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He will be more than competent to make [[Diane]]’s dream come true… with a little boost from the main character. | He will be more than competent to make [[Diane]]’s dream come true… with a little boost from the main character. | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 25 August 2019
| Richard | |
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| Appearance | |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair color | Brown |
| Eye color | Brown |
| Information | |
| Relatives | Lucy (wife) Annie (daughter) |
| Schedule | |
| Morning | Annie’s house |
| Afternoon | Annie’s house |
| Evening | Annie’s house |
Richard is the local carpenter. He is the husband of Lucy and the father of Annie.
Description
Richard is a fit mature man with brown hair. He has a well‐groomed beard and full mustache.
His attire consists of a pale‐green button‐up long‐sleeved shirt, khaki work pants and sturdy brown leather boots. On site, it’s inevitably accompanied by a toolbelt – with hammer and screwdriver among others, hanging safety glasses and a pencil over the ear.
Personality
Richard is irritated by his wife’s casual attitude and forgetfulness, and has little patience for children, including his own daughter. He is focused on his business and constantly looking for new opportunities. He is extremely ordered and dislikes anything which may disrupt his work schedule.
Story
Richard is facing economic constraints despite the hard labor and the quality of the workmanship. His wife frequently suffers from his frustration, particularly when she’s accused of spending too much money in her daycare. But Annie inherited his penchant for order and discipline, which contribute to their mutual understanding.
He will be more than competent to make Diane’s dream come true… with a little boost from the main character.