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"No, that was my big mistake, not yours. You've given hope to all of us, Steven. They just need the bravery to take the chance you've provided."
―Helen McKeen reasoning with Steven Thompson[src]

Mutapresident Helen Thornton (nee McKeen) was a high-ranking member of the High Command of the Girl-Team, before becoming a freedom fighter for the Armies of Organa. Having unintentionally saved Ludwig Beethoven II as a toddler, she attended Tower Placement School since first grade, and quickly made it to the top and became the class president. Helen ran afoul of the Magistrate after giving her the wrong impression that she wanted to kidnap her baby, owing her a great debt.

Still aggravated by how boys constantly annoyed them, Helen joined Emily Watson in 2021 and agreed to help build a trap. This, however, led to the outbreak of the School War. Eventually, Helen betrayed Watson after realizing her true intentions to eradicate men and registered herself to the Armies of Organa. Assisted by Denim Spikes, she immediately moved to stop Emily Watson once and for all, but she ultimately failed. She began working as a weapons designer, at which point she began bonding heavily with the Boy-Team's ringleader, Steven Thompson, who encouraged her to return to action during the Coup of Utah. The two began falling in love after Thompson slew the Orc Devil, but ultimately broke up when Thompson realized the girl he truly needed was Summer Petersen. During the Liberation of Utah, McKeen gave Thompson the keycard to the Boy Trap, beheaded Ludwig Beethoven II, and witnessed Nobility Magic.

Sidetracked by the war, Helen forgot to pay her debt to the Magistrate. She became the Supreme Commander of the Armies of Organa as the Insurrection of the Cavaliers of Thornton broke out. After a vicious skirmish ensued at Tower Placement, she was captured by the war's ringleader Natalia Thornton and taken to the Royal Palace of the Magistrate in Idaho by the bounty hunter Xydarone IV. She managed to avoid Zira's wrath by using her chilling sensuality to entertain the International Alliance, being allowed to survive in exchange for her becoming Zira's musical performer, hence chaining her in a special booth for over two years until she was rescued by her friends. After returning to Utah, she found employment with the U.S. Government and also married her best friend, Eddie Bakari. By the year 2051, Helen had become the Mutapresident.

Biography[]

Early life[]

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Helen was born on February 13, 2006, to Grace Thornton, who proceeded to have another child named Natalia. After she lost her daughter, Grace began using the alias "McKeen" and bade Helen do likewise. When she was two years old, she created a spectacle when she unintentionally saved a boy named Ludwig Beethoven II from meeting a horrible death.[1]

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Helen McKeen's first Facebook profile picture, at age nine.

Helen McKeen attended Tower Placement School since first grade, where everyone was amazed at her quick ability to learn. Although she was only ten years old at the time, she worked on an eighth grade level, and at age thirteen worked on a eleventh grade level. According to Helen, her parents raised her to believe that achievements lead to success and success leads to happiness. They had such a behavior system for her, for instance, she would receive five dollars for getting an 'A' at the end of a semester, or a penny for every page she read in a novel so long as they considered the book on her reading level, otherwise it was "pleasure reading". McKeen joined Facebook in 2015, the year after it was launched. Her first profile picture consisted of her wearing fake glasses. Eventually, McKeen reconfigured her bedroom into a shelter for helpless animals.

Helen quickly made it to the top, and finally became the Class President of Tower Placement School in 2018. Around this time, she met a girl named Emily Watson at a picnic and befriended her. In the same year, she dated a boy named Lenny Hughes, but it didn't last long since he eventually got a new girlfriend while McKeen temporarily became "single".

The Supreme Leader of the Girl-Team[]

"Helen, you’re the best. So, for an extra fifteen hundred—all will be as it once was... for you. But if you fail to deliver, you will become my servant, and you will serve me, even if my only pleasure is seeing your death for myself."
"Zira... you are truly an exotic creature.
"
―Zira Grover to Helen McKeen[src]

A few months later, she became the leader of the already unstable Girl-Team under Tower Placement School. She resolved to make certain mistakes right. In the mix, she invited Summer Petersen to join them, but Petersen ultimately declined.[2] Once Helen McKeen told Emily Watson on the phone she didn’t want to kidnap the Magistrate's unborn child when Emily brought it up. Unbeknownst to her she had broken the top-secret national nexus Zira Miranda Grover had set, and Zira visited them fifteen minutes later. She demanded for an audience with Helen, whose parents did not hesitate to send her outside. Zira demanded for the owed fine, and Helen insisted she didn't want Eegan Grover. Despite the Magistrate's discontentment she agreed to Helen's deal — she would hunt down and capture a troublemaker named Cedwell if her baby was stolen in return for the shadow government founder's forgiveness.[3]

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Helen McKeen and her second boyfriend in 2020 at some point before their breakup.

During her sophomore year, Helen dated two male adolescents, but she dumped the first one because he punched her in the head and nearly gave her a concussion, and she was herself dumped by the second one because he felt like she was using him. The legitimacy of his discontent is unknown. McKeen is also known to have "sexually experimented" with her ex-boyfriends according to Denim Spikes. In the mix, she somehow met a girl named Valiera Nelson who attended Orem High School. The girl was pansexual and she developed a huge crush on McKeen.[4] At some point, she also learned that Watson had fought a child named Luke Norris and lost, making her fear him as Watson did.[5]

A misguided collaboration[]

Joining Operation: Boy Trap[]

"There's nothing worse than failure, Emily. Everybody is looking for something. Some of us are just better at finding it."
―Helen to Emily Watson[src]

In 2021, when she was in her Junior year, Helen McKeen agreed to help Emily Watson build a trap to avenge the boys for constantly annoying them after the latter and Ludwig Beethoven II suggested it. For the project, McKeen passed down leadership of the Girl-Team to Watson. Watson approved her idea for the design of the trap, and when the trap began construction, McKeen supplemented a melatonin packet. She stood on a partially finished tower, watching the project's construction with Watson, who assured her they were doing what was right.

When the time came to activate the trap, Watson was very excited, McKeen shushed her until they were called up. The trap's initiation was successful.

The boys took revenge, and Vincent Organa frightened McKeen by impersonating a demon who McKeen initially mistook for the Orc Devil, prompting him to step out of her locker to taunt her, who then emptied the locker, enraging her. McKeen was decieved by Watson into believing the Boy-Team meant to watch the Solar System die, and McKeen believed her. Although she was initially unsure, Watson pulled her aside and assured her that the only way to balance the world was to destroy those who intended to prevent it under the principle of "the ends justify the means".

Agreeing to Watson's alliance, McKeen witnessed Watson attacking Thompson in the cafeteria. When he attempted to repel her with a fire extinguisher, McKeen grabbed his ankle and yanked hard, tripping him. He recovered, dove under a table, threw Watson against a wall, and demanded to know if McKeen had tripped him, which she denied. This skirmish led to the School War.[6]

Battle of Draper[]

Helen McKeen would serve at Emily Watson's side within the leadership of the Girl-Team throughout the war. She accompanied Emily when she captured Steven Thompson, Summer Petersen, and Andrew Hendersen, and joined her on the Andy Ballard summit, and viewed the opening stages of the Battle of Draper directly from the central arena, when the Boy-Team's new army under Vincent Organa invaded the base.

Retreating with Beethoven II into a secluded grove of trees, Helen ordered her soldiers to retreat and hide, but before she joined them, she turned over plans to the Ultimate Weapon — a secret project she had been building for the Girl-Team which would later become their feared war station, the dreaded Bow-Tie — to Emily and erased all data from her computers. However, before she could leave, she was confronted by Josh Hogan. Their duel was very awkward and Emily eventually interfered and rescued Helen, although she was amused that she was evenly matched with a six-year-old.[6]

Seducing Robert Iego[]

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"There was nothing I could do. I did my best! It's not my fault!"
"Oh, yes. I understand. Your atonement is imminent."
"Maybe you should stop being so predictable.
"
―Helen McKeen stands by and watches while Emily Watson shows Betsy no mercy[src]

Shortly before Watson enacted her plans to bomb the bedrooms of Boy-Team members, she entrusted McKeen and Betsy with the task of cracking the codes that would unlock the bombers. McKeen prepared to activate the hive mind surrounding the Aerial Techno Drones, but Betsy was unable to crack the code and angrily broke the machine. Equally angry, Helen dragged Betsy to Thunder Quarters. Watson punished Betsy by feeding her to the lioness Spearhead, and in her dying moments, she amused Helen by actually begging for help from the latter. Helen lamented on Watson's predictability.[5]

Kidnapping of Eegan Grover[]

"Yes, I know it's you, Helen! Prank calling me in a time like this! Sack of bones!"
―Summer Petersen[src]

Helen McKeen took part in Watson's plot to gain the Magistrate's support against the Girl-Team. When Watson cleverly trapped Thompson and several of his friends on a rollercoaster, McKeen sensed that Summer Petersen's phone battery was on low charge and called her, making Petersen angry. Afterwards, she took custody of Zira's son, Eegan Grover, and held the baby in an old chamber behind Burger King. She intended to kill the baby and blame the boys for the crime so that the Magistrate would lash out and lose military support consequentially. When Thompson and Petersen arrived to rescue Eegan, Helen confronted them, engaging them both in a spectacular duel that ended when Petersen accidentally sprung the trap intended for Eegan, flooding the back room with boiling water. Helen fled through a hatch.[5]

Duel with Summer Petersen[]

"You have learned much, Summer."
"Really? I’m just warming - AAH!"
"You are too easy."
"Time will tell.
"
―Helen McKeen and Summer Petersen[src]

In her Junior year, Helen organized a class pet program where students took turns caring for a Sorpak from Uranus.

