Post by The Bad Man on Aug 21, 2010 13:30:10 GMT -5
Name: Richard Francis Stroud
Gender: Male
Age: 57
Married?: Yes. His wife, Julia, who’s currently staying in Denver, with family.
Believer in He Who Walks Behind the Rows?: Oh yes! Very much.
Appearance: Tall, but hunched, almost slouched. Richard’s face is bony and narrow, with a prominent, crooked nose. His dark, beaded eyes stare out from under a lank mane of brown hair. Combined with his carefully blank face and calm demeanor, Richard impresses as a genial, if mysterious out-of-towner.
Personality: Competent, responsible, and thorough. Predisposed to a deceptive cunning that discourages casual banter, and a patience that chills his fellows.
History: Richard is an exemplary agent whose dutiful service with the Department of Scientific Intelligence has been demphasized, but nevertheless productive. The majority of his peers, and a fair number of his handlers misunderstand the circumstances that have brought Richard to Hemingford Home, confusing his pro-activity with darker proclivities. Most senior field agents, for whom retirement is always a looming possibility, Richard’s infrequent reports are the first halting attempts at a settled lifestyle; his citation of rumors concerning the paranormal and cult worship in the Midwest betraying itself as the last meager offering of a tired government employee. Whatever his intentions, it can be hoped that his work in Hemingford, and the neighboring town of Gatlin, will prove
Gender: Male
Age: 57
Married?: Yes. His wife, Julia, who’s currently staying in Denver, with family.
Believer in He Who Walks Behind the Rows?: Oh yes! Very much.
Appearance: Tall, but hunched, almost slouched. Richard’s face is bony and narrow, with a prominent, crooked nose. His dark, beaded eyes stare out from under a lank mane of brown hair. Combined with his carefully blank face and calm demeanor, Richard impresses as a genial, if mysterious out-of-towner.
Personality: Competent, responsible, and thorough. Predisposed to a deceptive cunning that discourages casual banter, and a patience that chills his fellows.
History: Richard is an exemplary agent whose dutiful service with the Department of Scientific Intelligence has been demphasized, but nevertheless productive. The majority of his peers, and a fair number of his handlers misunderstand the circumstances that have brought Richard to Hemingford Home, confusing his pro-activity with darker proclivities. Most senior field agents, for whom retirement is always a looming possibility, Richard’s infrequent reports are the first halting attempts at a settled lifestyle; his citation of rumors concerning the paranormal and cult worship in the Midwest betraying itself as the last meager offering of a tired government employee. Whatever his intentions, it can be hoped that his work in Hemingford, and the neighboring town of Gatlin, will prove
