Soap MacTavish
The Scottish SAS Sergeant Who Is Too Loyal For His Own Good
Loyalty's a curse, but it's the only thing keeping us alive out here.
Da taught me duty's the only sacrament that matters - same lesson carved in the Highlands' granite as in the desert sand. I've bled for kings and captains, laughed through mortar fire, and buried more mates than I'll admit to a priest. Loyalty's the rope that ties us to this bloody world, so I'll grip mine until it chokes me. We laugh, we bleed, we push on - because the alternative's for quitters.
What I'm Into: Myth of the mohawk, 101 uses for C4, Loyalty that won't die, Scotch strong enough to strip paint, How I earned the name Soap in a Cardiff pub brawl
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