Emily Watson had been attempting for a while to track down and capture Summer Petersen in order to turn the girl to the cause of the Girl-Team, believing Summer was much more powerful than she knew. To this end, Emily rigged an art party that was supposed to happen at Tower Placement. She then concocted a plan to lure Summer to her through the suffering of her friends, something McKeen helped her arrange. They captured almost all the boys in the school and put Steven Thompson into a coma pit. Now they planned to reset it for Hogan and Petersen. When she arrived, McKeen lured them to her and the two fought, with McKeen trying to direct Petersen to the Coma Machine, with little progress. Hogan held his own for much of the duel, much to McKeen's surprise, who had expected him to be far weaker than Thompson, whom she had bested once before. Ultimately, Hogan and Petersen thwarted McKeen's trap and cut a ring under her, causing her to fall down through it and past the structure holding up the building.

McKeen was not badly hurt, however, but by the time she had climbed back to the top of the hole Petersen had cut, the latter was with Hogan and they were already escaping with Steven Thompson. McKeen hesitated, but Dymphina Urman, who had come a little too late to assist McKeen, ordered several Aerial Techno Drones after Petersen in McKeen's stead. McKeen headed upstairs and extracted Emily Watson from a vat of fuel, saying that with every attack they initiated, they lost a little bit of themselves. Watson dismissed this statement.[5]

Completion of the Bow-Tie[]

"This mechanical terror won't need to be used. Just by existing, it'll inspire fear in the Armies of Organa."
―Helen[src]

In January 2022, Helen McKeen revealed the Bow-Tie had been complete and demonstrated its functions to the assembled members of the High Command. Satisfied, Emily told Helen to ensure the message got to Steven Thompson. McKeen succeeded in doing so.

Later on Emily destroyed yet another neighborhood that a member of the Boy-Team lived in, and McKeen and Beethoven II exposed two spies sent by Steven Thompson. She ordered them to pass a message to Steven telling him the Bow-Tie was operational and to inform the Boy-Team Emily was ready for them to intercept the station, where she planned to destroy all of them.

Battle of the Bow-Tie[]

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Inside the Bow-Tie, Helen McKeen and Emily Watson learned from Natalia Thornton that the Boy-Team had come. McKeen nervously warned Watson not to underestimate Thompson, and pointed out that the Boy-Team had sent some of their best warriors. Watson rebuffed McKeen, telling her that she and Thornton worried too much, and Steven would surely underestimate them.

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Helen McKeen witnessing the Boy-Team's attack.

When the boys reached the station, they opened fire on the Supreme Ingot, prompting McKeen to begin charging it up and prepare to unleash a horde of drones with their own electric drill ingots. Unfortunately for them, all the ships launched their torpedoes toward the giant stabilizer charging the superweapon, destroying it as McKeen was preparing to fire a second time. Outraged, McKeen demanded to know where Emily Watson was, but Thornton claimed she did not know. Eventually, she found her, but Watson told her not to interfere when she sought out Thompson.

Convinced by Micheal's words and what the notebooks showed, McKeen questioned Emily, and was horrified to learn of her true plans, which involved the genocide of the male gender in its entirety. McKeen decided to abandon Watson, something she did not tell her and kept to herself until the following night. Hence, she complied and hurled Michael out of the window, which she would later try to justify as a mercy killing.[5]

Redemption[]

Betrayal[]

"Why do you believe me, Steven?"
"Because I believe there is no such thing as someone who sins, makes a change, and doesn't deserve a chance to prove it.
"
―Helen McKeen and Steven Thompson[src]

Over the next day, Helen McKeen thought of everyone she had knowingly helped place in mortal danger. Refusing to allow Watson to continue endangering innocent lives, she chose to join the Armies of Organa.

She immediately pulled a robe on and went to Steven Thompson's house, where a celebration was taking place. Thompson and Jay Organa moved to deal with her personally, but she told them about her defection and begged them for a chance at redemption. Thompson and Jay were very quick to forgive her, but Vincent and Josh Hogan both suspected she was false, and while Josh told Steven to do what he thought was right, Vincent said he would meditate on it that night. He assured McKeen that her best friends on Emily Watson’s side, and it would be endless civil war unless the Girl-Team was dismantled. McKeen told him that may not be necessary if Watson and her "buddy" were destroyed — cryptically mentioning the Orc Devil. She formulated a plan that would consist of her going to Thunder Quarters, preventing the manufacturing of more Girl-Team weaponry, and taking Emily Watson into custody. Denim Spikes, who had also defected, agreed to help her do this, and she realized why Thompson and Jay believed her so quickly.[5]

Thunder Quarters[]

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Helen confronts the heartless Emily Watson.

"I may not have heard you properly, but are you saying you claiming to be disenchanted?"
"You said we would balance the world and make it better. That the Armies of Organa are attempting to stop us and destroy it.
"
―I have not done anything to the contrary."
"You're improving the world by unhinging it? By wiping out those who want to preserve it? You don’t want order. You want revenge. You just need to let go of the past.[src]

Both of them entered Thunder Quarters that same night. Leaving Denim Spikes to his objective, Helen McKeen continued her mission by entering the conference room, where she was to kill the generals. She immediately closed all the doors, preventing any Girl-Team member from escaping. At first, several of the leaders warmly welcomed her, before they recognized her new motives. In their surprise, Helen murdered Ursula Blackham, the Girl-Team general who held almost as much power as Helen herself. Before she died, Ursula pleaded with Helen, but Helen proceeded to kill her. Her mission accomplished, the girl prepared to search for Emily when the villain found her first. After Helen nervously revealed her conversion, Emily accused her of turning on her, but Helen stated that her sadism and lust for revenge had already done that, and that she had allowed the boys’ revenge plot to twist her point of view until she became hellbent on a path to self-destruction.

Unaffected by the traitor’s “lies” and unafraid of evil, Emily told Helen that her “suicide mission” would give her no profit. Realizing that she spoke like a purely evil woman would, Helen vowed to stop her at all costs, prompting the two to engage in a brutal duel that caused substantial damage to the facility. Ultimately, Helen and Emily were hovering over vats of electricity, when Helen reflected on her blind failure while Emily stated that she should have known that Helen could not be trusted.

With that, they began a brief bout of bladework. The bout ended when Helen jumped to high ground on a ramp, gaining advantage over Emily. Despite Helen’s warning not to try the jump, the antagonist ignored her and did so anyway, allowing McKeen to blast apart two supporting beams and Deteleport. As she did this, Watson's own house fell down on top of her. McKeen tearfully took Exoneration and left her to die underneath the rubble. Petersen arrived in a speeder and they narrowly escaped from Ludwig Beethoven II. The rescuers brought Helen back to her home; Helen told her parents she had fallen off her bike to explain her twisted elbow.[5]

Finding love[]

"Then the rumor is true and I was the only member of the Decemahead who evaded capture. We can't just barricade ourselves and do nothing! Steven?"
"Helen is right. We only have one logical option presented to us, and that's fighting."
"I—I didn't mean for this to happen! I only wanted someone who could help me improve the solar system, unite it, now this?"
"Hey, look at me, girl. It's all because of you, it's all because of me, it's all because of the Queen of England, who gives a crap? [...] Choose as you please, I will support you either way. Are you up for this?
"
―Helen McKeen and Steven Thompson[src]

After the battle, Helen McKeen spent several weeks building weapons for the Armies of Organa. She also began bonding with Steven Thompson during this time.

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Helen McKeen hears Steven Thompson's counsel.

