Mitch would probably be a little better adapted. Kairos isn't too bad off, either, except for the whole being on fire and very blatantly demonic thing.
If I was going to honestly pick a place for a permanently on fire person to be in regards to me, I would probably pick behind me, so Mitch has that going for him.
Also, just as a quick aside, I want to note how hard it was to avoid the word flaming in the previous comment.
The All That Is Inc. pieces are things of beauty. Really, Mitch and the gang deserve their own stand-alone series.
I see Mitch as a middle-aged, balding with black curly hair, vaguely Italian human with a badly fitting tie/shirt/slacks/loafers ensemble. With a pot belly and a case of nervous sweat permanently damping his armpits.
Pretty spot-on, there. I tried to portray him as a man in the proverbial "best he can get" scenario, since I'm trying to evoke a bit of a trailer-trash-meets-office-rat feel with him.
Think Ted Buckland with an extra twenty pounds and a closet full of muscle shirts.
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“Bagel and cream cheese to go,” said the cashier, pushing a paper bag at them.
“Certainly, human person,” said Mitch. “Here are five hundred billion human dollars. Buy yourself a hat!”
“Dude,” said Kairos in an undertone. “I think you overtipped.”
“These are New Zealand dollars,” said the cashier.
“Is that a problem?”
“No.”
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Also, just as a quick aside, I want to note how hard it was to avoid the word flaming in the previous comment.
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I see Mitch as a middle-aged, balding with black curly hair, vaguely Italian human with a badly fitting tie/shirt/slacks/loafers ensemble. With a pot belly and a case of nervous sweat permanently damping his armpits.
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Think Ted Buckland with an extra twenty pounds and a closet full of muscle shirts.
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