| Cameron Hicks | |
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| Portrayed By | Warren Christie |
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| First Seen | Pilot |
| Status | Living |
| Gender | Male |
| Family | Patti Hicks (ex-wife) Tyler Hicks (son) |
| Alpha Type |  Hyperkinetic
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Cameron Hicks is a former marine corps sniper and baseball pitcher, and a Hyperkinetic Alpha. He came to the attention of Lee Rosen's group when he was coerced by The Ghost into killing the Prisoner via (under ordinary circumstances) impossible shot with a pre-positioned sniper rifle.
Background
Cameron became a member of Lee Rosen's group in the pilot episode. He is also going through a rather nasty divorce and custody battle over his son.
Plot
Events
- He starts to trust his ability when one of his partners are in danger and later on joins the group.
- He slept with Nina Theroux at least twice while under the influence of an Alpha named Jonas, but it is made clear that he has genuine feelings for her when not under the influence of mind control as well.
Abilities
Hicks was a former member of the U.S. special forces and so he retains some military skills and abilities he is also a gifted sniper and proficient in armed and unarmed combat as a hyperkinetic he possesses flawless aim, perfect balance, and greatly enhanced motor skills. His skills were demonstrated when he was fighting Bill because of a misunderstanding and despite Bill being stronger he was still able to hold his own for a while.
Trivia
- Hicks' Hyperkinetic ability gives him superhuman reflexes and precision, but come with the downside that when he is stressed, these same abilities become much worse than those of the average Human.
- Another downside is that he will place all blame for any failure on himself.
- He often bounces a baseball off of walls with precision, seemingly using his ability when relaxing or waiting around the office.
- Using part of his ability, he can somehow trace an event and find out what happened by the evidence left behind, working backwards.
- Cameron Hicks is also a recovering alcoholic and prescription drug addict, specifically pain medications.