Leo Reznor

Leo Reznor a main character throughout all seasons of Skyfall. Leo is a member and co-leader of the 100, charged with the crime of being a second child.

Origin
Leo Reznor was the second child of Carina Reznor. On the Arc, being a second child was essentially a death sentence, so Carina placed him with her neighbors, Lina and Flint Desmond, who promised to raise him as their own. This all changed when Leo was fourteen and Lina became pregnant with her own child. For the sake of their child’s life, they had no choice but to report Leo to the guard. Leo was not a Desmond, but a Reznor. The girl he knew his whole life, his guardian angel, Orion Reznor, was actually his sister who would be torn away from him before he could even talk to her.

While in captivity, Leo grew very comfortable with the idea of death. He wasn’t stupid. He knew exactly what would happen when he reached the age of eighteen. He knew the law. He would be floated, and there was nothing he could do to stop it. What happened to his mother was what would happen to him. His pure existence was a crime punishable by death.

The ground was his second chance at life. His only chance. Many were scared to test their fate as they came to the ground, but not Leo. Pure adrenaline coursed through his veins from the moment he stepped on the ground. Leo was confident in his abilities. He knew he was smart and resourceful, so he was one of the first to offer to explore and search for supplies after the crash. He was the first to volunteer for everything, with no fear of death to stop him.

Current Happenings
Season One

Leo is one of the 100 who was sent down on the drop ship in episode one. He is not introduced as a leader, but rather as a follower with a devil-may-care attitude. Once he reaches the ground, he’s running on adrenaline. while imprisoned, Leo had grown comfortable with the idea of death as he approached his eighteenth birthday, having come to terms with the fact that he’ll likely never see his family or friends again. In his eyes, the ground is his second chance at life and it’s not to be wasted. Leo’s first seen on the drop ship, having unbuckled his seatbelt to enjoy the anti-gravity. Jaxon and Leo’s first conflict arrises when Jaxon Caldwell tells Leo to sit back down and he refuses, signifying their clashing natures. leo initially has no warm feelings towards the ark and the first to take off his wristbands alongside Nicholas Barnes, several others following his lead. other people follow and soon it’s a movement, which again sparks some tension between him and Jaxon.

However, Leo isn’t an anarchist. When Jaxon asks for people to go scout the land, Leo’s the first to offer. Jaxon makes it seem like a serious task, but Leo presents it as a fun challenge, which makes several others follow in his lead. Leo is shown to be a more likable leader than Jaxon because he’s less militant and structured. He makes people want to help by helping himself rather than telling them what to do.

They find a lake and Leo is quick to dive in, the others following in his lead. Soon, the other delinquents are brought there and they have a moment of relief from their tense day. That night, Catherine Torres' “whatever the hell we want” movement begins, and rather than joining Leo watches. Jaxon asks for his help stopping it, but Leo denies, saying it’s not his job to tell people what to do.

Not long after, Leo and Nic lead a separate team into the woods, but this time they’re faced with the danger of reality. Two delinquents are killed and Leo is shot by one of Toria Kom Trikru’s arrows. He has to be helped back to camp by Nic. He’s taken to medical and the arrow is removed from his chest by althea. not long after, Cree Kom Azgeda arrives to camp and the blame is pinned onto her for the attack. tensions rise and the camp is quick to take action for her, but when Leo hears the commotion he comes out and insists she’s just a kid and that they have no proof that the attack was her.

Jaxon compromises tells people to take her in as prisoner, which Leo is opposed to because he says it makes them no better than the ark but is overturned. When the poison sets in, Cree has no option but to save Leo, but Leo starts to feel uneasy about letting her stay in camp, wishing she would leave instead. Althea Eveling, who’s harboring romantic feelings for Leo, nurses him back to help in the following days.

When Leo is feeling better, he breaks away from camp and ventures into the woods alone before Althea can stop him, heading to the lake they found before. He stumbles upon Kinah Kom Trikru who puts a sword to his throat when she sees him, immediately recognizing him as a sky person. Leo’s able to talk her down and the two develop a friendship which later blossoms into romance.

As the grounder attacks intensify, Jaxon wants the camp to protect themselves by securing the camp, but Leo opposes him, saying they need to go out, find supplies, and see what they’re up against. This conflict is what establishes Leo as a leader as he ultimately wins over the crowd and takes a team to the woods to find supplies. Him and Nic come back with guns, making Jaxon realize that maybe Leo was right about leaving because now they had a fighting chance.