After three months of working with Steven Thompson, Helen McKeen realized that the entire Decemahead had been routed and captured by forces of the Girl-Team. Upon arriving at the house of Andrew Hendersen. Upon seeing Thompson there with a teenager named Charles, McKeen said she would help, and Charles explained the situation to her. Overwhelmed with fear and guilt for causing a disaster that she perceived as being her fault, McKeen began to lose morale and had a panic attack. Thompson managed to calm her down and told her that she needed to make a choice. He said she could hide from the bombardment of the Red Battlements, built within Tower Placement itself, or continue the war. While he promised to accommodate whatever her needs were, he assured her that if she continued fighting, she would be a true member of the Decemahead, and by extension, the Boy-Team itself.[5]

The fall of Utah[]

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Helen McKeen and Charles Hugh fight against Emily Watson's army.

"Second chances don't come around very often. I suggest you take a really close look at it. This is your chance to earn that look in the eyes of the star system, to become the heroine they already think you are."
―Steven Thompson[src]

Her confidence restored by Thompson's words, McKeen joined him and Hugh, and the unlikely trio moved to rescue the leaders. The three Boy-Team members fought their way through the defenses to the Red Battlements, which was already under bombardment, and managed to infiltrate the base, only to find the prisoners being held at the very top floor, monitored by Emily Watson herself.

McKeen, Thompson, and Charles fought against Watson, who furiously retaliated against all three of their assaults demanding that they leave her alone. Watson tried to separate the group, but she eventually smashed Thompson into a wall. She attempted to manipulate the distraught warrior by presenting her with Thompson's unconscious form, saying she should kill him as he fittingly represented the worst of masculinity and the evil it can possess. McKeen, still hurt by Thompson's lie, considered her former best friend's words, but hesitated when she thought about the love and compassion that he had brought to her life when she realized that he professed his love for her before leaving to rescue people crucial to the path to peace. McKeen steadfastly refused to kill him. Charles told her that while boys like him were everything Watson said and can be capable of the worst crimes, Helen had learned that they are equally capable of so much more: unbridled love and compassion.

Together, they managed to best Emily Watson. McKeen took Watson's pistol, recognizing its previous owner and grimly deducing that Renae Alvarez-Chapman was dead. Goaded by this realization, she held Watson at both bladepoint and gunpoint, while Charles likewise cocked his blade at her neck. Watson began laughing in amusement at McKeen's sentiment and mercy, and told her she could not afford either of those in the future. Watson proceeded to Deteleport.[5]

Pleasant Grove[]

"Calm down, Steven. Close your eyes. Don't think. Just feel. We're here for you."
―Helen right before she kisses Steven[src]

Helen McKeen and Steven Thompson then encountered the Orc demon, who was far larger than Thompson thought, a thought which amused McKeen when he expressed it. Black offered McKeen a single chance to rejoin her, but she swore at the Orc demon in response. Just as Black was about to kill them both, the entire Decemahead converged, engaging in a fierce fight with Black. Suddenly, Black tore out of a chamber and flew for Pleasant Grove, prompting McKeen to chase after her.[5] As Black began burning Pleasant Grove, McKeen began attempting to distract her former mistress, to no avail. The fight ended when Thompson leaped into the Orc demon's mouth and emerged, covered in venomous blood. McKeen was able to squeeze the inhuman blood from him by pinching certain parts of his skin, and along with Summer Petersen, they managed to rescue him after "having a little blowout with the cops". Both girls were kneeling by Thompson's side when he awoke. McKeen tenderly kissed Thompson on the cheek, but she looked up in genuine alarm when Petersen began crying and fled from Thompson's house.[1]

Acknowledging her feelings[]

"If you could have escaped trying to save yourself, and did, or could have escaped from the Orc Devil independently and chose not to, then maybe you'd lose my respect. But you did everything you could, and when you could do nothing but a fatal strike at the enemy faction, you bravely jumped into it, quite literally, and accepted your fate. That is courage, not weakness. And as far as I'm concerned, there is no nicer or more handsome dude anywhere."
―Helen McKeen[src]

Over the next week, McKeen started to realize she had tender feelings for Thompson, as she did not know anyone who was as handsome or kind as he was, until she realized she loved him more than anyone else at the school and missed him dearly. Eventually, McKeen tried to console Petersen, but she ignored her attempts to speak with her and shut her out.

At the end of the day, Helen McKeen returned home, changed into a sports bra, and immediately began mowing the lawn in her family's front yard. Steven Thompson, who had been with Josh Hogan, opted to speak with her instead, as he believed only she would understand what was troubling him most. He politely offered not to intrude since she was both busy and somewhat immodest, but McKeen warmly invited him in to discuss what was on his mind.

Stepping inside, Thompson told her he felt horrible for his perceptions of his actions at Pleasant Grove, as he thought leaping into the Orc Devil's throat had been a hasty and callous decision to leave the Boy-Team through self-righteous suicide. However, McKeen provided a logical explanation that his actions were noble, not cowardly, and assured him that she loved him. She returned to mowing the lawn, but her cheerfulness began to fade as the machine bumped into a rock. Thompson playfully demanded that he let her allow him to finish for her, but McKeen did not want money for a job she did not complete. Thompson teasingly threatened to demote her for "disobeying a direct order". She began to calm her nerves as he finished the job for her. This event left her dumbfounded that Thompson was such a deep thinker, and it, coupled with his gratitude for her saving his life at Pleasant Grove, were the two driving events that began their romantic relationship together.[1]

Dating Steven Thompson[]

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During the openhouse, Thompson asked McKeen out, and she agreed enthusiastically. He gave her a bouquet prior to leaving, something she was ecstatic about. Later, she came to visit him, where they made out for the first time.

Summer Petersen, as well as all the boys, were arrested. However, Helen did not share this fate. To her relief, they all escaped prison minus Jay Organa and Summer.[1]

Liberation of Utah[]

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"Nobility Magic...breathtaking. That was a privilege to witness."
―Helen[src]

After meeting up with them, Helen gave Steven the keycard to the Boy Trap and helped lead the boys in an imminent battle with the girls. When Emily noticed the boys assembling through a window, she led the girls in a counterattack. With that, Vincent revealed Helen and the Boy-Team, and the whole of both armies came on each other in a heated battle of which the boys had a slightly stronger advantage. During the fight, Helen brandished her blade alongside Andrew Hendersen while shouting orders to various men, shouting at two boys to get off of a bridge they were fighting on. It was during the carnage that Beethoven II attempted to fight and kill Helen McKeen. Helen noticed and confronted the latter. Beethoven was charged by Helen; at the last second the villain activated his jetpack and grappled to the ceiling before fleeing the building. Helen went after him and disabled his air gear, bringing him back to the ground. With that, Helen quickly beheaded the infamous warmonger before breaking off to deal with the Godslayer, hoping to rescue Josh Hogan. She brought a skunk with her, which sprayed Cara Mota and caused the hugely embarrassed celebrity to depart. Helen instantly believed Josh about Cara's guilt, but she believed she could convince few others.

Returning promptly to Tower Placement, Helen signaled for a cessation of the fight. She explained everything she knew about Emily Watson's motives, disgusting many girls who had trusted the latter. McKeen then offered the chance to surrender, and the girls were more than happy to oblige. They immediately fled the school for a seemingly permanent time. As Helen joined the boys in a brief dance as Andrew gave her two gallant victory kisses, much to her annoyance.

Helen McKeen was also the first to discover Summer’s death after she was fatally slashed by Emily, who had just been killed. She shed tears as the loss seemed to be permanent until Summer miraculously revived, with Helen citing it had been a privilege to witness.[1]

A restless summer[]

A few days later, she introduced a level system to the neurotypical populace at Tower Placement. She also brought Petersen to Thunder Quarters on her own request so they could address the patriarch, William Watson, giving their sympathy about his daughter and offering compensation, to which William, unmoved by that news, claimed that he would not miss her at all since she became a disgustingly malignant woman in the end.[1]

As a result of exposure to the influence of the proxy form of the Black Queen herself, Helen McKeen eventually developed pyrokinetic powers, which her mother, Grace, was known to be excited by.

In 2022, a severely injured Andrew Hendersen bade Helen McKeen as a gift before telling her he was moving and admitting he would miss her more than most and was very pleased that she rejected Emily Watson. She somehow acquired his severed hand in the mix. Eventually, McKeen realized that Hendersen's hand had been sealed seconds after it was severed and it had preserved his mutated cells as a result. To McKeen's astonishment, the hand began to grow into a new Hendersen, possessing all of his originator's memories.

