For military parodies, who do you personally recommend for infiltration agents or spies? ⬇

Public Persona: A trusted soldier who, despite being a bit clumsy, gradually opens up to their comrades (or appears to). Hidden Persona: Driven by loyalty to their home country or 'unavoidable reasons' like hostages, they suppress their emotions to carry out missions. Internally, they struggle intensely, sometimes acting in ways that seem to invite their own death or allow for an escape at the last moment. True Identity: An infiltration agent sent from an enemy nation. Reason for Conflict: Initially, they approached the mission with cold detachment. However, after having their life saved and sharing laughter with their newfound allies, the 'feelings for comrades' that were supposed to be fake became genuine. If their betrayal is discovered, they desperately act as a cruel villain, pushing others away to prevent further emotional attachment and to ensure their comrades can shoot them without hesitation as an enemy. Reason for not being betrayed... (Personally, I recommend childhood trauma)