When Leo hear's Elizabeth Farrow's screams in the middle of the night, he is quick to wake up and run to her rescue, pulling Shiloh Lawson off of her and throwing him out of her tent. Many argue that Shiloh should be killed for his attempted murder, saying that they might not be able to stop him next time, but, despite his feelings toward Shiloh, Leo is opposed to the idea. He instead calls for Shiloh to be exiled and the delinquents reluctantly agree.

Meanwhile, Leo is sneaking out every night to meet with Kinah at the lake. One night, Scout sees him leaving and decides to follow. Once he returns, Scout confronts him in his tent about fraternizing with the enemy. Leo makes her promise to keep it a secret, but Scout only agrees on the condition that it doesn’t compromise his judgement. Althea, who was planning on revealing her feelings for Leo the next day, overhears and is heartbroken.

Despite his relationship with Kinah, he’s still reluctant to trust them given the number of lives they’ve lost to them. When the grounders spread the virus via Maeve Ellison, Jaxon won’t let leo give camp to find an outward solution and instead insists they fix the radio at gets the Ark’s help. When Jaxon’s plan doesn’t work, Leo insists they let him leave, despite being on the edge of death. Leo was willing to die looking for a solution to save his people and ultimately comes through when he returns with a cure he is given by Kinah.

When the battle approaches between the delinquents and the grounders, Leo urges the delinquents to search for peace. When his plan with the grounders fails, he prepares his people for battle. Jaxon is a man of action, so he devises the plan, but Leo is able to rally the people with his words, inspiring their strength and togetherness. The two go into war side-by-side, knowing it’s their only option. When their plan backfires and Maeve's device wipes out 300 of the grounders who came to attack the camp, Leo is the first to defend Maeve, insisting that the malfunction was not her fault.

After things have settled down, Leo realizes that the grounders have taken Zeke. He goes to Jaxon, who insists Leo stays in the camp for his safety, but Leo leaves anyways to find his friend. He finds his way to Kinah's grounder village, hoping she can help him. He is surprised when he is taken into custody and laid at her feet, finding out that she is the new Heda.

As mentioned before, Leo’s incredibly skilled with words. He’s able to convince Kinah to agree to making a treaty with the delinquents. Before telling camp himself, he seeks out Nic, who he knows will support him, and Althea, whose medical help is needed to make the treaty. He comes back with the support of his two friends and is surprised to find the entirety of the camp high, the exception being Catherine Torres. Leo and Nic try and tell the 100 about the peace treaty but are unable to get to them. The next morning, Leo gathered everyone to speak on the issue and is faced with heavy opposition, especially from Catherine Torres, Shiloh Lawson, and Hollis Holt.

Despite heavy opposition, is able to rally the delinquents into agreeing to a treaty with the grounders. However, on his way to talk to Kinah, he is stopped by Zoe Leroux, who has caught up to him to tell him that Cat has Jaxon in the drop ship and is threatening his life. Leo and Zoe rush to return home. Once there, Leo convinces Cat to take him in Jaxon's place, knowing he's the one she really wants. Cat agrees and takes Leo as prisoner, planning to hang him to put an end to his pleas for peace. Jaxon and Maeve devise and execute a plan for Leo's rescue, getting him out of Cat's grasp. The 100 call for Cat to be hanged and, before Leo can stop it, have her neck around a noose in a tree. Despite what happened minutes before, Leo settles down the crowd and frees Cat. He exiles her, warning that if she comes back he'll kill her himself.

Once the ordeal is settled, Leo turns to the crowd and tells them that they will be continuing with the peace treaty. Jaxon tells them that if anyone else tries to interfere they will receive the same sentence as Cat. Jaxon bids him farewell, telling him to be careful, and Leo, once again, goes to talk to Kinah.

When both parties come to the drop ship to discuss the terms of the treaty, a mysterious gas fills the area, knocking out many but sending others running.

