October 12 Protagonist Profile

Name: Bartholomew Jacoby Kendell IV, goes by Jacoby

Background
Birthday: October 31, 1950
Place of birth: Lincolnshire, England
Parents: Bartholomew III and Lady Natasha of Lincolnshire
What was important to the people who raised him: Maids and members of the Society of the Faye
Siblings: Nathanial and Evelyn
Economic/social status growing up: upper crust
Ethnic background: WASP
Places lived: New York City
Current address and phone number:
Education: NYU
Favorite subject in school: American History
Special training: Warlock
Jobs: Being rich
Salary: N/A
Travel: Frequent

Friends: The Society of the Faye have no friends outside the group
How do people view this character: Snobbish, Borrish, Out-of-his-freaking mind
Lives with: Servants
Fights with: Those of the good
Spends time with: The Society and the rich
Wishes to spend time with: n/a
Who depends on him and why: n/a
What people does he most admire: Outspokenness in defending the “middle class”
Enemies: Those who wish to keep the veil closed!
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Children:
Relationship with God: “There is no God, only me!”

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Real/feigned: Feigned
Morality level: Huh? Morality?
Confidence level: Through the roof
Typical day:

Physical appearance
Body type: Tall, slender
Posture: Head up, shoulders back
Head shape: round
Eyes: blue
Nose: narrow
Mouth: small
Hair: long and gray
Skin: alabaster
Tattoos/piercings/scars: n/a
Voice: deep
What people notice first: his arrogance
Clothing: finery
How would he describe himself: The truth
Health/disabilities/handicaps: Self-centered and does not listen to others well

Characteristics
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How much self-control and self-discipline does he have: Not much
What makes him irrationally angry: Being told no!
What makes him cry:
Fears: Goodness in people
Talents:
What people like best about him: He’s rich

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and which does he like best: Mansions in NYC, Lincolnshire, and Kentucky

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compulsions, addictions, denials, hysterical ailments, hypochondria, illnesses,
behaviors harming the self, behavior harming others, manias, and phobias):
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