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Cassandra Cain / Orphan – Character Profile

Alias: Orphan

Age: Late teens to early 20s

Affiliation: Bat-Family

Personality: Quiet, intense, deeply compassionate, but socially reserved

Voice Type: Soft-spoken, deliberate, with few words but strong emotion

Character Traits:

Raised as an assassin, Cassandra was trained from birth to be the perfect fighter—her body language reading skills make her nearly unbeatable in combat.

Grew up without verbal communication, making her quiet and reserved, but highly expressive through actions.

Though socially awkward, she cares deeply for her family and is fiercely loyal to them.

Prefers to let her actions speak for her, only using words when necessary.

Line 1: "...No words. Just listen."

Scene Context: Cassandra stands on a dimly lit rooftop after an argument with Bruce. He tries to reach out to her, but words feel meaningless to her. She turns away, her voice barely above a whisper.

Voice Direction: Speak softly, almost breathless. Let the weight of her trauma and emotional walls come through. There’s quiet pain in her voice, but she’s shutting herself off.

Line 2: "You're safe. Go."

Scene Context: After effortlessly taking down a gang of thugs, Cassandra helps a terrified civilian to their feet. Her expression is calm, but her eyes are sharp, scanning for danger. She says this firmly but with quiet reassurance before vanishing into the shadows.

Voice Direction: Low, controlled, and protective. She’s used to working in silence, so her words are quick and to the point, but there’s subtle compassion in her tone.

Line 3: "I know what pain is. You don’t have to face it alone."

Scene Context: Cassandra sits next to a grieving Bat-Family member who feels isolated. She hesitates for a moment before speaking, her voice trembling slightly as she reveals her own emotional scars.

Voice Direction: Soft and vulnerable. Let there be a slight hesitation in her voice, as if speaking feels unfamiliar. There’s deep empathy in her tone, even if she’s unsure how to comfort someone with words.