Odessa Sawyer is a character in Tom Clancy's The Division 2. She is the person in charge of the Theater Settlement.
Former Division agent Sawyer was born and raised in Washington, D.C., so she has a great sense of local awareness. She's a tough, capable operative and field commander who wears a prosthetic leg after being shot in the leg by a Hyena sniper in combat during The Division's activation into D.C. and was saved by Agent Alani Kelso in early March.
She also lost her husband to the smallpox virus, a slow death also witnessed by her young daughter. As a direct result, Sawyer grapples with dark impulses, including severe anger and PTSD.
She struggled on with administrative duties at the Base of Operations, but eventually relocated to the Theater, where she became the leader. She is fiercely dedicated to the rebuilding effort and will not hesitate to use or advocate violence to protect her people.
She has a daughter named Eleanor, who was kidnapped by the Hyenas. Eleanor was held hostage at the Grand Washington Hotel until being rescued by Division agents led by Alani Kelso. In return, Odessa promises to pay back her debts to her rescuers.
Personality[]
Sawyer is ruthless and battle-hardened. However, she's also traumatized by the amputation of her leg and feels guilty about abandoning The Division. She is loyal to those who help her out and is fiercely protective of her daughter. The example she gives to the Theater Settlement encourages her followers to help her uphold the oath she vowed to follow when she was a Division agent in the past. Even after her unexpected retirement from The Division, Sawyer made herself clear that the oath is eternal to her.