[HORIZON CITY]

Jim Alexander

The loyal partner who paid the ultimate price

Fallen HeroPermanently Deceased (DCD - Degenerative Clone Disorder, non-revivable)

Character ID

HC-CHAR-JIM-0604

Character Data

Full Name:

Jim Alexander

Gender:

Male

Age:

Adult

Occupation:

Horizon Justice Force Judge

Species:

Human

Affiliations:

Horizon Justice Force

Security Level: CONFIDENTIAL

HC-CHAR-JIM

Overview

The loyal partner who paid the ultimate price

Physical Description

  • No detailed physical description provided in the stories
  • Wore standard Horizon Justice Force armor

Cybernetic Modifications

  • Standard Judge equipment

Notable Quotes

They never do.

Responding to Preston's comment about a suspect not wanting to stop

They keep making them...

Commenting on criminals in Horizon City with a grin

See ya tomorrow!

To Preston after their shift at the Hall of Justice

Story Appearances

Judge

Judge Preston's partner; killed during the investigation of a secret underground facility

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Character Connections

Judge Preston

Partner; Preston feels immense guilt over his death

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Chief Justice Pratt

Superior officer

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Hammer

Richard Johnson delivers paydata to Corpie in exchange for info on Constant Cloning while Tim transforms into a monster due to experiments, which led to the murder of Jim during the raid.

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Related Locations

Hall of Justice

Headquarters of the Horizon Justice Force

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Related Themes

Disposability of Human Life

Jim Alexander's DCD and his permanent loss underscore the theme of disposability human-life, emphasizing how certain lives can be deemed disposable due to medical advancements like cloning.

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Medical Ethics

Jim Alexander's experience with DCD highlights the ethical dilemmas surrounding cloning and its impact on human life, making this theme highly relevant to his character.

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Background

Jim Alexander

Archetype: Fallen Hero

The loyal partner who paid the ultimate price

Jim Alexander embodies the fallen hero archetype - the loyal officer who dies in the line of duty - but subverts it by being truly irreplaceable due to his Degenerative Clone Disorder (DCD). His death is not just a personal tragedy but represents a permanent loss that haunts his partner and reveals the limitations of Horizon City's clone-based immortality.

Basic Information

  • Full Name: Jim Alexander
  • Aliases: None known
  • Occupation: Horizon Justice Force Judge
  • Status: Permanently Deceased (DCD - Degenerative Clone Disorder, non-revivable)

Physical Description

  • No detailed physical description provided in the stories
  • Wore standard Horizon Justice Force armor

Story Appearances

  • Judge: Judge Preston's partner; killed during the investigation of a secret underground facility

Connections

  • Judge Preston: Partner; Preston feels immense guilt over his death
  • Chief Justice Pratt: Superior officer

Subversion of Archetype

Jim Alexander subverts the fallen hero archetype in several key ways:

  1. The Partner Who Cannot Return: Unlike most deaths in Horizon City, his death from DCD means he cannot be cloned again, making his sacrifice truly permanent.

  2. The Sacrifice Without Recognition: His death is overshadowed by the medical breakthroughs from the case, with the authorities more concerned about the scientific data than justice for him.

  3. The Loyal Officer Whose Memory Haunts: His death drives Preston's obsession with revenge, becoming a psychological wound that won't heal.

  4. The Victim Whose Death Reveals Corruption: His death exposes the moral compromises of the Justice system, which prioritizes corporate interests over justice for its own officers.

Role in the Corporate Game

Jim Alexander represents the human cost of the corporate system. His death from DCD highlights how even those who serve the system are ultimately expendable when their usefulness ends. The fact that his death is treated as less important than the scientific data recovered from the case demonstrates how human life is valued less than corporate assets in Horizon City.

Notable Quotes

"They never do." — Responding to Preston's comment about a suspect not wanting to stop

"They keep making them..." — Commenting on criminals in Horizon City with a grin

"See ya tomorrow!" — To Preston after their shift at the Hall of Justice

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