Suraya Hawthorne

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Suraya Hawthorne
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Biographical information

Homeworld:

Earth (The Last City)

Species:

Human

Gender:

Female

Hair color:

Dark Brown

Eye color:

Brown

Political and military information

Affiliation:

Guardians, Vanguard, The Last City, Devrim Kay

Rank:

Civilian Sniper

Class:

Sniper

Notable info:

Aided in establishing The Farm
Aids the recovery effort of the Guardians
Provides additional missions for Guardians

 

"We've had to survive without the Light all our lives."
— Suraya Hawthorne[1]

Suraya Hawthorne[2] is a human female sniper who left the Last City as a teenager to seek a new purpose. By the events of Destiny 2, in the wake of the Red Legion invasion, she has discovered a way to lead humanity into an improved way of life.[3] She has taken up residence in the newly established Farm in the European Dead Zone, working closely in conjunction with the Vanguard throughout the Red War.

Biography

The Red War

After the Last City fell to the Red Legion, Hawthorne began aiding survivors as they fled from the City and rallied them at the Farm. One week after the fall of the City, Hawthorne was aiding survivors outside of Twilight Gap when she saw a Lightless Guardian fall from a nearby cliff. She went over and aided The Young Wolf back onto their feet, but a distant explosion cut their introductions short. Hawthorne ordered her people to get ready to move. The Guardian's Ghost questioned where they were going, and Hawthorne told them as far from the City as possible. Louis then swooped in and landed on her arm, and she introduced herself and Louis to the Guardian. She questioned if they were fit to fly and handed them her shotgun before remarking that it was time for the Guardian to make themselves useful. Hawthorne ordered her people to leave and prepare for the long flight home.[4]

Personality and Traits

"Are you sure you're not one of my Hunters?"
"Not really into capes."
"Clearly. Nice poncho.
"
Cayde-6 and Hawthorne[1]

Hawthorne is a woman with medium tan skin, sporting a circular pattern of dots atop her face. She is shown to be very ambitious, earned through years of surviving on her own without the Light, able to stand her ground against the Cabal. She has a companion falcon named Louis.[1]

Suraya possess a conflicted view of the Last City and the Guardians; while she respects the Guardians for their abilities and their priority of defending people, she finds the City and its walls to be equivalent of a prison as she has enjoyed the open freedom of the wild. While she aided the survivors of the Last City and the crippled Guardians, she was originally against the idea of reclaiming the City or even going against enemy forces, preferring to protect those at the Farm.

Despite this mindset, Suraya aided the Vanguard in their efforts in reclaiming the Last City, becoming instrumental in getting their forces through the Wall undetected. She saved Commander Zavala from death at the hands of a Red Legion Legionary, who showed his gratitude by officially calling her a Guardian. From then on, Suraya took residence at the new Tower, learning about the Last City and its history while overseeing missions in the European Dead Zone, as well as moderating the newly established Guardian Clans.

Gameplay

Hawthorne gives players their Clan banner as soon as they join a clan, which tracks their clan progress per season. As soon as a clan completes a challenge together, she rewards all members with legendary engrams.

Gallery

List of appearances

References