Jane the Killer

"Don't go to sleep. You won't wake up."

- Jane the Killer's most famous quote.

Jane Todd Richardson, more famously known as "Jane the Killer", it the titular main protagonist/anti-hero of the Creepypasta story of the same name. Originally, she was a serial killer that killed people to spare them from being victims of Jeff the Killer. As of now she has been revised to be a more heroic character, despite being seen as an antagonist.

History
Jane Richardson started off as your typical girl, the talk of the town who's got it all — a great girlfriend, a job she enjoys, excellent friends, a loving family, and a great future. But in 2002 her world changed when both of her parents, Paula and Bruce Richardson were murdered by Jeff the Killer. Flash forward to years later and Jane was chosen by the government, after 25 failed attempts (aka the test subjects died) to hopefully be the one person to survive an injection of liquid hate. Jane, needing extra money to support her and her sister and believing that she was merely donating blood, agreed. Jane proved to be the first person to survive the injection and decided to use her newfound abilities to dedicate herself to taking the life of the man who ruined hers: Jeff the killer. Jane eventually found Jeff and followed him to his old home before she tied him to a chair, expecting him to remember what he did to her. After Jeff admitted to her that he didn’t remember her and escaped the restraints, Jane fought Jeff before a bolt of lightning struck down and set the house on fire. Even though Jane had nearly incapacitated Jeff, Jeff continued to fight. She used psychosomatic illusions of Jeff’s family and attempted to gut him. As Jane was laughing at Jeff, telling him that this was what he deserved, Jeff stabbed her, telling her that he had no regrets. When they were found after the fire, they were brought to the morgue, and as the morticians were about to perform an autopsy on Jeff, Jeff woke up (what happened to the morticians was unknown). As Jeff left the morgue, he chained Jane’s dead body by her wrists and ankles and ripped open her stomach, writing a message on the wall with her blood.

Appearance
Before her transformation, Jane appeared as a light-skinned woman with blonde hair and bright blue eyes. After her transformation Jane's skin turned chalk white, and her eyes and hair turned coal black. Jane is usually depicted as wearing a black dress and shoes, and sometimes black stockings.

Personality
Jane was once a kind-hearted, spirited young woman who wanted nothing more than to make her family happy. After her transformation, she contained her caring and happy nature, but was more wrathful, ruthless, and violent, but only towards criminals, rapists, and serial killers, who, contrary to popular belief, were her actual targets, as unlike Jeff, she didn’t murder innocent people. Unlike her original self in "Jane's Letter", who was delusional and psychotic, murdering innocent people because she either saw them as Jeff, or killed them to prevent them from becoming his victims.

Powers and Abilities
While not being a superhuman, Jane gained abilities that enhanced her strength, agility, durability, stealth, and speed, as well as being gifted a healing factor to help her in battle. Jane was highly charismatic and intelligent, often seen as seducing criminals into getting information before killing them.

Danger Level
Jane was not a threat, while she may have experienced homicidal urges during the first 90 seconds of her transformation, she eventually calmed down and was currently a snarky, ruthless, yet kind-hearted person who was willing to rid the world of of evil. However, due to her abilities, she could be violent and wrathful if irritated. Thus earning her a 3 on the danger level.

Trivia

 * Jane's original creator is FearOfTheBlackWolf from DeviantArt, but a user named PastaStalker64 created her own "true story" of Jane the Killer, making her origins similar to Jeff and trying to help Jeff before he burned her and killed her family (this may have been created because Jane currently had no origin story, unless it was published before the Jane Arkensaw story, in which PastaStalker64 could either not have been aware at the time or simply wanted to make her own alternate version of the character). There was a brief discussion between the two authors before it was politely settled.
 * Jane was a lesbian married to a woman named Mary Vaughn. It is literally impossible for her to have a romantic attraction to Jeff, which she wouldn't have anyway because he's a serial killer who murdered her parents and ruined her life.