How much pain could you take if you were immortal? How would this effect your personality?
Okay, so a charecter I have (Lets call them L) is basically immortal. Not in a stereotypical way (he can die) but in the way that most physical things that would kill you or me would not kill him due to a science experiment. Basically in this story the government has made a way to keep soldiers alive forever if a drug is given to young children/toddlers because it changes your psyiology to be able to withstand pretty much anything. There are different levels and methods of this for different results, however I want to focus on this charecter L for this.
L was not made to be a soldier and was not made to really be a person at all. Nope. L was made by the government to make money off of selling their blood and organs, they would sell it to hospitals in exchange for the money to continue making this drug and keeping this under wraps. So this character spent the first 11 years or so of their life tied to a bed being repeatedly cut open to have their organs removed, sold, ect. This is obviously horrific and terrible, but not part of the story as the story starts 8 ish years later. I am more wondering how you would expect this kind of person to act. Even years later this would still be incredibly traumatizing.
If this happened to you how would you cope? How would you act? Would you be able to trust people again? Would you be scared of pain or indifferent to it?