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Enter a young man -- tall, with good posture and bearing, dressed neatly (but not quite immaculately -- his collar's just a little crooked, his coat just a little wrinkled) in the sort of clothing one would expect to see in mid-nineteenth-century England. This, along with the slight air of confusion, should be enough to mark him as unusual -- he seems even more deeply uncertain of his surroundings than the average new spawn.
He's built along slim lines, though there's an obvious hint of muscle and strength there; he's around twenty-five and attractive, though there's maybe a bit too much boyish appeal still there -- he has a somewhat messy crop of thick dark hair and rather bright blue eyes. Said eyes may be very, very similar in appearance to the eyes some children have inherited from a certain Archangel Gabriel -- and if asked, he will, in fact, give his father's name as being Gabriel. (Interesting, isn't it, how these things work?)
There's nothing unusual about him for now, anyway -- he's entirely human and entirely lost, so after a moment he'll give a faint, sheepish, but genuinely friendly smile. His voice, when he speaks, is soft, low, and English-accented. "Pardon me -- I seem to have lost my way. Would anyone happen to be able to please direct me to Farleigh Hall?"
Typist: Presenting Jonathan Sinclair, Earl of Wakefield (have fun with this one, Jem and Mandy) and future Duke of Farleigh. He's from Samantha James's Gabriel's Bride, which is a wonderful work of romance novel failure (but really entertaining in that, everyone should read it). His parents are Gabriel Sinclair (the duke) and Cassie McClellan, and they don't exist at DF because no one would ever want them -- but I couldn't resist anyway. He's from about the early 1840s and knows nothing about DF or G2. ... Have fun with him. :D
He's built along slim lines, though there's an obvious hint of muscle and strength there; he's around twenty-five and attractive, though there's maybe a bit too much boyish appeal still there -- he has a somewhat messy crop of thick dark hair and rather bright blue eyes. Said eyes may be very, very similar in appearance to the eyes some children have inherited from a certain Archangel Gabriel -- and if asked, he will, in fact, give his father's name as being Gabriel. (Interesting, isn't it, how these things work?)
There's nothing unusual about him for now, anyway -- he's entirely human and entirely lost, so after a moment he'll give a faint, sheepish, but genuinely friendly smile. His voice, when he speaks, is soft, low, and English-accented. "Pardon me -- I seem to have lost my way. Would anyone happen to be able to please direct me to Farleigh Hall?"
Typist: Presenting Jonathan Sinclair, Earl of Wakefield (have fun with this one, Jem and Mandy) and future Duke of Farleigh. He's from Samantha James's Gabriel's Bride, which is a wonderful work of romance novel failure (but really entertaining in that, everyone should read it). His parents are Gabriel Sinclair (the duke) and Cassie McClellan, and they don't exist at DF because no one would ever want them -- but I couldn't resist anyway. He's from about the early 1840s and knows nothing about DF or G2. ... Have fun with him. :D