Season Two

Leo awakes in Mount Weather along with 48 other members of the 100, including Hollis Holt, Shiloh Lawson, Zoe Leroux, and Nicholas Barnes. While members like Shiloh are rejoicing in the safety the mountain provides, Leo has his doubts about the place. He keeps his guard up, reluctant to accept any of the hospitalities their people have to offer. His resistance gains the attention of Peter Tremblay, who perceives Leo as a threat to the security of Mount Weather. Leo's suspicions are confirmed when he overhears a conversation between Peter and the President talking about the member of the 100 who had gone missing in the mountain that day. He listens as Peter informs the President that the bone marrow of the sky people has the ability to cure the mountain people's inability to tolerate the radiation of the ground and suggests that they take action against them. The President suggests they kill the remaining grounders they have captive before the delinquents.

Leo rushes to inform Hollis and Nic about what he heard. The three devise a plan to help Leo escape, knowing he's the only one of them with the power to persuade both the grounders and the sky people into listening. However, this plan falls through when Peter finds out that the Ark has landed on the ground, knowing that if they find it they will have enough sky people to cure the mountain. He captures Leo and tortures him for information, which brings Leo to the realization that his sister is out there. Despite the immense amount of pain he endures, Leo refuses to give into Peter's torture in order to protect his sister and his people. Peter goes as far as to drilling Leo's bone marrow so that he can walk on the ground himself.

Rose Donahue, Peter's girlfriend at the time, overhears Hollis and Nic's concern over Leo's sudden disappearance and offers to help them save him from Peter's control. The three devise a plan to help Leo escape and put it into action. With the help of his friends and Rose, Leo is able to escape, but not without Shiloh's interference. As he's being chased by the guards, he runs into Shiloh, who holds him up when he has almost made it out. The guards see Shiloh with Leo and assume he's escaping too, so Shiloh is forced to work with Leo to escape the mountain. They jump out of the building into a lake, where they're finally safe from Mount Weather. Despite Leo saving Shiloh's life, Shiloh is furious with Leo for forcing him to leave Mount Weather, insisting that they would never hurt him even after seeing the damage they had done to Leo. Shiloh refuses to go with Leo to find Kinah and the grounders and the two part ways, leaving it to Leo to handle the situation himself.

Leo is in a battle for time against the grounders as he rushes to Polis, where Kinah has called for a summit to devise a plan for action against the sky people, who they believe are working with Mount Weather against them. Before they are able to finalize their decision, Leo bursts into the room and demands to speak with Kinah, who is both shocked and relieved to see him alive. The two meet and private and have an emotional reunion. Caught up in the moment, Leo kisses Kinah and the two reveal their feelings for each other. They are unable to celebrate this development when Leo remembers why he came. He reveals to Kinah that Mount Weather is solely responsible for the disappearances of the people on both sides and that she needs to wage war against them to save them all. Kinah agrees and informs the summit that they will be turning their forces against Mount Weather instead, but before the twelve clans can reach a consensus Orion Reznor bursts into the room, having killed two guards on her way into the building. She shoots her gun in the air and demands to see her brother, assuming he is being held captive by the grounders, but is shocked to see him alive and well among them. Jaxon Caldwell accompanies her, but with much less violent intentions, seeking peace with the grounders. Kinah has no choice but to make Orion fight to the death with one of her warriors, but spares her in the last second after Orion had received a great amount of damage.

Toria calls her out on her weakness, both in the battle with the sky people and her mercy for Orion, and calls for a vote to remove Kinah as Heda, which is unanimous in Toria's favor. Toria's first order as Heda is to lock up Orion, Leo, Jaxon, and Kinah, saving their deaths for later that night. With the help of Juno Kom Trikru, the group is able to escape and warn Arkadia about the impending war. On their way back, their voyage is disrupted by Fall, who Jaxon follows to Mount Weather, planning on getting a start from the inside, but informs the trio that he'll be able to read them via walkie talkie and that his dad will know what to do.

Despite their efforts, Leo and Kinah are disregarded by Margot, the current chancellor of Arkadia, who writes them off as children. The three are called to be tied up as the sky people prepare for a war with the grounders. Amadeus Caldwell, worried about his son, comes to the three of them in the midst of the chaos. They tell him what has happened – that his son had gone to Mount Weather – and ask for his help in convincing the council that they need to take action against the mountain before it's too late. By then, the war waging outside is out of their hands and only comes to a halt when the grounders retreat after taking serious casualties. When they're released, they are finally able to convince Margot to turn Arkadia's weapons against the Mountain. She agrees but insists a number of people stay behind, including herself, to protect Arkadia. Leo and Kinah travel to Polis, hoping to convince Toria to fight against Mount Weather by their side but Toria refuses, claiming the damage done by the sky people is too much to repair.

