Honoré Lechasseur
Real Name:
Honoré Lechasseur
Identity/Class: Human with some psi powers
Occupation: Detective, former soldier, black marketeer.
Affiliations: Emily Blandish, the Doctor (unspecified incarnation, probably a future one); formerly US Army
Enemies: Nazis, Fendahl
Known Relatives: Unidentified mother (deceased), unidentified grandmother
Aliases: None
Base of Operations: Shoreditch, London, circa 1949; formerly New Orleans, USA
First Appearance: Cabinet of Light (Telos Publishing, 2003)
Powers/Abilities: Time-sensitive, able to see other people's pasts and futures.
History:
Honoré Lechasseur came to Europe as a US Army, soldier during the
Second World War. During the liberation of France, his platoon became separated
from the main body of the army, and wandered across the border into Belgium,
where they took refuge in a farmhouse recently abandoned by fleeing German
troops. However one of the Americans triggered a boobytrap left behind by
the Nazis, blowing the farmhouse up. One of the survivors, Honoré
was told by medics he would never walk again, and was evacuated to an English
hospital. Despite the doctors' expectations, he eventually regained the use
of his legs, but also discovered that he had developed the ability to perceive
flashes of people's past and futures, perhaps a side effect of the psychological
trauma. Discharged, he made a home in Shoreditch, London, and became involved
in the black market. In 1949 he was hired to find a man called the Doctor,
an investigation that led him to meet the amnesiac Emily Blandish and brought
him into conflict with a Nazi cult trying to steal the "Cabinet of Light"
(which proved to be the Doctor's misplaced TARDIS). Afterwards Honoré
stayed friends, and the pair soon found themselves involved in a series of
adventures against outre foes such as a time travelling cult and the malevolent
Fendahl.
Comments: Created by Daniel O'Mahony.
CLARIFICATIONS: None.
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