Helen managed to convince Grace to adopt Andrew, making him extremely grateful. Helen began bonding with her adopted younger brother while they lived together.[2]

War with the Cavaliers[]

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Helen McKeen during the Insurrection of the Cavaliers of Thornton

High General[]

Recognizing the danger it placed her in, McKeen resolved to resign as class president. With the rest of the great factions being far too preoccupied, McKeen and Thompson announced the official return of the Armies of Organa.

As the growing conflict advanced, McKeen began to realize that she had not seen Summer Petersen for two weeks. During a private meeting between four members of the Head, Thompson revealed that Petersen had been spirited from Provo and added that she had warned him this may happen. McKeen was outraged by the revelation and said if she did not return over the next month, she would be sought out by Boy-Team forces.

Eventually, Thompson told McKeen he was going out into the forest with Andrew Hendersen to find Summer Petersen. Before he left, McKeen gave him a sympathetic hug and wished him luck. This left McKeen as the High General, a rank she took very seriously. Still, the job depressed and drained her constantly.[7]

Battle of Orem[]

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Helen helped coordinate the ensuing evacuation, giving instructions to pilots, and signaled the ships to leave the base. Once the base was overrun by Cavalier ground forces, McKeen and Hendersen were forced to retreat. McKeen escaped with the others. Reunited at last with McKeen, Hugh expressed his doubts in what was left of the Armies of Organa. McKeen, however, reassured him that the army had everything necessary to rise again.[7]

Aftermath[]

In 2023, Helen learned that the Empire State Building had been destroyed by the Cavaliers. Devastated by the news, Helen at last alerted Mutapresident Roxanne Waterston of the situation and asked that her forces keep an eye out for Thornton, as well; the Armies of Organa set up a special hot line for the government to call with any information.[2]

Trace to the Petersen House[]

"All right, all right, we'll have time for a cozy reunion later! For now we need to get the hell out of here!"
―Helen McKeen reacting to Steven Thompson asking if he can kiss Summer Petersen[src]

Following this, she learned from Thompson that he had intercepted a clue to Petersen's whereabouts. Heartened by the news, McKeen tracked Thompson to a military camp. She chose to go there. Just before she left, she discussed war plans with Vincent Organa, his brother Jay, and the rest of the Head of Twenty (minus Thompson and Petersen). The High General revealed her intention to go to Thompson. She left Vincent in charge. When Wesley argued that Vincent was too young and it was an enormous responsibility to begin with, McKeen listed Vincent's numerous skills. She paired herself with Charlie Corner, who seemed eager to accompany her.

Eventually, McKeen and Corner located Thompson in their van, and the two made camp.

After she woke, McKeen walked in on Thompson contacting a girl named Jamie on hologram on May 15. She asked what was going on, to which Thompson claimed it was nothing.

The trio eventually ended up hiding in a grocery store called Kent's. However, they were, apparently, awaiting Andrew. While they waited, they wandered around the store. Andrew arrived, and they all headed for the Petersen House in McKeen's van. In flight, however, they were assaulted by Falgamas. McKeen tried to fight them off, but Hendersen forced her to let him drive. Despite destroying the majority of savage birds, their ship was ultimately forced to crash-land in the grass.

McKeen recovered and helped rescue Andrew from the rubble. At last, they found Summer Petersen in her home. By then, it became obvious that Petersen was slightly out of shape, though she was clearly determined to fight, pleasing McKeen.

Knowing Liv Emerson was on her way, McKeen urged them to hurry, though she was called off for acting impatiently. Petersen chose to rejoin the organization, and she ultimately left Rory behind. Just then, Emerson converged and began firing at the five Boy-team members. On Petersen's insistence, they managed to board the Heartbreaker. McKeen held Hendersen in his crystalline form until McKeen hurled fire at Emerson, destroying her fighter. As the Heartbreaker flew into the sky and toward Thompson's house, McKeen saw Thompson softly soothing Petersen over a cut on her stomach, leaving McKeen to wonder if they would become closer in the events that followed.[2]

Revelation of her family lineage[]

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Defense of Tower Placement[]

Helen McKeen fought to defend Tower Placement. Suddenly, she noticed Summer Petersen and Jay Organa. Petersen implored for McKeen's help in liberating the prisoners and luring Natalia Thornton into the open. McKeen hesitated, but Petersen pointed out everyone was locked in combat and both moves were of the utmost importance.

Reluctantly convinced by Petersen's words, McKeen consented, and they made for the elevators. When Petersen and McKeen entered the detention bay, Charlie Corner ambushed the latter and tackled her to the ground, pinning her down. Corner revealed the truth to his adversaries, that he had been playing them for weeks and taunted them about their trusting him, and said he would give them a slow, painful death. However, Petersen pushed him down the stairs, forcing him to teleport warning that he would be "overpowered".

Once the two had liberated everyone else, they returned to the battle, where Petersen noticed that the battle was not going well for the Armies of Organa. They retreated to a bunker in order to talk strategy, but Natalia Thornton was already in the bunker, waiting to pull them both into a one-on-one situation. Thornton told them they had nothing to fear and to join her ranks, but this only angered Petersen, whom Thornton conjured ropes to bind her with. In response to this, McKeen attacked Thornton, who easily overpowered her with her superior strength and skill by taking her sword. But as she was preparing to give her own sister the death blow, Organa freed Petersen and attacked Thornton, giving McKeen time to escape. Intent on returning to the battle, she proceeded upstairs, where she was confronted by Beion. Knowing she was unable to fight him, she seduced him into sitting comfortably with her, where she slowly incapacitated him via taser. Continuing to fight bravely throughout the corridors, she was captured by Cavalier forces. Sidetracked by the war, she had forgotten to track down Cedwell for Zira Miranda Grover. Cera Lewis loaded McKeen, who had been bound, onto her car, and they drove to a place where they could hand over the prisoner to Xydarone IV, in spite of Summer and Jay's attempt to stop her.[2]

Prisoner of the Magistrate[]

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Helen McKeen dancing at the Royal Palace of the Magistrate

"I was still chained up at Zira’s palace. If it weren’t for the calendar in the throne room I probably would have lost track of time. There was a TV set in front of me, my only entertainment which was set to play at one o'clock and five o'clock every day. Today, however, something very different from the usual quo happened."
―Helen writing in her diary[src]

Xydarone IV took Helen Thornton to the Royal Palace of the Magistrate in Idaho as punishment for her failure to bring Cedwell to justice. Brought directly before Zira herself, Helen escaped execution by performing an effortlessly arousing lip sync and making a quip about her abs, right as Zira was preparing to activate the suction field situated below the infamous Death Pit. Her natural attractiveness and incredible singing voice impressed the International Alliance, who kept her around for regular performances. Helen was usually shackled to a special booth. When there, her only entertainment was a television set playing twice per day. Apparently, she also had access to a calendar.[2] It was also during this time that Cedwell was successfully hunted down and destroyed (as he had been murdered by his fellow inmates). The whole thing was a setup by the Magistrate (through Igor) and she reaffirmed Helen was stuck with her in the palace and was never getting out.[8]

Liberation[]

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Helen Thornton sees Summer Petersen approaching her.

In 2026, the group managed to locate Helen and set up a rescue operation. As a result of careful planning, Helen was freed by Summer Petersen disguised as Xydarone V, temporarily suffering from exhaustion and hunger, as a result of sickness. However, Zira suspected something like such would happen and surprised them, laughing hard as she arrested Thornton while Petersen was to become her new slave. In his cell in Zira’s palace, Helen was reunited with Rory, who now served her and Summer. With the arrival of Vincent Organa, Helen Thornton was brought once more before Zira. She tried to barter for her life but to no avail, as she was considered a failure by Zira. Helen reunited with Vincent as the two were sentenced to death and carried off to the Temple of the Relinquished.

At the temple, Thornton slipped Organa his laser sword just as he was about to be executed. Bursting out of subspace, Steven Thompson turned the tables and a battle broke out. During the fight, Thornton was rearmed, and quickly joined the fray, helping Organa duel her captor Xydarone IV. Together they killed the mercenary and sent her head into the cosmic gateway. Helen was then knocked off the van, but was able to cling to an edge. Before she could get back up, Helen suddenly noticed Natalia Thornton disguised as Erica Chamberlain and dueling Jay Organa and chose to rescue her sister. Instead of being grateful, Thornton attacked her sister and easily overpowered her. After Thornton revealed her anger at Helen's attitude, she prepared to kill her, but Helen begged her to let her utter her last words before she turned her in.