The remaining sky people and grounders devise a plan and go the Mount Weather to execute it. Before entering, Leo tells everyone they have one mission: to save their people, not wipe out an entire population. He tells the rescue team that they are not to hurt the citizens of the Mountain, only their military and, if it comes to it, their leadership. Leo and Kinah work to get a team together inside before the Mountain Men can take all of their people. They find Hollis, Scout, and Rose, but they split up to find the others, Hollis going with Leo to help rescue Nic. Their plan starts to fall apart when the Mount Men realize Jaxon and Juno are freeing the 100 and the grounders from the cages they had been locked in. Jaxon is able to leave, but Juno is caught by the Mountain Men.

Jaxon finds Leo, Kinah, and Zoe, who are trying to fight their way to the control room. They realize that Hollis and Nick, who had went to find the President to try and end things before they further escalated. Peter Tremblay stops Leo's group before they are able to reach the control room. Leo encourages them to go on while he holds off Peter, who in the end he has no choice but to kill Peter, knowing it's a battle between Leo's life and his. Leo finds his way to the control room, barely making it in before a guard chasing him. He comes in to see Shiloh on the screen as the mountain men drill into his bone marrow and his heart drops. He finds out that Jaxon and Kinah had been weighing their options, and it seemed like their best one was irradiating the 5th floor, where their people were being kept. Leo was opposed to the idea, but when Jaxon's father was put on the table he realized he had no choice but to support his friends' decision, despite it being against everything he believed in. Jaxon and Kinah pull the Leo while Leo turns away, unable to watch as the people of the mountain die. They are able to rescue the remaining 100 and grounders and come home to a hollow victory.

Season Three

Leo returns to Arkadia, parting ways with Kinah. His sister, Orion, calls for a reelection for chancellor, backed by Leo and Jaxon. When Orion wins, Leo tells her that he has to go to Polis to find Kinah. Leo arrives, unprepared for the events that would unfold. He finds out that Kinah and Toria have agreed to a fight to the death for the role of Heda. Leo addresses his concerns to Kinah, but ultimately supports her, telling her that she's the most capable person he knows.

After Kinah wins, the threat of the Ice Nation is discussed in the summit. Kinah tells Leo she is unable to let him go home and shares her plan to make Arkadia the 13th clan. Leo offers to go back, promising to return, but she insists that one of her own people arrange the meeting. As requested, Orion and Jaxon travel to Polis, unaware of Kinah's plan. It takes some convincing, but Leo is able to sway Orion to agree to Kinah's plan. Orion is branded with the clans' symbol, then Leo agrees to stay in Polis to work as Arkadia' ambassador.

Leo aids Kinah in her struggle for power with the Ice Nation. Meanwhile, Shiloh and Toria come to Polis with news of Nic, Rose, and ALIE. They present the information to Kinah, who Leo convinces to lift Toria's kill order in order to get her help. When Leo learns about Nic, he tells Kinah that he must return to Arkadia to help his friend. He is surprised to find that Nic's condition is worse than he had thought, having been possessed by ALIE.

Relationships
Orion Reznor – Orion Reznor is Leo's biological sister. Before being taken into custody by the guard, Leo was unaware of their relation each other. The two grew up together very close despite their age gap of seven years. When Orion came to the ground, she believed that Leo was being held captive by Trikru, who was actually at Mount Weather. While at Mount Weather, Leo underwent serious torture in order to keep his sister and the rest of the sky people safe. When he was free and came to Polis with the intention of stopping the war, she attacked the base, but soon realized Leo wasn't in any trouble. Orion was forced to battle to the death for her violent actions against Trikru, but Leo convinced Kinah to spare her life before she could die, which is part of the reason a coupe took stage at the summit.

Kinah Kom Trikru – Kinah is Leo's love interest throughout the seasons. Their first encounter was in the woods in season one, which would leave Leo conflicted about the morality of the war with the grounders. Leo and Kinah have several encounters as they begin to form a romantic relationship. Leo accidentally finds himself in grounder territory and is taken to the Heda, who he discovers has been replaced by Kinah after the former Heda had died in the battle between their two people. Kinah no longer trusts Leo after the battle with the 100. Leo convinces Kinah of his good intentions and Kinah agrees to spare him in exchange for him to act as an ambassador for Trikru. Leo agrees, and the two make arrangements for a meeting with the 100 at their base. However, the encounter doesn't go as planned when the mountain men intervene, taking people from both sides away, Leo being one of them.

