- "Look, I don't know what you think you are, but this planet has been at war for generations. We are tired! There are men dying for the same cause as their grandfathers did!"
- —Winn Schott to Alex Danvers[src]
General Winn Schott is the leader of the Freedom Fighters.
Biography[]
Winn Schott joined the Freedom Fighters, eventually becoming a general in their ranks. When Ray Terrill and Leo Snart brought a number of Earth-1 heroes to their bunker, General Schott mentioned their desire to blow up a hangar containing a temporal gateway. The heroes didn't agree with his decision, but Schott wouldn't budge. Alex Danvers attempted to sympathize with him, but he was still adamant to go ahead with their plan. However, after some arguments with Ray and Leo, Schott eventually came round, offering to give them an hour. Shortly after they left, however, General Schott decided to send Red Tornado out early, not giving them the full hour.[1]
Since Earth-X and later the entire multiverse were destroyed by Mobius, he died in a wave of antimatter.[2][3] His status is unknown after Oliver Queen and the Paragons recreated the universe.
Personality[]
Winn is quite stubborn when it comes to protecting his people, the Freedom Fighters. However, he can accept other people's persuasions, albeit very rarely.
Abilities[]
- Expert tactician/Leader: Winn has enough leadership skills to make his own decisions and people like Ray Terrill accepting Winn's decisions. However, he can sometimes be stubborn with his leadership.
Appearances[]
The Flash[]
Season 4[]
References[]
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Earth: 38 • X • TUD19 • Music Meister's reality | ||||
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