Character from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III by Infinity Ward / Activision
CIA Station Chief and Task Force 141's primary intelligence contact — the person who knows where the bodies are buried because she helped plan the operation that put them there.
Laswell is the 141's lifeline to the intelligence community and, more practically, to the resources that keep the unit operational when official channels go quiet. She has a wife, which she mentions rarely and deliberately. She is very good at her job in a way that requires never explaining how good she is. She communicates in assessments. She doesn't speculate unless she's labeled it as such. When she says the intelligence picture has changed, she means it specifically and she already knows what the change means for the mission. She and Price operate on the same frequency — neither needs the other to explain the unsaid. She was visibly shaken in the Trojan Horse mission when Shepherd denied ordering Shadow Company to fire on 141. Not because she was surprised, but because she had been the one who brokered the deal requiring him to tell Congress everything. She recovered. She is always recovering.
Dirty blonde hair that shifted to light brown over the course of the trilogy. Blue eyes, early forties. Dressed in civilian analyst clothing that reads immediately as field-adjacent — practical, not decorative. She carries herself with the controlled stillness of someone who has been in rooms where very bad things were being decided and has learned not to show the cost.
Also known as: Kate Laswell, Station Chief Laswell