Before Natalia could respond, the two were surrounded, but Natalia easily killed their assailants and continually participated in the battle, but ended up being aghast at how much Cavalier blood was spilled, and rather than warning the Magistrate or helping Thompson, she attempted to take advantage of the respite to pull out. It was then that Helen declared that she would not depart, for the Armies of Organa would die if she left, but her response was that it did not matter. In response, Helen told her that everything she did to change the Eight Worlds was only making them worse, because everyone interested in doing so is improving the star system in their own way and she can never become the "Messiah" just by wishing to and trying to be this by committing genocide, claiming she had become Emily Watson. Her words caught Natalia off guard and she actually had a change of heart. Thanks to Helen's words, she aided her old enemies by dismantling the control program on her ship, ending the battle for good. Nevertheless, Thornton ultimately chose to depart, wishing herself dead despite Helen's attempts to persuade her into joining them, she chose to leave and try to make up for the suffering she had brought about. The two sisters hugged just as Mutapresident Roxanne Waterston arrived with a squad of governors. After hearing Natalia Thornton's case, the Mutapresident sentenced her to a minimum of two years in jail and pardoned the rest of the Cavaliers. Disappointed and satisfied at the same time, Helen bade her goodbye and promised to contact her on a weekly basis. She then was reunited with her friends, who had defeated the Magistrate once and for all.

The heroes escaped and left for home with Justin Bellamy. On the way there, Helen changed clothes and told Summer she was sorry they had to fight again. When she arrived, Thornton told her parents what had happened, and hoped Petersen would tell the truth as well.[2]

A peaceful life[]

School counseling[]

"So, you've been punished. You screwed up. You know you've done wrong, so now what you should ask yourself is, how are you going to right this wrong? Maybe you thought you were being cool. There's only one true means of being cool, and that's meeting the right people's expectations. When you think about it, everyone has an idol. We all have someone we look up to, be it a parent, a celebrity, a superhero, or even a crush. Think. What would he or she do?"
―Helen Thornton[src]

After returning to Utah, Helen Thornton finished her education at high school. During this time, she hosted what became known as the Athlete Zone, in place of the Zone of Athletes, for Tower Placement School, as well as a series of PSAs about being a good athlete and a good person, that got played to help motivate students. When the government recognized how much talent she had in this field, her videos and routines began being played in other schools as well, and were eventually viewed by Master Intelligence himself on a consistent basis. Many years after Thornton stopped making these videos, he played one of these for Force Baby, who angrily and irrationally claimed that no message taken out of contact could know what was right for him as an individual.

Some of the topics Helen Thornton had spoken about to the school children in her videos had included fire hazards, the value of dietary balance, human reproduction, the vitality of math and reading skills, maturity, evolution, and detention.[9]

Remaining in touch[]

In the mix, Helen Thornton attended the graduation party being held by Steven Thompson, during which time she joined the ring fight held near the end.

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Thornton pins Scott Friedrich

After Scott Friedrich took out Josh Hogan, Thornton rushed at him from behind, scissored him around the head, and pinned him to the ground. Thornton then got out of the ring and headed inside, leaving Andrew astounded. Once inside, Thompson promised her she could have her prize in the morning, as he wanted to discuss something with her. What they discussed is unknown, nor what Thornton's prize actually was.[2]

At some point after graduating, she competed in the sport of strongwoman (she placed second at North American Nationals in 2032), and began consistently channeling her love of action and meaning-driven physicality into storytelling and writing, contributing to a prestigious magazine. She also remained in contact with Steven Thompson, as she contacted his wife Summer Thompson prior to a football game Steven was about to play in live and assured her that she and her boyfriend Eddie Bakari were very happy together.[10]

Meeting in Maryland[]

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Helen opposed letting Natalia be used as a test subject. The ritual backfired, and Xitol arrived in the house, introducing herself to Jay before reluctantly acknowledging Helen and Natalia.

In 2037, Helen married Eddie Bakari, considerably later in life than Steven, Summer, Josh, and the latter's unnamed lover, who all married and started families in their early twenties. She proceeded to join the Team of Terror. While serving, she remained in touch with Steven.[10]

The Mutapresident of the United States of America[]

Election[]

"I was actually a big supporter to her election campaign."
―Cara Mota[src]

With financial backing from Cara Mota, Helen Thornton managed to set up a decent election campaign based around a platform of conservative fiscal ideology and bringing equality to the United States of America, and was elected as the Mutapresident of the United States and the very last of her universe. She often promoted themes of metahuman empowerment.[3]

Battle of the Earthly Plane[]

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The Black Queen's destruction[]

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War of Jupiter[]

"We are all slaves, to our own pride, to our own selfishness, to our own shallowness. We are nothing more than parasites, feeding on the lives of our fellow men. This must end."
―Helen Thornton[src]

In the summer of 2051, Helen Thornton had to visit Eddie Bakari and later Paul to ask both of them to complete their respective paperwork and the other tasks they were yet to do. She spoke with Paul of her concerns for recent activity similar to ones which happened when Emily Watson was alive. She was in power when, on January 9, 2052, the Brightening was initiated and the members of Plague Reborn were defeated by the Final Alliance, led by the members of the S.M.S.B. Thornton subsequently resided over the beginning of a subsequent period of welcome peace and prosperity. She was also known to have maintained a good working relationship with the Fobble President.[9]

Resignation[]

After her term expired in 2056, Helen Thornton stayed on as an adviser and messenger to her successor.[11]

Legacy[]

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One of Helen Thornton's PSAs.

"What habits, what thoughts, what company are we courting? Helping yourself, caring for yourself, often necessitates cutting away parts of the old you. Taking total ownership of my misery when I was at my lowest is a big part of what has ultimately allowed me to grow the most. The depression, caused by my imprisonment, was not my fault entirely - but it was growing in the environment I allowed to exist. I had to change a lot to beat it back. Usually, this form of change is terrifying. And it cannot be done without vision. You need a vision of what you want, of who you want to be, and practice being that person in little, feasible ways. The smaller ways add up. Watering the right plants every day adds up. Decide what you're growing into."
―Helen Thornton[src]

It is unlikely that she was still alive in 2094, but in this year, Hardy played one of Thornton's videos from eight decades past to encourage Master Intelligence, who was wracked with guilt for failing to foresee the uprising of the Unifiers, something which made Lindsay Kellerman cry.[12]

Physical description[]

"Until now, Steven hadn't really realized just how attractive Helen was. He was surprised, she actually looked pretty good with her hair flickering across her muscular backside. Her arms were thick and her stomach was tight and muscled, not in a grotesque kind of way, but in a cute kind of way. She had an eight-pack! He'd never noticed. Maybe because every time he saw her she actually had a shirt on."
―Steven Thompson's thoughts[src]

Helen McKeen was exceptionally tall, healthy, and beautiful. In a chillingly venereal way, she looked older than her real age and was 193 centimeters tall at age sixteen, at which point she could have passed for her late twenties according to Steven Thompson, her ex-boyfriend. She had shoulder-long dark brown hair, blue eyes, and smooth, fair skin. On almost any occasion, Helen was seen wearing boots and formal yet roomy clothing. Generally, high responsibilities and troubles with war rendered Helen’s face more solemn than most girls her age, so her real physical beauty did not shine through initially. Because she exercised consistently, McKeen had a slender, muscular build and her tight stomach had an eight-pack, alluding to her exceptional physical strength. Unless she is wearing a black sports bra, which she does when she is exercising or doing chores outside, her shirt usually conceals her lined stomach muscles unless her arms are folded or a similar situation occurs, according to Steven Thompson. Helen wore a black hoodie whenever she worked alongside Emily Watson, although she began wearing tank tops while working with the Armies of Organa.

When she was nine years old, Helen had a far less sensual complexion and she wore fake glasses for fun, a habit she apparently dropped by 2021. In her late teens, Helen McKeen’s Body Mass Index was 23.4, meaning that she was at an ideal weight.

Apparently, Helen's appearance was perfectly capable of catching attention from numerous boys and even a few Lesbians at Tower Placement. The latter is shown as Valiera Nelson was charmed by her at once, and it is possible that Steven Thompson may have been as well. In 2025, Sarah Lewis stated that "a lot of boys like her", and that even Beion found her "good-looking", with the additional observation that Beion was very hard to please when it came to the physical appearance of women. Though Beion immediately objected to this accusation, it could still count as a testament of sorts to Helen's beauty. Teenage twins Tavion and Gavin Gondronan were very taken with her as well. Despite only being six years old, Jay Organa also said she was a cute girl. Even the similarly young Andrew Hendersen angrily said that "[she] may have angelic beauty, but [she] sure as hell ain't an angel", as he would ironically consider her extremely attractive when he got older.

