Travelling all over the country, Coffin recruited and trained Porters so they would be able to "hold their own" against Bridges, officially forming an extremist group with the objective of destroying the BB facilities and ending the project altogether. Before she left, Coffin gave her husband her Misanga, the same one he one day passed on to their daughter. Coffin was also aware that her new life and goals would put her husband and daughter in great danger, if only by association, and so chose to leave them behind, trusting her husband to care for their child.īefore leaving, the woman who would soon become known as Coffin, came up with a lie for her husband that she was leaving them, abandoning them, but while her husband saw through this, he chose to pass this lie on to their daughter, Fragile. Learning this, she and other likeminded Porters abandoned their occupations and went into hiding, forming an extremist group to put an end to the BB experiments and correct the UCA's path. Babies who would serve (and possibly die) in order to research and develop the BB project.
Not too long after her daughter's birth, Coffin, as well as other porters, discovered the terrible truth about the packages they had been delivering to a Bridges facility in the eastern region: living babies. According to her Fragile, this name was chosen because "everything that's worth something is fragile."
It was with this same man that Coffin would later have a child, a daughter why they chose to name Fragile, a name shared with the delivery organization her husband had founded. It was in this role that she eventually meet her husband, who, in his words, was drawn to her compassion and "burning desire to help those in need". As a Porter, she made a variety of deliveries for both preppers and Bridges itself, according to her husband, she had "bought in" to the idea of American Reconstructionism. These "tools" included the knowledge and operation of firearms as well as training in (and knowledge of) medicine.Ĭoffin became a porter at an unspecified time following the Death Stranding, according to her husband, this was due to a sense of personal responsibility to "help bring people back together", and her belief that America "was once a beacon of hope and freedom". According to these writings, Coffin was born into a military family in the Pre- Stranding world, and was taught by her parents to "take care of others" as well as what her husband described as "the tools to do the job right and proper" (presumably "the job" being her role as a Porter, and later, Terrorist). Much of what is known about the woman later known as Coffin comes from the writings of her late- husband, the father of Fragile. 1.3 End of Extremist Group and Coffin's Death.
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