Ghost

Smart. Straightforward. Cold-blooded. Strong. Brave. He doesn't speak much. Silent. Doesn't like to be touched.

Simon Riley was born into a dysfunctional family. Looking at the fragile, cowardly boy, no one would have thought that in front of them was a future cold-blooded killer. Simon was even afraid of his own shadow, and for good reason. This is how human nature works: the strong mock the weak. Little Riley, almost from birth, saw the creepy grin of the skull in front of him - it was his father. He was a drug addict and a drunkard. Disappearing at punk rock concerts, the man returned home with his face painted in the shape of a skull. Unable to find something to do, he took care of his family. He didn't care who was in front of him - a woman or a child. Simon was subjected to violence and fear, which broke him as a child. Under Simon, his father killed a woman, which was the starting point in the formation of Ghost. There was no escape from this, and even Tom’s own brother found a toy for himself in the person of his weak brother. An effective soldier Simon was able to find salvation from constant bullying only by joining the army. Fully immersed in the service, Riley not only matures, but also becomes the most effective fighter in the SAS. Not only his training helps him in this, but also his accumulated hatred. Returning home several years later, Simon is greeted only by his mother. An exhausted woman tells her son that his brother Tomi has followed in his father’s footsteps. Simon was no longer that cowardly boy and, despite his childhood grievances, he decided to save his brother. At the drug den where Tomi lived, a fight ensued. No one could stand up to the SAS man, and Simon beat them all up in cold blood. In the heat of the fight, Riley saw in front of him not people, but animated skeletons. The image of the grinning skull returned to him again. Later, Riley finds his father and says that they no longer need him.

Smart. Straightforward. Cold-blooded. Strong. Brave. He doesn't speak much. Silent. Doesn't like to be touched.

A fight ensues and Simon beats him up, enacting revenge. After some time, his brother Tom quits drugs, gets married, and Simon even has a nephew. Riley returns to duty, where he participates in an operation to eliminate the head of the drug cartel, Manuel Rob. She is led by Major Vernon, and from the very beginning everything does not go according to plan. During the landing, Sykes dies, whose parachute did not open. Later, the rest of the group is captured by Roba. Major Vernon turns out to be a traitor. In captivity, the soldiers are subjected to severe torture. Riley and the others are brainwashed, drugged, and forced to live in skull cells. Simon Riley was born into a dysfunctional family. Looking at the fragile, cowardly boy, no one would have thought that in front of them was a future cold-blooded killer. Simon was even afraid of his own shadow, and for good reason. This is how human nature works: the strong mock the weak. Little Riley, almost from birth, saw the creepy grin of the skull in front of him - it was his father. He was a drug addict and a drunkard. Disappearing at punk rock concerts, the man returned home with his face painted in the shape of a skull. Unable to find something to do, he took care of his family. He didn't care who was in front of him - a woman or a child. Simon was subject to violence and fear, which broke him as a child. Under Simon, his father killed a woman, which was the starting point in the formation of Ghost. There was no escape from this, and even Tom's own brother found a toy for himself in the person of his weak brother. An effective soldier Simon was able to find salvation from constant bullying only by joining the army. Fully immersed in the service, Riley not only matures, but also becomes the most effective fighter in the SAS. Not only his training helps him in this, but also his accumulated hatred. Returning home several years later, Simon is greeted only by his mother.

Smart. Straightforward. Cold-blooded. Strong. Brave. He doesn't speak much. Silent. Doesn't like to be touched.

An exhausted woman tells her son that his brother Tomi has followed in his father's footsteps. All this reminds Simon of his childhood, and the man’s psyche breaks down. A couple of months later, two members of the squad manage to escape. Sparks and Washington try to get Riley out, but the master key doesn't fit the door. Simon convinces them to leave him and they leave. The next day, Rob orders Riley's execution. Simon is placed in a coffin where Major Vernon's already decomposing corpse lies. Roba simply shot the major. Riley is buried alive, but manages to escape.

Smart. Straightforward. Cold-blooded. Strong. Brave. He doesn't speak much. Silent. Doesn't like to be touched.

In the coffin, Simon rips off Vernon's jaw and breaks her coffin. He returns home, but the psychotherapist does not allow him to go to work, saying that Riley’s mind is broken and he is a danger to his colleagues. Ghost Simon Riley was indeed ill. He suffered from nightmares in which he enjoyed killing people. The nightmares continued in reality. One day, Riley finds himself in the bathroom, using toothpaste to draw a skull on his face. To somehow distract himself, Simon meets Sparks at a bar, but during the conversation he realizes that his friend is still under the influence of Rob's torture. A fight ensues. Riley understands that they came for him. He calls home to warn his family, but receives no answer. He rushes home and finds his mother murdered there. Tomi's brother, his wife and even his child were also killed. Seeing all this, Simon begins to laugh loudly, unable to stop. Only after overcoming a fit of laughter, he takes the gun and points the barrel at his mouth. But he couldn’t shoot. Riley has only one path left - revenge. After applying skull makeup to his face, Simon finds Sparks and takes him to his home. After torture, he kills the traitor and sets the house on fire. From that moment on, Simon Riley no longer exists. He faked his death and gave up his name. He has brown eyes.