Ms. Baker

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Unknown
Alias	Ms. Baker
Origin	Cyanide and Happiness
Occupation	Unknown
Powers / Skills	Illusiveness
Goals	Murder the man from the skit (successful). Hide the body of the man she killed.
Crimes	Speeding Murder
Type of Villain	Murdering Criminal

Ms. Baker is the main character and antagonist of the Cyanide and Happiness skit: "Free To Go".

She is voiced by Elizabeth Del Rosario.

Biography

The skit begins with a female police station employee telling Ms. Baker that she was free to go after she entered the room. She said the reason for this was because they didn't have enough evidence to convict her. She begins to help return Ms. Baker's belongings, seemingly normal but they began to become suspicious. After a few pieces of clothing, she pulled up a pair of gloves, a shovel, and then a bloody knife. The woman asked Ms. Baker what she was convicted for, and she replied: "speeding." The lady shrugged it off, and put a dead body on the table. A post credits scene showed the body being pushed through the glass, but it was too big to fit, so the lady held up the knife and told Ms. Baker that they were going to have to cut him up.

Appearance

She appears to have caucasian skin, an orange prison-suit shirt, short brown hair, and dried lipstick.

Personality

She is very quiet and stern, only speaking when necessary. Though not given an attempt to in a skit, she does not seem remorseful for her actions, behaving as though it were normal that she murdered someone. She doesn't seem concerned when someone discovered the body of the man she killed.

Gallery

Trivia

• Her first name is never revealed.
• She is credited as "prisoner".