Difference between revisions of "John Dunsirn"
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| − | <span style="color:#000000;">'''Sobriquet:''' | + | <span style="color:#000000;">'''Sobriquet: '''Jack |
| − | <span style="color:#000000;">'''Appearance:''' John Dunsirn is is a small, pleasant looking man in his middle 30s. he has neatly groomed brown hair, cut short to follow the latest human trends in personal grooming. He wears a black | + | <span style="color:#000000;">'''Appearance:''' John Dunsirn is is a small, pleasant looking man in his middle 30s. he has neatly groomed brown hair, cut short to follow the latest human trends in personal grooming. He wears a black Julian Sylvestri suit, Chivag Renee tie, and Oliver Bugatti shoes. All made just for him. |
| − | He is Scottish, but John makes every attempt to blend in with local culture. | + | He is Scottish, but John makes every attempt to blend in with local culture. |
<span style="color:#000000;">'''Behavior:''' Pleasure before business -- first, last and always. He loves exploring St.Louis. Diversions and perversions abound to sate his admittedly jaded, -- no, rarefied -- palate. The women of St.Louis are intelligent, sophisticated and oh-so-trusting. An idyllic ride through the park with a charming lady, the theater where you may feed your souls, and then back to your haven where you may satisfy your ''"baser"'' appetites. John can even fit in a round of night-golf at the local country-club on occasion. | <span style="color:#000000;">'''Behavior:''' Pleasure before business -- first, last and always. He loves exploring St.Louis. Diversions and perversions abound to sate his admittedly jaded, -- no, rarefied -- palate. The women of St.Louis are intelligent, sophisticated and oh-so-trusting. An idyllic ride through the park with a charming lady, the theater where you may feed your souls, and then back to your haven where you may satisfy your ''"baser"'' appetites. John can even fit in a round of night-golf at the local country-club on occasion. | ||
| − | John considers his time in America to be a ''"businessman's holiday"'', and he uses any excuse to satisfy his perversions. From his perspective, his centuries old ghoul, Montgomery has some limited concept of taste, and his ability to acquire charming young women for John to court, corrupt and ultimately consume, excuses his less desirable traits. Regardless, however much John enjoys his pleasures, and he lives for his perverse pleasures, he never neglects business. | + | John considers his time in America to be a ''"businessman's holiday"'', and he uses any excuse to satisfy his perversions. From his perspective, his centuries old ghoul, [[Montgomery Biyanescu| Montgomery]] has some limited concept of taste, and his ability to acquire charming young women for John to court, corrupt and ultimately consume, excuses his less desirable traits. Regardless, however much John enjoys his pleasures, and he lives for his perverse pleasures, he never neglects business. |
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Latest revision as of 15:00, 15 May 2014
Sobriquet: Jack
Appearance: John Dunsirn is is a small, pleasant looking man in his middle 30s. he has neatly groomed brown hair, cut short to follow the latest human trends in personal grooming. He wears a black Julian Sylvestri suit, Chivag Renee tie, and Oliver Bugatti shoes. All made just for him.
He is Scottish, but John makes every attempt to blend in with local culture.
Behavior: Pleasure before business -- first, last and always. He loves exploring St.Louis. Diversions and perversions abound to sate his admittedly jaded, -- no, rarefied -- palate. The women of St.Louis are intelligent, sophisticated and oh-so-trusting. An idyllic ride through the park with a charming lady, the theater where you may feed your souls, and then back to your haven where you may satisfy your "baser" appetites. John can even fit in a round of night-golf at the local country-club on occasion.
John considers his time in America to be a "businessman's holiday", and he uses any excuse to satisfy his perversions. From his perspective, his centuries old ghoul, Montgomery has some limited concept of taste, and his ability to acquire charming young women for John to court, corrupt and ultimately consume, excuses his less desirable traits. Regardless, however much John enjoys his pleasures, and he lives for his perverse pleasures, he never neglects business.
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