Lacey Michelle

Creative Information
CREATOR                              EnsignPlacidBraptor

SERIES                                  The Agency

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

HOMEWORLD                    Unknown

PARENTS                             Unknown

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

SPECIES                             Human

GENDER                             Female

HEIGHT                              5' 7"

HAIR COLOR                   Dirty blonde

EYE COLOR                      Blue

SKIN COLOR                    Light

CHRONOLOGICAL  AND POLITICAL INFORMATION

CLAN(S)                             *  House Satoshi

•  Clan Satoshi

AFFILIATION(S)             *  NME

•  MDA

"Pardon my rather opinionated and, quite frankly less roguish, friend Dawnald Chump. She's been grieving her loss of the Dark Saber in ceremonial combat against her pet duck, Norton, and is a little on edge.'" Lacey Michelle calms Dawn in an Admiral Snackbar's

Lacey Michelle was a Mandalorian police cadet from an unspecified planet and lineage. She's best friends with Dawn Sturm, a fellow member of Clan Satoshi. She and Dawn are the co-founders of The Agency With Agency, who were and independent police organization on Mandalore from 36 ABY to 36 ABY.

Biography

Early Life

The early life of Lacey Michelle is widely undocumented. But she did become friends with Dawn at an early age, and was a prankster. At her nineteenth birthday party, she set free a bunch of sugaraholic tookas in the streets of Mandalore, after General Frank Rogers, who was carrying a platter of cookies through the streets. The tookas ate all but two of his cookies, to the dismay of Frank's friends, who he was taking them to.

The NME War

Lacey, along with Clan Satoshi, did not fight in the NME War, out of lack of affiliation with the NME.

SHOI CONFLICT"'...We'll just mosey on over to the Shoi District, blast some dudes, and arrest Pop-pop!'" Lacey to Thew Shoi

After the disappearance of Zico Purah and Ly Shoi, she and Dawn were hired by Thew Shoi, Ly's brother, to help him take down his father, Lirom Shoi, the corrupt leader of Clan Shoi. On a weapons shipment they snuck onto, Thew found a batch of mysterious altered beskads. Upon being found out by guards, she used one of them to fight, and ended up cutting one of the guards' head in half, including the beskar. They were then taken by the other guard to see Lirom himself, where, thanks to the help of a mysterious Mandalorian Jedi, they escaped, though losing Lirom. But while there, she noticed paperwork showing transactions between Clan Shoi and Clan Ozark. Lirom threatened to tip the MDA off to what happened with the beskad, which she feared would be a jail-worthy offense to the MDA. So when being interviewed by Director Izak Stark of the MDA, she mentioned nothing, but instead noted that she saw the Clan Ozark logo on the crates inside the cargo ship. She and Dawn were then hired on the spot by the MDA, Stark taking back his earlier rejection of their applications.

Skills and Abilities "Who would've known that tights, face paint, and Twi'lek accents were enough to fool a man who hates his job?'" Lacey to herself

Despite being a Mandalorian, Lacey was a terrible warrior. To make up for that, she was incredibly good at talking her way out of rough situations, and observation. She's also good at undercover work, having snuck aboard a cargo shipment headed for Shoi Palace in a makeshift Twi-lek costume.

Behind the Scenes

Lacey Michelle was created by EnsignPlacidBraptor in the Fall of 2020, when beginning work on The Agency. She was inspired by Psychic Detective Shawn Spencer, from the USA show Pysch. Her name comes from the lead singers of Flyleaf and Fireflight, Lacey Sturm and Dawn Michelle respectively, both of which EnsignPlacidBraptor is a big fan of. The choice to make her and Dawn female came from EPB's observation that very few female characters are funny in modern storytelling, instead leaving the humorous (especially more pathetic) bits to men, as a way to empower women. Since EPB is a firm believer that all genders and races should be built up, and that authors should seek to encourage their whole audience, not just the oppressed.

Appearances

* The Agency: Season 1, Episode 0: Blasting Dudes and Arresting a Middle-aged Guy!