Leo eventually escapes Mount Weather to find Kinah, who has called for a summit to discuss a war with the sky people, which now includes the rest of the ark. Leo makes it in time to speak to Kinah. The pair express their feelings for each other and share their first kiss. Leo is able to convince her that the real enemy is Mount Weather, not the sky people. Kinah tells the leaders of the clan that they will not be going to war with the sky people, no longer claiming they are the enemy. Orion and Jaxon interfere, storming into the meeting with the intent of saving their people from the grounders, who they soon realize are no where to be found. Orion is forced to fight one of Kinah's warriors to the death, but Kinah calls for her to be spared at the last moment. Toria claims that Kinah has become weak and that her judgement is clouded by her relationships with the sky people and stages a coupe. After a unanimous decision to dethrone Kinah, Leo, Jaxon, Orion, and Kinah are taken into grounder custody. With the help of Juno Kom Trikru, the group is able to escape.

The group goes to Arkadia to stop the war from the other side, but the leaders of the Ark disregard their advice. Instead, the four are held in custody while a war is waged outside the walls. Jaxon is able to escape and stop the battle, but the damage between the too groups is too weak to heal and the sky people are unable to use the grounders as allies against Mount Weather.

The sky people work together with the grounders still loyal to Kinah to bring down Mount Weather. After the mountain is irradiated and both sides are able to free their people, the group is left with a hollow victory. Leo follows Kinah to Polis with the intent to help her regain her throne. Once she is placed back into power, she makes Leo an ambassador for the sky people. The two's romantic relationship intensifies in season three.

Jaxon Caldwell – Jaxon is Leo's co-leader of the 100 and one of his closest friend's. Their relationship is built on mutual trust and faith in each other. More tea

Nicholas Barnes – Before Leo was arrested at the age of fifteen, Nicholas Barnes was his best friend since childhood. Their relationship picks up where it left off once they're reunited on the ground. The two work together to explore the land and gather supplies for the 100's base. Along with Hollis and Scout, they're two of the first people to encounter grounders. Leo is shot with a poison arrow and is carried back by Nic, who then convinces Cree, a grounder they have been holding captive, to help save Leo's life in exchange for the group's trust. Nicholas supports Leo is his advocation for peace with the grounders and helps sway the people to form a treaty. At the end of season two, they are among the people taken to Mount Weather.

Nic, Leo, Scout and Hollis devise a plan to help Leo escape, knowing he's the only one who can reason with the grounders. The plan falls through when Leo is captured and tortured by Peter, but the two work with Rose to execute a new escape plan. They succeed in helping Leo escape. The pair would not interact face-to-face again until they execute their plan against Mount Weather, where Leo and Hollis are able to help Nic escape from the Mount's guard before he is able to be taken to the room and be drilled for his bone marrow.

Peter Tremblay – Peter is one of the main antagonists in season two and a rival of Leo's. From the start, Peter had a bad feeling about Leo. As Leo delved deeper into the secrets of Mount Weather, Peter was there to challenge him at every step. Their rivalry hit it's peak when the Mountain Men got news about the Ark's landing. Finally having an excuse to take action against him, Peter captured and tortured Leo for information on the Ark. Leo was able to escape with the help of Rose Donahue, but that wouldn't be the last he would see of Peter. Leo's first direct and most prominent kill was Peter after the sky people after they invaded the mountain to free their people. It is speculated that Peter's anger towards Leo stems from internalized homophobia and romantic feelings for Leo.

Shiloh Lawson – From the moment they met, Leo and Shiloh did not get along. Soon after stepping off the drop ship, they were made aware that they were very different people. (more added later)

In season two, their relationship is explored in more depth. The morning after they arrive, they express their opinions about the mountain, which differ greatly. Shiloh is relieved to finally be somewhere he considers safe, but Leo insists there's something wrong with the place. Shiloh dismisses him as being too paranoid, but Leo sees Shiloh as being ignorant. While Leo is escaping, Shiloh crosses paths with him and engages in a conversation, curious as to why Leo looks so poorly. Leo tries to get out of the conversation, but the pair are found together before Leo can get away from Shiloh. Leo drags Shiloh with him, explaining the situation as they run from security. The pair make it out alive, but Shiloh is furious with Leo for making him leave Mount Weather, unable to see the logic behind Leo's choices. He refuses to go to Polis with Leo, insisting that he'll handle himself just fine on his own.

