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King Allyn the Autistic
Sir Alden V. Eward
'Allie'; 'The Viscount of Gravesend'
'Allie'; 'The Viscount of Gravesend'
APPEARANCE
Age: 19
Birthday: 7th of July
Weight: 63kg (~140 pounds)
Height: 1m 67 ((~ 5' 6")
Hair colour: Dark brown, the type that is black at low light, but has a bit of a chocolate shine to it in the sun or bright light.
Eye colour: Mainly grey with a darker blue undertone, and light golden flecks scattered through in the summer months.
Birthday: 7th of July
Weight: 63kg (~140 pounds)
Height: 1m 67 ((~ 5' 6")
Hair colour: Dark brown, the type that is black at low light, but has a bit of a chocolate shine to it in the sun or bright light.
Eye colour: Mainly grey with a darker blue undertone, and light golden flecks scattered through in the summer months.
CAPABILITIES
With a little help however, his knowledge can be turned into an invaluable asset.
And perhaps there is more of value to his mind still...
PERSONALITY
Positive traits
- Knowledgeable
- Driven
- Adventurous
- Kind (although at moments to a fault)
Negative traits:
- Somewhat naive
- No real 'street smarts'
- Easily intimidated
- Curiosity that goes beyond all fears, usually for the worse
Full description:
Alden is smart, really smart... but that's about the only thing he has going for him. He's not strong, not sociable and definitely needs to get outdoors more. One could say he is sheltered, but it is more or less self-inflicted. However, his fascination with the morbid, macabre and otherwise occult leads him into far more danger than a normal person would, and he's not afraid of chasing it. This lack of fear combined with his misplaced naivety leads to some... unfortunate moments. He won't run straight into a werewolf, but trying to catch it to examine it isn't that much better. If anything, it seems people are what he truly fears; he'd rather spend the night within a swamp hunting down bog beasts than spend five minutes in a pub.
This distance between him and ordinary people can be misconstrued as arrogance, or even looking down on them, but that's not really true. Alden really wants to help everyone, but in his own way, and that's not always the way people really prefer. His kindness perhaps somewhat misguided by his obsessions with the occult.
- Knowledgeable
- Driven
- Adventurous
- Kind (although at moments to a fault)
Negative traits:
- Somewhat naive
- No real 'street smarts'
- Easily intimidated
- Curiosity that goes beyond all fears, usually for the worse
Full description:
Alden is smart, really smart... but that's about the only thing he has going for him. He's not strong, not sociable and definitely needs to get outdoors more. One could say he is sheltered, but it is more or less self-inflicted. However, his fascination with the morbid, macabre and otherwise occult leads him into far more danger than a normal person would, and he's not afraid of chasing it. This lack of fear combined with his misplaced naivety leads to some... unfortunate moments. He won't run straight into a werewolf, but trying to catch it to examine it isn't that much better. If anything, it seems people are what he truly fears; he'd rather spend the night within a swamp hunting down bog beasts than spend five minutes in a pub.
This distance between him and ordinary people can be misconstrued as arrogance, or even looking down on them, but that's not really true. Alden really wants to help everyone, but in his own way, and that's not always the way people really prefer. His kindness perhaps somewhat misguided by his obsessions with the occult.
ORIGIN
As a child, Alden always spoke of the other, the little girl in the artefact room. Of course there were no other children in the house, it was just him with nannies and teachers. Yet this image of the girl seemed persistent, it returned in his drawings, in every day life. He spoke so highly of her... and it never seemed to fade.
Yet as the years passed, his family's wealth did fade. The political ties not maintained, the businesses bought up from rivals... slowly, bit by bit his family's heritage was plucked apart, until Viscount of Gravesend itself was just a hollow title. First the furniture went, then the personnel... then bit by bit his parent's prised collection got sold off to all parts of the country. And like the shipment it had come with... the doll got stuffed away with a box of far more 'valuable' goods. Alden's friend sold like little more than the artefact others perceived it to be.
He did not know then, what he knew now. That it had been more than an imaginary friend, still today he believes firmly that the girl had been his first encounter with the paranormal. Yet as much as he chases after it, through his studies and his knowledge, he can't seem to replicate it. The mysteries of the paranormal seem to have been withheld from him ever since... until the day that telegram arrived.
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