Personality and traits[]

"What habits, what thoughts, what company are we courting? Helping yourself, caring for yourself, often necessitates cutting away parts of the old you. Taking total ownership of my misery when I was at my lowest is a big part of what has ultimately allowed me to grow the most."
―Helen Thornton[src]

Helen McKeen was widely considered as a woman with immense, almost prodigious passion, maturity, intellectualism, and levelheadedness. Even locked in combat with the tremendously powerful and increasingly psychotic Emily Watson and being forced onto the defensive, she remained relaxed and confident throughout. This aura only ever collapsed on the occasion that she was assaulted by Charlie Corner, a double agent she had almost seen as a little brother, where her reaction to his double-crossing was uncharacteristically vicious, almost animalistic. Her passionate nature and willingness to engage in violence to achieve her goals led her to make a vital mistake and side with Emily Watson, which deeply influenced much of her future actions. She was also exceptionally extroverted and seemed to dislike being alone in general.

As an elementary schooler, Helen learned from her parents that failure is one of the worst concepts in Sol, and came to believe that accomplishments bring about success and success brings about joy. Hence, Helen became very hard-working and perceptive, coming out on top in most of her classes and continuously aiding her friends. She was so studious that she became the Supreme Leader of the Girl-Team and Emily Watson kept her in as second-in-command. Because of her efficiency, she often had time to do hobby work on the side. While most Girl-Team members depended solely on their ability, Helen readily relied on logic. Although this often helped her cleverly deduce information that many others missed, Helen’s emphasis on logic also made her skeptical about accepting anything without proof, and passionately hateful of superstition. She was quite responsible, perfectionistic, and well put-together, which led to her being made the class president for three academic years, or eleven consecutive terms. Throughout her entire school career, Helen was insistent on order and steadfastly devoted to indivisibility.

Helen was highly solemn and exceptionally stoic, but not incapable of emotional experiences: she was visibly heartbroken at Emily’s turn to evil. She also frequently voiced her feelings of distress or disappointment. She also had great judgement, and was highly regarded for her strength of character and strength, especially by Steven. She valued intelligence and cunning over physical power. Whoever Helen sided with, she was fiercely loyal to (not unlike Charles and Melinoe). The only thing she asked for in exchange was their loyalty in return. From the start, Helen was fully devoted to order, peace, and goodness.

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Helen McKeen was a very introverted and thoughtful young woman with a stunning intellect.

Like Steven Thompson, Helen was also willing to become friends with anyone, even if they were outcasts. Two most notable examples of this were her emotional attachments to Emily Watson and Summer Petersen, who everyone else had dissed.

Helen was also very distrusting of most people, being very careful of who she relayed facts about her personal life to, keeping what she considered to be important information back even from her colleagues and superiors. She never forgave betrayal and she appeared to have virtually no tolerance for it. Before her conversion, Helen’s thoughts regarding betrayal were still the same. However, Emily Watson knew about this and used it as a tool to ensure her loyalty. She was also surprisingly compassionate and strong. This was evident as Helen had reconfigured her playroom into a center for helping injured animals, and had survived being mobbed by Girl-Team members, was able to hold off Steven Thompson and Summer Petersen at the same time, and triumphed in a duel with Watson herself. She was also surprisingly moody, especially before the start of the School War.

Her passion was strong enough to have her befriend and even side with a clearly murderous psychopath, Emily Watson, for what she believed to be the greater good. Although her will was strong, Watson was still able to deceive her into believing that the Girl-Team fought for order and safety. She was therefore unfazed when Watson killed several members of the Armies of Organa and was willing to use the Bow-Tie against them. Fortunately, she was not blinded by passion and was capable of reason, clearly being appalled by the level of destruction Watson was trying to achieve to bring about the latter's own ends, and promptly sided with the Boy-Team to make amends. After getting to know the Boy-Team, she has since let go of any grudge or hatred she previously held against the team. Inevitably, Helen was extremely courageous and willing to give up her life for freedom. From the start, she was openly devoted to order, peace, and goodness.

Having encountered many dangerous and outright traumatic experiences throughout her childhood, she was hyper-paranoid and thought of by many with a less ideal regard for her as being delusional. This was also due to her past allegiance with the Syndicate of Light, which frequently wracked her with remorse and guilt. McKeen carried a deep fear of making mistakes or acting emotionally vulnerable, both of which she confessed to Steven Thompson, and was frequently wracked with guilt and remorse. Her self-doubt and guilt over the mistakes she has made have at times led her to inaction, even though she is generally action-oriented. Despite this, Thompson was able to talk her into action, affirming her desire to fight for what she feels is right, despite what others may think of her.

McKeen became considerably more mellow after joining the team, as she is seen to be more compassionate, level-headed, and less inclined to use trickery as a means to an end. In the past she had no qualms about manipulating others in order to achieve what she wanted, though she later regretted doing this. While often assuming a gentle and civilized manner, McKeen could still be very sarcastic and snarky at times. Having become less aggressive and more reluctant to do harm, she has not been seen choosing murder over incapacitation once since she joined the Armies of Organa. She has shown a willingness to kill her enemies in extreme circumstances, as shown when she reluctantly took out Liv Emerson by blowing up the Corrupter with her fire.

Helen McKeen, because she did not tell much about herself and did not react emotionally to narrowly anything, was also extremely difficult to read, making it almost impossible to tell what emotion she's feeling, which had proven to be both a strength and a weakness. She was very pragmatic and extremely goal-oriented, sacrificing her opinion for her efficiency when it came to completing a mission, making an effort not to make things too personal if she could avoid it and preferring to observe, calculate and deal with the facts of the mission, so that she didn't become dissuaded by her own opinion.

Helen had a universally negative dating history, but she was shown to rise from it, stronger than before. She grew to care for Steven Thompson during their time together, eventually developing strong romantic feelings for him, considering him to be an innocent yet complex person whose heart had always been in the right place. However, when he chose to date Summer Petersen instead, Helen was very disappointed, but she did nothing to hijack their relationship, even though she was evidently jealous when she saw them wrestling playfully in the guest bedroom, though she left before anything more emotional happened. Her feelings eventually became such that she would protect him at any cost, even if it seemed impossible.

"Exactly, Steven, exactly. Nature surrounds us, supports us, supplements us, gives us everything we need. Would you think less of Jamie if she was hairy and stood on all fours?"
―Helen's attunement to nature[src]

McKeen was a strict vegan, believing that all forms of life should be respected. She considered it barbaric to kill an animal "just to put an extra course on the table". She claimed to know what it felt like for livestock to be alive due to her knowledge of biology. She also had a great love of nature, evidenced by her bedroom being a place for her to sleep and a shelter for helpless animals and not much else. She is also known to enjoy veggie burgers.

In the end, Helen McKeen proved herself to be a person who has good reason to have a more aggressive approach towards fighting, and someone who is often just as misunderstood as Summer Petersen was.

Powers and abilities[]

Intelligence
 
4 / 5
Strength
 
3 / 5
Agility
 
4 / 5
Damage
 
3 / 5
Control
 
5 / 5
Courage
 
4 / 5

For information on Power Box, review the Power Box page.Helen McKeen is one of the strongest students at Tower Placement School, being extremely physically and mentally adept, and capable of defeating the Supreme Leader Emily Watson.

Powers[]

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Helen McKeen tapping into her pyrokinetic power.

  • Metahuman Physiology: As a result of exposure to the influence of the Black Queen's proxy form, Helen McKeen eventually developed pyrokinetic powers. She can produce fire of her own energy, allowing her to light up a room or immolate her targets, potentially exerting enough force to destroy them. McKeen could also use her psionic energy streams to enhance the powers behind her attacks, such as when she battled Natalia Thornton.

