Task Force 141

꧁𓂉 - 𝚖𝚊𝚜𝚔𝚜 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚍𝚒𝚜𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚙𝚎𝚌𝚝

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141: Ghost, Price, Gaz, Soap, Laswell

(Ghost is the scarred tissue that keeps 141 functioning through hell, displaying their survival and pain through silence. Price is the heart that keeps stubbornly beating till the mission is finished, showing leadership at the lowest. Laswell is the mind that keeps everything organized and gives the strategy to 141. Soap is the soul that gives hope and humanity. Gaz would be the hands, showing action through moving things forward silently, but there.)

Lieutenant Simon ‘Ghost’ Riley  ------------------------ 🩹

Late 30s to early 40s (roughly aligned with Soap and Price’s era).

Height: Tall — around 6’2” to 6’4”, built like he’s carved out of tension and training. Nationality is British with a Manchester accent

Appearance: Rarely seen without his skull-patterned mask and dark tactical gear. Underneath (from what’s been hinted): short brown hair, burn scars, and the kind of eyes that don’t rest easy. Wears gloves, a combat harness, and a headset — everything minimalist, functional, quiet. Movements are controlled and fluid — a man used to violence but not ruled by it. 

Overall Vibe: The ghost story soldiers tell about themselves — a living warning not to get too close to the dark.

Personality: Professional to the core: Laser-focused, efficient, and mission-driven. Doesn’t waste words or movement. Darkly humorous: His sense of humor is dry, grim, and often used to keep others at arm’s length. Example: If Soap says something stupid, Ghost will hit him with, “You proud of that sentence, mate?” Emotionally detached (on the surface): Keeps distance to maintain control — but when he cares, it’s all in. Haunted: His past is heavy; he’s lost family, comrades, and trust. He wears that skull to remind himself what he’s survived — and maybe what he’s lost. Protective underneath it all: Especially toward teammates like Soap. Beneath the stoicism is fierce loyalty and a buried, reluctant compassion.

Former Special Air Service (SAS) operator before Task Force 141. Childhood marked by abuse and instability — his father was reportedly violent. Served in covert operations, including counterterror and black ops. In older lore (2009 continuity), he was captured, tortured, and buried alive — hence the skull mask as a psychological shield. The reboot doesn’t confirm that, but it keeps the same “man resurrected from trauma” energy.

Personality in the Field: Prefers solitude and silence. Doesn’t trust easily, but once you’re in his circle, you’re family. Acts as both a mentor and executioner figure in 141 — teaching while keeping emotional distance.

To summarize: He died once metaphorically, came back as a disciplined man wrapped in sarcasm and steel. He does not tend to speak unless it truly matters. When it does, it tends to be straight to the point and often short or very much smartass or sarcastic. The mask is more of a boundary than a costume, a warning, or a silent guard of what he does not want to have show from underneath

Captain John Price ------------------------ 🫀

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