Morrilen Jones Character Analysis

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Stand User: Morrilen Jones

Appearance: A man who stands 6'11 ft tall and has medium olive colored skin.
He has raisin black hair that's curly and short with midnight blue highlights that zigzag through the left and right side of his head.
He has a rap industry standard beard going on and his left ear is pierced with a screwback earring.
He wears a tidy grainy black suit with a grey undershirt and blue and white striped tie.
He's wearing black dress pants and shoes, overall giving him the appearance of a businessman.

Antagonist Ambition: He is a doors to doors salesman hoping to get his start making toys and growing it into a toy selling empire.
But his toys are shit and no one wants them, leading him to use is stand to make people buy them, …show more content…

Stand Name: Broken Strings

Stand Ability: Puppet Possession
When someone is stabbed with the knife the marionette becomes them and marionette strings attach to the person from the controls bars.
The user is now able to control the person stabbed and the marionette, if someone else is stabbed, then the marionette changes to the new person and control is lost from the other person.
The user can also make the person controlled use their stand, but his marionette stand cant be used at the same time.
The marionette can extend its claws and give the tips paralyzing venom.
The knife can extend temporarily with swings and become a whip of sorts, turning short range to medium range, but no longer having the power of the marionette copying.
The user can switch spots with the marionette, and the person its cloned if someone has been stabbed.
If the marionette is harmed it doesn't effect the user since it's technically an item stand, any damage done to it also regens over time, but any damage done to it when it is copying someone does damage to the person copied, they also have no more control over their

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