Abilities[]

  • Master combatant: Helen proved to be one of the only non-mutates able to engage Emily Watson and survive, as her Stil VI mastery perfectly countered Watson’s angry Stil V. McKeen simply gave ground before Watson’s onslaught, waiting until Watson grew frustrated and overconfident, and then putting down the hapless tyrant when her defense lapsed. Helen was a mistress of throwing projectile weaponry with great accuracy and pinpoint precision, being fond of using them to disarm her opponents. She can also use them with lethal force, such as during the Liberation of Utah, when she quickly threw one into the chest of an assailant. She even trained Steven to help him perfect his own throwing skills.
  • Peak-human condition: After a lifestyle of consistently exercising and making wise food choices, Helen McKeen was in excellent physical condition, bearing exceptional strength, agility, dexterity, balance, and body coordination.
    • Peak-human agility: Helen has been seen swinging on ropes with incredible coordination and skill, and cutting out pieces of rubble to drop on the head of the Orc Devil, moving in tandem with Sierra.
    • Peak-human strength: McKeen proved to be a lot stronger than Steven Thompson and Summer Petersen combined and stalemate them both. By the time of their duel, McKeen had already developed a physical strength to hold up simultaneous blade locks with multiple duelists at a time.
    • Peak-human speed: McKeen can move at exceptionally high speeds, as she was fast enough to keep up with and even outpace Thompson, Petersen, and Watson in combat and intercept Watson's remarkably quick feints.
  • Genius-level intellect: A woman of tremendous intellectual power, McKeen cultivated her mental abilities as a youth, demonstrating extensive ability in multiple disciplines. She was an accomplished philosopher and model student. She was credited for her youthful wisdom by several people of high status, including Master Intelligence.
    • Master tactician: Helen was an outstanding commander in the field, an expert in grand strategy as well as fleet and siege tactics.
    • Master engineer: Helen provided major developments in designs for the Girl-Team. After joining the Armies of Organa, she continued making weapons for them.
    • Expert leader: Helen had great aptitude as a leader. As a result, she became the Supreme Leader of the Girl-Team and sustained her rank for several years. She was highly efficient and known for keeping careful track of resources and personnel, always recalling a potentially useful asset. She was eventually promoted to the post of Mutapresident of the United States of America in 2051.
  • Expert singer: Helen is shown to be an exceptional singer when needed, able to impress the International Alliance enough to keep her alive.

Possessions[]

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  • Wardrobe: On almost any occasion, Helen was seen wearing boots and a casual T-shirt. She wears a black sports bra when she is exercising or doing chores outside. Helen wore a black hoodie whenever she worked alongside Emily Watson, although she began wearing tank tops while working with the Armies of Organa, with Steven affectionately acknowledging that she had something to be very, very proud of. She also wore a much skimpier tank top when she was inside her house.
  • Laser sword

Relationships[]

Family[]

Parents[]

Helen appeared to have a healthy relationship with her parents, including her mother Grace McKeen. She says that they raised her to believe that achievements lead to success and success leads to happiness. They had such a behavior system for her, for instance, she would receive five dollars for getting an 'A' at the end of a semester. It is also known that they only rewarded her for reading if it was a complex enough novel for her range.

Natalia Thornton[]

Natalia Thornton was the leader of the Cavaliers of Thornton for which Helen fought against, and was therefore a huge threat to her life. Along with Steven Thompson, McKeen initiated the defense against the Cavaliers, and Thornton considered her a grave threat.

Natalia Thornton became obsessed with Helen McKeen after she failed to kill the girl. When it was revealed that they were in fact sisters by blood, Helen was just as horrified as Natalia (Natalia learned this through magic whereas Helen was informed by Summer Petersen). By 2026, Helen seemed to have accepted this. After Natalia bested her in combat, Helen felt sympathetic towards her as she only wished to make improvements no one else had the courage to do. Nevertheless, Helen was able to reason with her, with help from Summer, telling her that anything she does to change such a vast population will only damage it further. Natalia agrees, the two sisters hug and depart, though they were later seen in the same house together with Andrew and they seemed to get along by 2036, when they saw each other in Maryland.

Eddie Bakari[]

Sometime after the Battle at the Temple of the Relinquished, Helen began dating Eddie Bakari, whose sister was in the same grade as her. Eventually, the two were married in 2037.

Romantic relations[]

Three ex-boyfriends[]

Helen McKeen began dating Lenny Hughes at some point prior to 2020, but she eventually dumped him because "he treated [her] relatives like shit". Hughes considered it "a mutual dumping" and by the time of the School War had found a new girlfriend. During the First Battle of Tower Placement, Lenny Hughes confronted Emily Watson alongside several other members of the Boy-Team. Despite their combined efforts, Watson slayed her enemies in combat and proceeded to seek out Steven Thompson. Helen found herself surprisingly relieved when Lenny was later revived through the power of Nobility Magic.

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Their relationship ended when he punched her in the head and nearly gave her a concussion.

Helen fell in love with her first boyfriend in either 2019 or 2020. While nothing is known about their interactions, he aggressively injured her, prompting her to dump him furiously. Helen later fell in love a second individual by mid-2020. While nothing is known about their interactions, he felt used by her, resulting in their breakup.

Steven Thompson[]

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Steven Thompson, her best friend.

As their ranks in the Boy-Team and Girl-Team made them mortal enemies, Helen initially hated Steven. On the other hand, Steven had an immediate crush on her, prior to learning of her loyalties. She wanted him dead very badly, she even made two attempts on his life — first, during the Skirmish in Washington D.C., and again during the Rescue at Tower Placement.

However, after Helen reformed and betrayed Emily Watson, who was Steven's mortal enemy, their relationship grew from two slightly wary partners to more than best friends. Helen proved this when she appeared extremely jealous in regards to Steven's premature romance with Summer Petersen, and suddenly and unexpectedly kissed Steven near her house. This was noticed by Zoe, who reported that Helen was in love with Steven to Emily Watson. While Helen is clearly in love with Steven, he remains conflicted by his feelings for both Helen and Summer, as well as his own sense of unyielding independence. Nevertheless, he constantly seems to require her support in order to fulfill his role in the war.

In time, Steven and Helen's relationship continued to become more romantic but also more complex. The relative simplicity of helping each other get through schoolwork was replaced with something not so straightforward: war. Even as they work together to overthrow the Girl-Team a chasm seems to grow between them as their ideals and morals clash. Still, they always seem to follow through with each other. She assured him that the way he killed Hilary J Black was clever, not insane, and when he returned home he lamented about how, until he had seen her in a sports bra, he had thought of her as pretty, but now he found her to be incredibly attractive. Shortly prior to the Prison Break, Helen was seen tenderly stroking Steven's hair, something he looked quite comfortable with. He finally relented and asked her out on a date, which she readily agreed to. During the event, Steven notes that Helen would never keep secrets from him, right before she informs him that Summer is doing quite well as an insurgent. The events of that night left Steven dumbfounded as he lamented that Helen really is "something". Afterwards, Steven continues to be very possessive over Helen's loyalties.

After the Liberation of Utah, Steven concludes that he needs Summer, not Helen, because in the end, he and Helen are simply too alike. He feels that he cannot maintain a sense of peace and self-worth as long as he spends too much time with her.

The two established a close friendship during the Insurrection of the Cavaliers of Thornton, though Steven later claimed to Summer that he never harbored any romantic interest in Helen. While she did nothing to hijack their romance, she was evidently jealous when she saw Steven wrestling playfully with a half-naked Summer, which probably made her realize he had been waiting for her this whole time in spite of the time they spent together in her absence. Eventually, Helen calmly told him he needed to focus more on the mission or she would have to separate them, but she never had any real intention of following through with this. When Helen was captured, Steven was extremely eager to rescue his best friend, but Summer, despite insisting he could not come along, compromised with him. He eagerly led Team One, Team Two, and Team Three during the Battle at the Temple of the Relinquished. Many years later, she also put enough time aside to watch his football game.

Andrew[]

After the end of her relationship with Steven, Helen became very close with a small boy named Andrew, who was born of a hand that was far too mutated for immobility, which had been given to Helen. Helen convinced her mother to adopt Andrew, something he felt very indebted to her for. They began bonding afterwards, Helen quickly grew very fond of the adorable boy whose fate was her responsibility. Ironically, it is extremely likely that Andrew considers Helen to be his mother, since the hand he was born of was her rightful property and she certainly helped care for him in a motherly fashion. Andrew always looked up to Helen, and seemed to continually offer her comfort, during her extremely stressful tenure as Supreme Commander of the Armies of Organa. Sometimes Helen would affectionately hold Andrew while he was in crystal form. Andrew liked to joke that Helen was his girlfriend, much to her embarrassment. The two still enjoy some healthy bickering just like all siblings do. After Xydarone IV brought Helen to Royal Palace of the Magistrate, Andrew was devastated, and he was extremely reluctant to pass up the opportunity to rescue her. After Helen's return to Utah, they became very close. Although their relationship was initially based on platonic affection, people began to suspect they had more than friendship on their minds, making them comparable to Steven Thompson and Summer Petersen. Sometime after this period, however, Andrew and Helen must have parted ways, as Helen eventually married Eddie Bakari.

Friends[]

Summer Petersen[]

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Summer Petersen

"I just wish she were easier to hate."
―Helen McKeen, on Summer Petersen[src]

Helen is neither truly friends nor enemies with Summer Petersen though she has felt jealous of Summer due to her skills and quick ascension through the Boy-Team ranks.

