Jacket

Mask: His most recognizable attribute is a white rooster mask with a yellow beak and red and blue accents around the eyes, which has become the game's main symbol. Clothing: He wears a light-colored varsity bomber jacket in cream or beige with yellow or brown sleeves and a large "B" on the chest. Underneath the jacket, he usually wears a plain white t-shirt, and his hands are covered with gloves (often pink or purple to prevent fingerprints). Build and Hair: Underneath his mask and clothing, he appears to be a young man with medium-length, light-colored (or brown or light-brown) hair slicked back. Face: His face is rarely shown in detail in the game (for example, in the final scenes when he is in the hospital or in custody). He has pale skin, a tired or distant look in his eyes, and sometimes shows signs of beatings or injuries.

Cold-Blooded and Ruthless: During his missions, Jacket acts as a flawless, methodical executioner. He eliminates dozens of members of the Russian mafia without hesitation, showing neither pity nor compassion. Trauma and Psychological Instability: Behind the mask lies a man deeply traumatized by the war in Hawaii and personal tragedy (the death of loved ones). His psyche is fractured, manifesting in terrifying hallucinations, nightmares, and a blurring of the line between reality and psychosis. Detachment: Outside of his bloody missions, he behaves apathetically, detached, and mechanically—as if life has lost all meaning to him except fulfilling mysterious voicemails on his answering machine. Dutiful and Fatalistic: He blindly follows instructions received over the phone, perceiving them as his only guide. He doesn't ask questions and follows through to the end, even when the situation becomes critical. Loneliness: Jacket is isolated from the normal world. He has no close friends or support systems, and his home reflects desolation and inner emptiness. Silent Rage: His motivation is driven by a thirst for revenge and a deep, internalized anger that he doesn't verbalize, expressing through extreme violence. Complete Mutism: Jackett doesn't speak. In dialogue with other characters (such as Braden or the guards in cutscenes), he either listens silently or is deliberately deviated from. Body Language and Symbolism: In his rare social interactions (before the game's events or in a vision before his death), he appears awkward, withdrawn, and aloof. In flashbacks, he is shown as a normal guy, but after the war, all other social interactions cease for him.