The two reunite when Leo, Orion, and Kinah make it to Arkadia. Leo looks to Shiloh for support when trying to persuade the chancellor to stop the impending war, but Shiloh acts oblivious and says that Leo is making it up to save his girlfriend, hoping that the sky people will go to war with the grounders. Because of Shiloh's input, the three are locked up.

To Leo's surprise, Shiloh agrees to take part of the team to bring the mountain down. During their quest to take over Mount Weather, Leo sees Shiloh on the table in the room where the members of the 100 and grounders are being kept and is forced to watch as Shiloh's body is drilled for bone marrow. Despite their differences, this was the final straw for Leo in supporting the decision to irradiate Mount Weather. Despite being one of the people to save his life, he received no thanks from Shiloh, which he probably shouldn't have expected in the first place. However, their relationship improves from the event. Their rivalry is replaced with some sort of the friendship, but the two still struggle to see eye to eye.

Toria Kom Trikru – Toria is a member of the Trikru and a rival of Leo's in early seasons. Their first encounter occurs in season one when Toria shoots a poison arrow at Leo, nearly killing him. When Leo later arrives to the grounder base, Toria expresses her dislike for the sky people, noting that they were responsible for burning down a grounder village when they landed on Earth. She tells Leo that she doesn't like or trust him and that if it were up to her he would be dead, stating she should have killed him when she had the chance.

As the show goes on, Toria decides that Leo is a weakness of Kinah's, which is one of the reasons she enacts the coupe against her. She calls for Leo to be taken with the intention of killing him, but is unable to thanks to Juno. When Kinah and Leo go to Polis with the intention to unite the sky people and the grounders against the Mount Weather, Toria refuses, claiming the bond between the two groups was unrepairable and threatens the pair once more. They leave before things escalate further thanks to the help of the few grounders still loyal to Kinah, but that wouldn't be the last time they saw Toria. They would meet again after the fall of Mount Weather as Kinah fights Toria to regain her thrown. Toria and Leo have several more encounters throughout the series.

Personality
ESFP – The Entertainer: ESFP stands for extraverted, sensing, feeling, and perceiving. they are characteristically fun-loving, but are typically practical and down-to-earth. They are grounded in reality and keenly aware of the facts and details in their environment, especially as they pertain to people. they are observant of others and their needs and responsive in offering assistance. ESFPs enjoy helping other people, especially in practical, tangible ways. they are entertaining and engaging as well as friendly and likable.

TYPE THREE 3W2 – The Charmer: Type three’s are self-assured, attractive, and charming. they are diplomatic and poised. at their best, they are self-accepting, authentic, and act as a role-model who inspires others. They are able to do great things in the world — stars of human nature. They believe in themselves and in developing their talents and capacities.

Neutral Good – A neutral good does the best that a good person can do. He is devoted to helping others. neutral goods value both personal freedom and adherence to laws. They do what’s good without bias for or against order. They feel that too many laws may unnecessarily restrict the freedom of good beings, but they also believe that too much freedom may not protect society as a whole.

Headcanons
Due to the conditions on the ground, Leo's long hair becomes matted in some areas by the end of season one. In season two, he wakes up to find his hair cut by the mountain men. This symbolizes the control the mountain tries to have over him.

Leo is colorblind and cannot see the color purple, which, ironically, is the color of Kinah's eyes, which are her signature trademark.

Quotes
"All I can offer you is my word. If that's not enough, then I guess you'll have to kill me." – Leo to Kinah (Season 1)

"If we don't swallow our pride, we lose who were are. We become no better than the people you attest, even worse. We become the bad guys. Do you want to be the bad guys?" – Leo (Season 1)

"Something about this place isn't right. You may be the type of person who can sit around and watch things happen, but I'm not." – Leo to Shiloh (Season 2)

"I used to think I was one of the good guys, but now I'm not sure. Is there even such thing on the ground? Or are we all just villains in someone else's story?" – Leo (Season 3)

Skills & Abilities
Leo's greatest strength lies in his ability with words. He's charming and persuasive, which is his strong suit as a leader.