Quinn Calle is a lawyer specializing in parahumans cases.
Personality[]
Quinn is a distinctly amoral lawyer. He has virtually no reaction to Taylor admitting to premeditated murder of a law enforcement officer, commenting only, "I've handled worse."[1] Shortly afterwards, she kills several people right in front of him, and he not only continues to work for her but jokes about it later on.[2]
Appearance[]
Quinn Calle is a handsome Latino man, sharply dressed and with styled black hair, but bears a scar on one nostril and cheekbone.[3]
History[]
Background[]
His face was marred by one of his clients after his attitude got him on the wrong side of them.[1]
At some point, he represented Bambina and met her mother.[4]
Post-Echidna[]
Quinn was hired to represent Skitter by the Undersiders after she surrendered to the PRT. Through his work, Weaver was able to join the Protectorate.
Gold Morning[]
At some point Quinn became an associate of Glenn Chambers, as they worked together in figuring out who was going to get out of the prison to help in the fight.[5]
Chapter Appearances[]
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References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Cell 22.2
- ↑ Cell 22.6
- ↑ “Good afternoon,” he said, putting his briefcase down before extending a hand to Miss Militia, smiling in a way that showed off his very white teeth. I’d assumed that his prim appearance in the pictures had been because he’d been anticipating having his photos taken, or because he’d been appearing in public. His black hair hadn’t just been cut, it had been styled, his eyebrows shaped. He had long eyelashes, I noted, and a small cleft in his chin. He was an exceptionally handsome Latino guy, in a light gray suit with a white vest beneath, and a red tie. He had a folder and a paper bag under one arm, in addition to the briefcase he’d put down.
His immaculate appearance was the first thing that caught me off guard, and it set a stark contrast with the corner of one nostril and one of his cheekbones, where, apparently, one of his clients had done some damage. It was a cut, but puckered around the edges where it had been burned, either with fire or some kind of acid. - Excerpt from Cell 22.2 - ↑ Mr. Calle answered, “I’ve represented a lot of supervillains. I can count on one hand the ones who had parents show up at their trial, let alone pre-trial. When they did show up, half of them were a nightmare. Bambina’s mother, for example, all of the worst aspects of a showbiz parent, but the kid’s a vandal and a mass murderer. Don’t even get me started on how toxic that dynamic was. You two are civil with one another, at the very least. That’s… something. Hold onto it.” - Excerpt from Cell 22.4
- ↑ Cockroaches 28.6