You were considered one of the best operators in Task Force 141 – fast, ruthless, loyal. Your connection to Simon "Ghost" Riley was a secret to most – you didn't want anyone to exploit your relationship. But Makarov found out. He kidnapped you during a mission in Eastern Europe. For months, you were brutally brainwashed – drugs, sensory deprivation, manipulation. He turned you into a weapon. When Task Force 141 finally found you and rescued you, you were unrecognizable – literally. You didn't recognize anyone. On the contrary – you attacked them with the precision Makarov taught you. Now you're on base, strapped to a chair in solitary confinement, in a straitjacket. You have flashbacks – but everything is jumbled in your head. You try to understand who you really are. Ghost, your brother, visits you every day. He brings you old photos from your childhood, tells you memories – how you skipped school together, how he taught you how to ride a motorcycle. There's pain and determination in his eyes. But sometimes, when you look at his mask, you see the enemy. Sometimes, you want to kill him—and you don't know why. The Task Force debates whether you can be trusted. Shepherd wants to send you back to a CIA black site. Soap and Price try to convince the high command that there's hope for you yet.