the time. Mr. Smith didn't trust her, which was even furthered by his sexism. However, Mr. Jones gave her last chance. In the end of the first game Archer killed two primary antagonists: Baroness Dumas and Dmitrij Volkov (who would turn to be alive), and also exposed the traitors within UNITY. By the time the incident was resolved, she had gained the respect of her superiors and colleagues, and came to be regarded as one of UNITY's top field agents. Character design The in-game model of Cate Archer was styled after model and actress Mitzi Martin. This was a marketing decision made by the publisher, Fox Interactive, which used its feature film casting department to look for an appropriate model internationally. Archer's voice was provided by American voice actress Kit Harris, who also did the voice of the Inge Wagner character. Originally, Harris recorded the Scottish protagonist's voice in a stronger Scottish accent. This was changed after a Scottish producer of the game felt that the particular accent used was too lower class, and an inappropriate choice; Harris re-recorded her lines with a "British bent" instead. In the game's sequel, the face was changed to more closely resemble English model and actress Jean Shrimpton. Voice acting was done by American actress Jen Taylor, who also voiced Isako and the ninjas. Aspects of Archer's character and look bear similarity to that of 1960s-era comic strip character Modesty Blaise and of Monica Vitti's portrayal of Blaise in the 1966 film adaptation. During the original game she met a lot of sexism of Mr. Smith and Tom Goodman. But Mr. Jones and her two enemies, Dmitrij Volkov the Russian and Magnus Armstrong the Scotsman, didn't underestimate her (the latter vanished from HARM in the end and becomes Cate's ally in the sequel). During Smith's provocations player can either choose aggressive dialogue options leaving him with his sexist beliefs or answer calmly, thus proving that Archer is a competent agent. The other sexism was shown in code phrases during mission in Berlin, even disgusting the contacts. Despite suffering from being a poor aristocrat, losing her parents during childhood and being a thief, Archer is calm, gentle, kind, forgiving and even ironical person, and is firmly convinced of the good. In contrast, Baroness Dumas is cynical, sociopathic and mean, while also believing in the absence of good. In the sequel, ninja woman Isako’s indebted to