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'''Lorenzo''' is an NYPD lieutenant in Manhattan who was possessed by [[Dreamer (character)|Dreamer]], a [[Poltergeist|poltergeist]] who was playing a game of cops and robbers. He was killed when Dreamer used his body to tackle [[Phi]] off a building.{{book ref|dreamer}}
 
'''Lorenzo''' is an NYPD lieutenant in Manhattan who was possessed by [[Dreamer (character)|Dreamer]], a [[Poltergeist|poltergeist]] who was playing a game of cops and robbers. He was killed when Dreamer used his body to tackle [[Phi]] off a building.{{book ref|dreamer}}
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== Appearance & Personality ==
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Lorenzo is a muscular, dark-skinned police officer. As a lieutenant in the [[Wikipedia: New York City Police Department|New York City Police Department (NYPD)]], he wears a white shirt instead of a blue one. Dreamer describes his soul as "tough." He is tall, strong, and athletic. When possessed by Dreamer, he has a yellow aura around him that is only visible to other poltergeists. He is an excellent marksman.{{book ref|dreamer}}
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== History ==
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Lorenzo was responding to a shooting in a restaurant in Manhattan with a number of other police officers when Dreamer, in the guise of an old woman, distracted him and [[Bolting|Bolted]] into his body. After a brief struggle, Dreamer was able to overcome Lorenzo's soul to take control of his body. Lorenzo had been singing a song in his head and thinking about an unknown woman when Dreamer possessed him, and Dreamer got a fleeting impression of those thoughts at the beginning of the possession. Claiming that he was pursuing a lead to placate the other police officers, Dreamer ran out of the restaurant. using Lorenzo's body to pursue Phi, another poltergeist in Dreamer's gaming group.
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Dreamer used Lorenzo's position as a police lieutenant to get intelligence about Phi's whereabouts in order to catch him and beat him at their game. When [[Marks (Dreamer)|another police officer]] spotted Phi's current body, Dreamer used Lorenzo to encourage him to shoot to kill. Upon catching up to Phi, Dreamer shot at him, hitting several bystanders and noting that Lorenzo was skilled with a gun. When Phi possessed Marks, another police officer, Lorenzo's natural athleticism allowed Dreamer to dodge out of the way of Phi's gunfire. Dreamer then used Lorenzo's microphone to sow confusion by telling the other police that Marks had been working with Phi's previous body. Dreamer continued to pursue Phi into a building next to the target building where [[Longshot]] was hiding, using Lorenzo's police credentials to get past the security guard.
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On the roof of the target building, Dreamer was determined not to let Phi win the game and used Lorenzo's body to tackle Phi (in Marks's body) off the building entirely. Lorenzo and Marks both died on impact with the ground, leaving Dreamer and Phi without hosts.{{book ref|dreamer}}
   
 
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Latest revision as of 05:04, 4 April 2020

Lorenzo
Died Unknown
Titles Lieutenant
Skills Marksmanship
Profession Police Officer
Residence New York City
Nationality United States of America
Homeworld Earth (Dreamer)

Lorenzo is an NYPD lieutenant in Manhattan who was possessed by Dreamer, a poltergeist who was playing a game of cops and robbers. He was killed when Dreamer used his body to tackle Phi off a building.[1]

Appearance & Personality[edit]

Lorenzo is a muscular, dark-skinned police officer. As a lieutenant in the New York City Police Department (NYPD), he wears a white shirt instead of a blue one. Dreamer describes his soul as "tough." He is tall, strong, and athletic. When possessed by Dreamer, he has a yellow aura around him that is only visible to other poltergeists. He is an excellent marksman.[1]

History[edit]

Lorenzo was responding to a shooting in a restaurant in Manhattan with a number of other police officers when Dreamer, in the guise of an old woman, distracted him and Bolted into his body. After a brief struggle, Dreamer was able to overcome Lorenzo's soul to take control of his body. Lorenzo had been singing a song in his head and thinking about an unknown woman when Dreamer possessed him, and Dreamer got a fleeting impression of those thoughts at the beginning of the possession. Claiming that he was pursuing a lead to placate the other police officers, Dreamer ran out of the restaurant. using Lorenzo's body to pursue Phi, another poltergeist in Dreamer's gaming group.

Dreamer used Lorenzo's position as a police lieutenant to get intelligence about Phi's whereabouts in order to catch him and beat him at their game. When another police officer spotted Phi's current body, Dreamer used Lorenzo to encourage him to shoot to kill. Upon catching up to Phi, Dreamer shot at him, hitting several bystanders and noting that Lorenzo was skilled with a gun. When Phi possessed Marks, another police officer, Lorenzo's natural athleticism allowed Dreamer to dodge out of the way of Phi's gunfire. Dreamer then used Lorenzo's microphone to sow confusion by telling the other police that Marks had been working with Phi's previous body. Dreamer continued to pursue Phi into a building next to the target building where Longshot was hiding, using Lorenzo's police credentials to get past the security guard.

On the roof of the target building, Dreamer was determined not to let Phi win the game and used Lorenzo's body to tackle Phi (in Marks's body) off the building entirely. Lorenzo and Marks both died on impact with the ground, leaving Dreamer and Phi without hosts.[1]

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