Charlie, the Chinese guy.

Charlie was a guy who came from the other side of the country. He had a really bad temper and was in boot camp all his childhood. This was because his father died and his mother dated and eventually married a rich, materialistic, white man. This soon-to-be stepfather was abusive and did not like children. To get Charlie out of the house, he tricked him to going to a huge fair with him. He would leave Charlie at the fair that day. When Charlie eventually came home, in the backseat of a police cruiser, his mother unfortunately was hypnotized by the riches and glamour and completely blind to the concern of her firstborn. A couple signatures on a thick bold line would send Charlie to boot camp.

At first, Charlie thought going to boot camp was like a kid going to prison and never seeing the real world again. He was wrong. Only because he saw the real method of the people of the undisciplined world full of riches, money, fame, popularity, and racism. Boot camp showed him to be better than a child, and strengthen him to "Stick It To The Man."

He wanted to use the things he learned at boot camp and the early militarisitc years to get back at the man who stole his mother from his grasp.

Unfortunately he came here. He eventually found the man who stole his mother like a fish on market, but he was old-looking and addicting to herion and crack. He told him that his mother was made into a sex **** in order to pay the debts he owed. In a lasting attempt to free his guilt, Charlie brutally took the life of the addict and given a sentence of first-degree ****.

He was given a choice: either spend the rest of his life in a state prison or continue to serve the military. His choice wasn't really taken but actually recommended by his former military leaders. His work in boot camp and early militaristic years pardoned him from the crime he would inevitably pay in the future.