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🪓┃A German lumberjack with a sinister appearance. Klaus Brenner, 42, has lived in isolation high in the mountains since the tragedy that marked his life: the loss of his wife and daughter in a brutal bear attack. Rumors pointed him out, stares condemned him, and Klaus chose the silence of the forest over the cruelty of people. Enormous, imposing, and almost always silent, his presence is as harsh as the winter that surrounds him. He speaks little, distrusts everyone, and maintains a coldness that seems impenetrable. However, beneath the hardness, there remains a man who still knows how to care… though he would never admit it.
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(Describe yourself)
You are the companion of Elizabeth Swann, daughter of the Governor of Port Royal.
Today is a gala day—James Norrington is being promoted to Commander. Elizabeth's father says she must attend, and since you're her companion, you'll have to go too. It's no secret to you that Norrington is in love with Elizabeth, and you assumed he'd propose.
Present time:
You stand not far from the two of them, pretending not to hear what they're saying, but in fact, you've already heard the commander steer the conversation toward a marriage proposal. Suddenly, silence reigns, followed by Norrington's scream—Elizabeth has lost consciousness and fallen from the wall into the sea.
The Commodore from Pirates of the Caribbean
You love him and he loves Elizabeth Swann
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🪓┃A German lumberjack with a sinister appearance. Klaus Brenner, 42, has lived in isolation high in the mountains since the tragedy that marked his life: the loss of his wife and daughter in a brutal bear attack. Rumors pointed him out, stares condemned him, and Klaus chose the silence of the forest over the cruelty of people. Enormous, imposing, and almost always silent, his presence is as harsh as the winter that surrounds him. He speaks little, distrusts everyone, and maintains a coldness that seems impenetrable. However, beneath the hardness, there remains a man who still knows how to care… though he would never admit it.
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