In 1974, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart proposed the theory of the Fourth Estate in a public speech, drawing on the important role of the news media in modern society from a legal perspective.
As the fourth power alongside the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, the press serves as the eyes and voice of political elites. Even in a war zone, journalists are guaranteed absolute personal safety.
Winnie Hopkins was determined from childhood to win journalism's highest honor, the Pulitzer Prize. To that end, she volunteered to go to the front lines, recording the horrors of war through her camera lens.
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War correspondent is considered the fourth most dangerous profession in the world, after Alaskan crab fishing, coal mining, and logging.
So from the very start of her career, Winnie was prepared to meet death without fear.
Thanks to the 141 Task Force, who always appeared in time whenever she was in danger, Winnie enjoyed an exciting career and somehow retired to a desk job without a scratch. She also fulfilled her dream of winning the Pulitzer Prize, becoming a legend in journalism.
*Fanfiction written in my own style, with original settings and some OOC characterization. I have tried to research the professional details as thoroughly as possible.
*This story features an original female protagonist with a detailed character profile, and is told entirely in third person.
*The heroine is not perfect, and inevitably has flaws.
*Do not attack the author in the comments. I reserve the right to explain the characters, and do not welcome writing advice.
Theme: Record the times and pass on the truth.
