,” the eight foot tall rabbit with the burning eyes told me.. -- Excerpt from Dyed in the Wool 12.5</ref>

Expiration Date

None beyond old age. Original work is pretty bad, necessitated later work to make it more aesthetically pleasing.<ref name="18.4"/>

Appearance

His limbs were modified and extended and his head looks like an overgrown, balding rabbit head with bulging, weeping, bloodshot eyes.<ref>I watched as what had appeared to be two people turned out to be one augmented person. Arms and legs had been extended and modified, so that he walked on tiptoes. His feet were as long as my forearm, the heel and ankle were where my elbow would’ve been in that same analogy. Lanky didn’t even begin to describe it.His face was what threw me, though. Not a mask, but surgically altered. He’d given himself the head of a rabbit, complete with floppy ears. The hair was a touch sparse, though. It wasn’t like a drawing of a talking animal in a children’s book, though. The appearance of an overgrown, balding rabbit head with bulging, weeping, bloodshot eyes and open mouth failing make vaguely human expressions was disconcerting, to say the least. - Excerpt from Dyed in the Wool 12.1</ref> His modifications gave him a very disconcerting appearance.<ref>“I want to see the rabbit you’re talking about,” she said. “Who gets very easily offended. I’m imagining something adorable.”

I thought of Pierre. Adorable wasn’t what came to mind. The head that looked like a badly taxidermied rabbit head, expression that of a rabbit mid-stroke, eyes bugging out, the sheer height of him, and how it all made him an eerie figure…

“He’s a good friend and an excellent messenger…” I said, trailing off. I tried to think of a way to put it politely. Pierre was a friend, but he was a queer one, and I didn’t like to talk poorly of friends, in case it got around to them. Especially when it came to dealing with more sensitive recruits, who would hear me say something negative about one person and then imagine me saying things about them behind their backs.

So, how to say that Pierre was a bit disconcerting, without calling him disconcerting? How did I outright reject the notion that he was ‘cute’? - Excerpt from Bitter Pill 15.11</ref> This was improved on later, marginally.<ref name="18.4">"We’re doing quite well,” Pierre said. With the abundance of focus on the cosmetic, someone had tended to his head, and he looked far better. Still ghoulish, but better. - Excerpt from Dog Eat Dog 18.4</ref>

Before being discarded all together.

Record

Before

Was a criminal, as lookout and scout for hire.<ref name=":0" />

1924

Was sprung from prison in West Corinth by some kid.<ref name=":0">Dyed in the Wool 12.1</ref>

1925

Got some upgrades and possibly a girlfriend.

1926

Came to see Shirley at the town she was stationed in.<ref>Epilogue 2</ref>

A lanky white haired man was seen at the reception for the Lord King.<ref>Shirley was present, too. The woman had made herself mayor of one of the cities to the west. The Lords and Ladies had recently made her an aristocrat proper. Shirley was in the company of a lanky, white-haired man, with a cast to his features that suggested they had been provided by the Academy. They were close. - Excerpt from Epilogue 4</ref>

Trivia

• His name is the French equivalent for Peter, which means rock.

References

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