Summer knew Steven had feelings for her and fully accepted that she would allow Steven to be with Helen if it meant his happiness. While Summer initially did not believe that Helen had become disenchanted with Emily Watson, she rescued Helen from Ludwig Beethoven II. Later, when they were at Seven Peaks Waterpark, she confessed to Steven that Summer was not easy to hate.

During the closing events of the Cavalier insurrection, Helen was initially impatient with Summer, claiming she would be a burden. She was initially very mean to her, but after sharing a room for the night, Helen apologized, claiming she "couldn't be more wrong" about Summer's perceived weakness. Summer also claims that Steven is in love with Helen, while Helen denies it and asserts that he loves Summer. Summer wonders how Steven will choose between them, and Helen says that he will choose whoever "he thinks he can live with forever." Steven subsequently gets together with Summer, and while Helen is disappointed, she does nothing to hijack their relationship.

In spite of this, she was evidently jealous when she saw Steven wrestling playfully with a half-naked Summer, which probably made her realize he had been waiting for her this whole time in spite of the time they spent together in her absence. Even though she never said anything to Summer, Helen calmly told Steven he needed to focus more on the mission or she would have to separate them, but she never had any real intention of following through with it. The two did seem to work well together in liberating the prisoners at Tower Placement. When Helen was captured, Summer was one of the members of the trio determined to rescue her from Royal Palace of the Magistrate.

Andrew Hendersen[]

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Andrew Hendersen, a friend.

Helen initially knew Andrew Hendersen as the ideal subject for the Boy Trap, so inevitably they used to be enemies. After Helen's redemption, however, they became friends, even though Helen found him obnoxious and he found her bossy. However, he is notably the only person to think she was controlling at all, as most students agreed she could be trusted in positions of authority.

Cooper Miller[]

Helen was initially regarded with fear and spite by Cooper Miller, who considered her to be one of Emily Watson's most potent followers. However, she eventually reformed and joined the Armies of Organa. Although most people were too afraid to approach her due to her intense demeanor and criminal history, Cooper chose to give her a chance to prove she was truly redeemed, and eventually he regarded her as a close friend. Helen was touched by this and considered him someone she could confide with.

Taylor Carter and Justin Bellamy[]

"Thank you, Justin. Your and Taylor's provisions of indescribable comfort have made my imprisonment bearable."
―Helen[src]

During her imprisonment in Royal Palace of the Magistrate, Helen McKeen was very deeply liked by a guard named Taylor Carter. The two had several conversations, during which time Taylor pulled up a bench to sit with her. Usually, he did this with Justin Bellamy, who also loved Helen. Sometimes, he made her very grateful by secretly unchaining her. Helen seemed to bond with them, as she described their company as an “indescribable comfort.”

Enemies[]

Helen McKeen feared Luke Norris for his encounter with Emily. Helen insisted that they should avoid Luke at all costs, but Emily ignored her. It is possible that her opinion of him lightened when she defected.

Emily Watson[]

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Emily Watson, her former loyal friend turned enemy.

Helen McKeen was very close to Emily Watson, who in turn found her to be brilliant and pretty. They met each other at a picnic. Emily joined the Girl-Team under Helen, who eventually trusted her enough to lead the Girl-Team. They had much in common, including the quest for peace through a self-righteous revolution and edgy ideals about the structure of a paradisiacal society. Helen's passion blinded her to Emily's psychopathic nature, but when Emily's actions leading the Girl-Team kickstarted the School War, Helen was clearly very uncomfortable, though she still served the organization loyally. Helen became inflamed by the way Emily equated peace as beginning a new age of the Earth, which she intended to do by turning the Girl-Team into a faction that used diplomacy to solve world problems and brute force if it was needed, and gradually gained influence until world peace had been achieved by force. Even as Emily caused considerable havoc on behalf of her revolution, Helen was still willing to side with her clearly murderous and unhinged friend.

However, Emily's friendship with Helen ended unexpectedly, much to her horror and fury. Helen's conflict reached its breaking point after she watched Emily commit patricide and listened to her rant about how the world needed to evolve, regardless of anyone's well-being. Unable to stand idly as Emily prepared to use the Bow-Tie to methodically destroy entire civilizations, Helen promptly confronted Emily, claiming that it was not her place to force humanity to change. A duel broke out, with Emily ultimately losing and being left for dead.

Even after this, Emily continually mentioned Helen, feeling distraught over losing not only a close friend but an invaluable ally as well. After her death, Helen hung her head sadly and mumbled, "At last", perhaps indicating that Helen still had some respect and care for Emily despite all that happened.

Charlie Corner[]

Because he was a Cavalier, Helen naturally had a extremely negative relationship with Charlie Corner, as both considered each other enemies. Charlie was disturbed that Helen was revealed to be the sister of Natalia Thornton. Around this time, Charlie ostensibly approached her as a Boy-Team fanatic. Helen also taught Charlie how to speak English. In fact, Charlie had purposely targeted and almost killed Helen twice, while the other Cavaliers excluding Natalia couldn't at all. At the detention chamber, Charlie seemed very joyful after finally subduing Helen, and reveled sadistically at the prospect of torturing her to death.

Valiera Nelson[]

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Valiera Nelson

While they both served the Girl-Team, Helen used to "simply brush off" Valiera Nelson. Valiera, on the other hand, had a huge crush on Helen McKeen. She proved this when she appeared extremely jealous in regards to Helen's apparent romance with Steven Thompson. When she defected, Helen became determined to destroy Valiera.

Others[]

Tyrone and Tanesha Thompson were the parents of Steven Thompson. Tanesha was disapproving of Helen, not wanting her son to be influenced by people like her. She claimed that her gut feeling told her that Helen smoked continuously, which, to be fair, was true. Tyrone, on the other hand, was initially curious about Helen and indifferent to the details of her personality and taste. However, he generally began to develop the idea that a romantic relationship between his son and this girl would never work, once he learned that Steven had tender feelings for her. This he believed because of their past enmity, he believed that no one could truly be happy together knowing they had tried to kill each other. Compared to her parents, Jamie Thompson, Steven's younger sister, tended to be more tolerant, but mostly indifferent, about Helen, though she has never met her in person. She liked her a lot more than Summer Petersen.

Gallery[]

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Boys vs. Girls: The Coming Darkness[]

Boys vs. Girls: The Rise of the Serpent[]

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Boys vs. Girls 2[]

Agents of the S.M.S.B.: The Inferno Relit[]

Boys vs. Girls 2 Prelude[]

Behind the scenes[]

"Karen Krause, she went to Northridge, we used to be Facebook friends until she listened to gossip and became an asshole to me. She also became an asshole to Tyson and accused him of choosing me over her, when he insisted it wasn't that absolute."
"What does that have to do with Helen, though?"
"Karen said she noticed some photos on FANDOM, and said I could use as many of her Facebook photos on FANDOM as I wanted. I thought she looked just like the way I had always imagined Helen to look in all but eye color, so I took her up on her offer. She has never since expressed disdain for the ones I picked."
"That's extremely ironic...
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―D. Isaac Thomas and Melissa Vaine[src]

D. Isaac Thomas initially intended for Helen McKeen to be a rather minor and unlikeable character designed to physically resemble American Hollywood star Mary Elizabeth Winstead heavily. The photos used to illustrate Helen were of a woman named Karen Krause. He thought she looked just like the way he had always imagined Helen to look in all but eye color. Krause, who had once attended Northridge High School, we used to be Facebook friends with Thomas until she became antagonistic towards him as well as Tyson Petersen, as a result of gossip she had intercepted recently. In the mix, she noticed some photos on FANDOM, and upon mentioning it said Thomas could use as many of her Facebook photos on FANDOM as he wanted. Months later, Melissa Vaine considered the exchange to be one of great irony, as she had always considered McKeen to be a phenomenal role model and image of sexual perfection regardless of her status as a female, explaining why she had a lesbian crush on her for a long time. Thomas thought it was amusing that Helen and Summer Petersen were both two parts of the same love triangle when Vaine had a huge crush on McKeen and Chris had a huge crush on Petersen.

Trivia[]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Boys vs. Girls: The Fate of the Towers
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  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Vault of Ages: Cosmic War
  4. While it is never stated directly that she met Valiera in her sophomore year, Valiera tells Summer she revers her as a "Goddess among Mortals" during the Coup of Utah, implying that Valiera considers her even more attractive than Miranda.
    Later, Helen says Valiera's "been onto her" for a little over a year, placing the beginning of her infatuation with Helen in late 2020.
    On Facebook, Valiera says "Current crush - not telling" shortly after transitioning to Orem High. This supports the timing of her meeting Helen in 2020, the year she attended Orem High.
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