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Character: Gino Weinberg
Series: Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2
Character Age: 17
Canon: When normal people nurse large hate-ons for their fathers, they smoke! They drink while underaged! They slash their dad's tires, even! But when Lelouch Lamperouge wants a crack at his old man - who just so happens to also be the ruler of the empire of Britannia - he stirs up a rebellion in the country of Japan (also known as Area 11) in order to strike back and take revenge. Code Geass follows Lelouch on his path to destroy the Britannian empire, as well as those who stand in his way, such as his former friend, Suzaku Kururugi.
A member of the elite Knights of Rounds - the Knight of Three - Gino Weinberg is a soldier in the Britannian army and a comrade of Suzaku's. Coming from a rich background as the son of a noble, Gino has a somewhat skewed idea of the real world, constantly fascinated with the "commoners" and curious about their ways. Still, despite this, he comes across as being rather friendly and charismatic to anyone he meets, whether they like it or not. But Gino is far from being an idiot. Beneath that cheerful exterior is a skillful soldier with a strong sense of loyalty and honor, capable of fighting toe to toe with some of the best pilots in the series. Just don't mind him when he hits on them later.
Sample Post:
Hold it . . . hooold it . . . and- aha, there you go! You might want to give it a good twist just to keep it on tighter, heh. Man, I've heard of losing your head over things before, but you guys are something else. That was a neat trick you pulled there! Haha, who knew commoner camps could be so interesting? I'd heard things, of course, like how they got you up at the crack of dawn or how disgusting the food could be. But this place takes it to another level! I mean, no one mentioned gorillas being used as a morning wake-up call. I never would've thought of anything like that! And while it's not really to my tastes, I've got to say that your cuisine on Tuesdays is something else. Say, what is "soylent green," anyway? Some can shake all of that off, but it might've been too much for the lot of you, huh. You should be more careful! I know commoner camps are exciting, but that's no reason to go to pieces there, is it?
But hey, listen! Maybe you guys can help me out with something. You see, while I've been sent on diplomatic missions before, I've never had a mission quite like this one. And I'm not referring to you locals, either! Although I've got to say, you're a unique bunch. You've probably heard rumors about Britannians such as myself, right? Well, truth be told, I'm not one much to judge on one's nationality or heritage . . . or extreme skin conditions in this case. Or is that actually bodypainting? Haha, sorry about that! It's hard to tell sometimes. Just as a suggestion, though? You guys might want to look into using a different brand of that paint stuff. The smell's a little much!
Anyway, this letter came for me suddenly from a superior of mine - a request to come out here and help with the diplomatic relations of this area. To tell you the truth, I've never heard of the numbers in the Knights of Rounds going that high, myself? But hey, if the honorable Knight of Sixty-Nine thinks I can make a difference out here, who am I to argue! In any case, I'm supposed to be negotiating with your Governor-General, the honorable Lady Marcella, in regards to opening up a new port here. We of Britannia are more than willing to discuss the various positives and negatives of this potential development, of course. We're even open to suggestions on what to name the new port! -but you know, while that idea of yours is kind of unique, I don't think "New Madagascar" has the right ring to it, somehow . . .
It's good to see that you're trying to help, though! It's admirable, seeing people do what they can even if it isn't much. While I don't think we'll need much help with the name at this very moment, what would help me right now would be if you guys could lead me to the good Lady Marcella! Normally, I'd try to find her myself, but my lord didn't leave me with much of a description other than saying that she's forward and fairly frisky. Haha, she sounds like just my type! The kind of lady that's real hands on about things and likes to get right into the thick of it all, if you get what I mean. And she's pretty too, isn't she? But probably stubborn . . . well, that's fine! I like that in a woman as well. They're usually in touch with their feelings, you know? So! Where is she now?
- oh. She's, uh. She's pretty all right! Pretty happy to see me, that is- hey, that's- not the kind of touch I meant . . . !
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Series: Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2
Character Age: 17
Canon: When normal people nurse large hate-ons for their fathers, they smoke! They drink while underaged! They slash their dad's tires, even! But when Lelouch Lamperouge wants a crack at his old man - who just so happens to also be the ruler of the empire of Britannia - he stirs up a rebellion in the country of Japan (also known as Area 11) in order to strike back and take revenge. Code Geass follows Lelouch on his path to destroy the Britannian empire, as well as those who stand in his way, such as his former friend, Suzaku Kururugi.
A member of the elite Knights of Rounds - the Knight of Three - Gino Weinberg is a soldier in the Britannian army and a comrade of Suzaku's. Coming from a rich background as the son of a noble, Gino has a somewhat skewed idea of the real world, constantly fascinated with the "commoners" and curious about their ways. Still, despite this, he comes across as being rather friendly and charismatic to anyone he meets, whether they like it or not. But Gino is far from being an idiot. Beneath that cheerful exterior is a skillful soldier with a strong sense of loyalty and honor, capable of fighting toe to toe with some of the best pilots in the series. Just don't mind him when he hits on them later.
Sample Post:
Hold it . . . hooold it . . . and- aha, there you go! You might want to give it a good twist just to keep it on tighter, heh. Man, I've heard of losing your head over things before, but you guys are something else. That was a neat trick you pulled there! Haha, who knew commoner camps could be so interesting? I'd heard things, of course, like how they got you up at the crack of dawn or how disgusting the food could be. But this place takes it to another level! I mean, no one mentioned gorillas being used as a morning wake-up call. I never would've thought of anything like that! And while it's not really to my tastes, I've got to say that your cuisine on Tuesdays is something else. Say, what is "soylent green," anyway? Some can shake all of that off, but it might've been too much for the lot of you, huh. You should be more careful! I know commoner camps are exciting, but that's no reason to go to pieces there, is it?
But hey, listen! Maybe you guys can help me out with something. You see, while I've been sent on diplomatic missions before, I've never had a mission quite like this one. And I'm not referring to you locals, either! Although I've got to say, you're a unique bunch. You've probably heard rumors about Britannians such as myself, right? Well, truth be told, I'm not one much to judge on one's nationality or heritage . . . or extreme skin conditions in this case. Or is that actually bodypainting? Haha, sorry about that! It's hard to tell sometimes. Just as a suggestion, though? You guys might want to look into using a different brand of that paint stuff. The smell's a little much!
Anyway, this letter came for me suddenly from a superior of mine - a request to come out here and help with the diplomatic relations of this area. To tell you the truth, I've never heard of the numbers in the Knights of Rounds going that high, myself? But hey, if the honorable Knight of Sixty-Nine thinks I can make a difference out here, who am I to argue! In any case, I'm supposed to be negotiating with your Governor-General, the honorable Lady Marcella, in regards to opening up a new port here. We of Britannia are more than willing to discuss the various positives and negatives of this potential development, of course. We're even open to suggestions on what to name the new port! -but you know, while that idea of yours is kind of unique, I don't think "New Madagascar" has the right ring to it, somehow . . .
It's good to see that you're trying to help, though! It's admirable, seeing people do what they can even if it isn't much. While I don't think we'll need much help with the name at this very moment, what would help me right now would be if you guys could lead me to the good Lady Marcella! Normally, I'd try to find her myself, but my lord didn't leave me with much of a description other than saying that she's forward and fairly frisky. Haha, she sounds like just my type! The kind of lady that's real hands on about things and likes to get right into the thick of it all, if you get what I mean. And she's pretty too, isn't she? But probably stubborn . . . well, that's fine! I like that in a woman as well. They're usually in touch with their feelings, you know? So! Where is she now?
- oh. She's, uh. She's pretty all right! Pretty happy to see me, that is- hey, that's- not the kind of touch I meant . . . !
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