Lady Jaye
Fighting |
Excellent |
Agility |
Good |
Strength |
Good |
Endurance |
Good |
Reason |
Good |
Intuition |
Typical |
Psyche |
Typical |
Health |
90 |
Karma |
36 |
Resources |
Not Applicable |
Popularity |
0 |
Powers None
Equipment Lady Jaye also made use of a variety of specialized throwing javelins as signature weapons that featured unique properties like energy projectors, a pure diamond head for cutting through hard materials, one that released nets for capturing enemies, rescue flares, and even one that generated a protective force field-like bubble that let her and another person breathe under water and included small propulsion units that could carry them to the surface.
Talents
None
Contacts
None
History
Lady Jaye is the code name of Corporal Allison R. Hart- Burnett, a fictional character in the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero animated and comic book series of the 1980s. She is the covert operations specialist.
She was born in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. She is a Bryn Mawr graduate and also did graduate work in Trinity College in Dublin. She is an accomplished actress and fluent in several languages. She has a knack for impersonation, right down to the subject's voice and mannerisms. Something in her heritage makes her easily pass for a number of cultures particularly European and some Middle Eastern. She has a famed romance with Flint, the rugged warrant officer, and their banter was a trademark of the animated series, and also one of the few things the animated series and the comic book had in common. Both first appeared in the Revenge of Cobra miniseries. She is generally the second main female character of the series, after Scarlett.
In the comic books, Lady Jaye's relationship with Flint got off to a rocky start. Flint was drawn to her from the moment he saw her, but she was turned off by his occasional arrogance and basically thought he was a jerk. Through an act of courage, holding off invading Cobra Eels long enough for Lady Jaye to alert the other Joes, which almost cost Flint his life, she started to reconsider her opinion of him. While Flint was recovering from his injuries, he confided some of his fears and doubts in her and they grew closer, eventually falling in love.
After G.I. Joe disbanded, Lady Jaye married Flint. When G.I. Joe was re-formed, many Joes commented that her marriage to Flint seem to have a positive effect on Flint, given how much more mellow he seemed in his later years than he had during the unit's earlier days. She was killed by Red Shadows member Dela Eden while trying to save Flint. Flint was devastated by her death, yet could not bring himself to kill his wife's murderer. Her death marked a critical turning point in Flint's life.
It is revealed that she is related to the Joes' enemy, Destro, but it was never specified to what extent the relationship was.
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