
Name:Dr. Jack Kane
Hero/Villain Name: Scaffold Kane
Age: No one is quite sure.
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 170 lbs
Appearance: Standing 5’10” with a fairly average build, looking at Dr. Kane you’d suspect he wasn't much different than any other suit wearing, cowboy hat wearing individual. He has a square jaw, short brown hair, and a goatee he maintains rather well. He constantly wears his personal invention ‘the wristwatch’, though he can fit it under the sleeve of a jacket. It’s usually still pretty obvious that it’s there, but he often keeps it there.
Power Source: Mystical/Technological
History: Dr. Kane’s story starts out pretty mundane. He was born the son of two horse ranchers in central Texas. The year was 1867. While he was born with no complications and his infancy was what would be considered normal. It wasn’t long after then that Jack became a little different. He didn’t talk much and displayed few of the phases many toddlers and small children display. The few things that he actually said sounded strange, often saying something about objects and space bending around one another or a random string of numbers, trailing off into lost gazes for short periods of time. Assuming their child simply had a healthy imagination and was shyer than their other children; his parents continued raising him as if nothing was wrong.
Reaching his teenage years, Jack was a little more capable of holding conversations with others, but his sporadic thought processes and inability to connect with his peers made it very difficult to build friendships of any kind. He spent a lot of his time on his own writing out grand formulas using strange symbols that he invented to represent his formulas since he was never taught them and experimenting with odd contraptions he’s created using scrap metal from around his family’s ranch. Needless to say, it didn’t take long before the locals began to wonder… And grow scared.
Not long into Jack’s adulthood, the town had decided that Jack couldn’t be up to any good. Their superstitions lead to his family’s eventual disowning of him and the town quickly captured him and jailed him. The next morning, he was destined for the gallows. Jack was able to dismantle his wristwatch before being dragged to the jailhouse and hid its parts around his body. That night he rebuilt it and was ready for his greatest experiment to date. He fastened it to his arm and hid it below his clothes before being escorted to the gallows.
As the priest read his last rites, Jack’s mind raced. His neural impulses held the code to the functioning of his wristwatch. It was a combination of thoughts and procedures within his mind that would start his experiment and that would determine his fate, though that’s not how he would look at it.
“Do you have any last words, warlock?”
“The universe is my friend, it shows me its secrets. It shows me pity for those who fear it.”
Jack, with respect to those who would have him hanged, vanished. Reappearing far in the future, Jack saw a dying world. The people were moving to a new world. Things were much different, cities built upon themselves. Luckily finding himself in a large city in Dallas, he was pushed onto a spaceship and taken to Grace where he continues his experiments using
materials gathered and “bought” at junkyards or just found lying around. He has since started a watch-smithing shop that is ran mostly by his apprentice while Jack continues his chaotic behavior.
Hero/Villain Name: Scaffold Kane
Age: No one is quite sure.
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 170 lbs
Appearance: Standing 5’10” with a fairly average build, looking at Dr. Kane you’d suspect he wasn't much different than any other suit wearing, cowboy hat wearing individual. He has a square jaw, short brown hair, and a goatee he maintains rather well. He constantly wears his personal invention ‘the wristwatch’, though he can fit it under the sleeve of a jacket. It’s usually still pretty obvious that it’s there, but he often keeps it there.
Power Source: Mystical/Technological
History: Dr. Kane’s story starts out pretty mundane. He was born the son of two horse ranchers in central Texas. The year was 1867. While he was born with no complications and his infancy was what would be considered normal. It wasn’t long after then that Jack became a little different. He didn’t talk much and displayed few of the phases many toddlers and small children display. The few things that he actually said sounded strange, often saying something about objects and space bending around one another or a random string of numbers, trailing off into lost gazes for short periods of time. Assuming their child simply had a healthy imagination and was shyer than their other children; his parents continued raising him as if nothing was wrong.
Reaching his teenage years, Jack was a little more capable of holding conversations with others, but his sporadic thought processes and inability to connect with his peers made it very difficult to build friendships of any kind. He spent a lot of his time on his own writing out grand formulas using strange symbols that he invented to represent his formulas since he was never taught them and experimenting with odd contraptions he’s created using scrap metal from around his family’s ranch. Needless to say, it didn’t take long before the locals began to wonder… And grow scared.
Not long into Jack’s adulthood, the town had decided that Jack couldn’t be up to any good. Their superstitions lead to his family’s eventual disowning of him and the town quickly captured him and jailed him. The next morning, he was destined for the gallows. Jack was able to dismantle his wristwatch before being dragged to the jailhouse and hid its parts around his body. That night he rebuilt it and was ready for his greatest experiment to date. He fastened it to his arm and hid it below his clothes before being escorted to the gallows.
As the priest read his last rites, Jack’s mind raced. His neural impulses held the code to the functioning of his wristwatch. It was a combination of thoughts and procedures within his mind that would start his experiment and that would determine his fate, though that’s not how he would look at it.
“Do you have any last words, warlock?”
“The universe is my friend, it shows me its secrets. It shows me pity for those who fear it.”
Jack, with respect to those who would have him hanged, vanished. Reappearing far in the future, Jack saw a dying world. The people were moving to a new world. Things were much different, cities built upon themselves. Luckily finding himself in a large city in Dallas, he was pushed onto a spaceship and taken to Grace where he continues his experiments using
materials gathered and “bought” at junkyards or just found lying around. He has since started a watch-smithing shop that is ran mostly by his apprentice while Jack continues his chaotic behavior.
