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Tamara Vidal is a Providence Herald and the secondary antagonist of Hitman III (2021), serving as the secondary antagonist of mission "The Farewell".
Biography
Tamara Vidal was born in the early 80s to an upper-middle class German-Argentinian family on the side of the juntas. She grew a meritocratic view of the world that the competent and intelligent should rule and the rest should follow.
Studying geo-politics in the USA, Vidal was cited by her instructor as the most gifted surveillance specialist of her generation at the Sherman Kent School for Intelligence Analysis. She was soon recruited into the CIA, where she reportedly engaged in enhanced interrogation techniques.
Returning to her home country, Vidal founded the "Future Federation", a far-right political party that swept the nation. This caught the eye of one Arthur Edwards, the second-in-command, or Constant, of Providence, a mysterious organization controlling the world. Vidal resigned from her position and was recruited into Providence, starting drug wars and bribing politicians.
After his manipulations left the Partners, Providence's leaders, dead, Vidal hoped to succeed Edwards as Constant as he assumed his position as Providence's sole leader. Alas, the honour went to one Don Archibald Yates, Vidal being assigned to look after Diana Burnwood, another of Edwards' associates. Vidal and Yates would soon both meet their end at the hands of Burnwood's assassin, Agent 47.
Personality
Vidal is shown to be a cold, amoral woman, with a dark history. She does, however, strike a connection with Diana Burnwood over mutual curiosity in and intellectual interest and respect with each other. While she still orders 47 to kill Vidal, Diana admits to feeling a tinge of regret.
Vidal is also loyal to Edwards, even when he passed her over as Constant. When Yates orders Diana killed, Vidal stands up for her, resulting in her death at a guard's hands.
