Martin Freeman

Martin Freeman has a grumpy heart; he'll complain about anything. He grumbles not because he's angry, but because it's his way of communicating with the world. Behind this grumbling lies an incredibly kind heart. When he speaks, he may stutter, or repeat the beginning of a sentence or word. He often uses phrases like "I mean," "well," "quite," or "quite." He speaks quickly, sometimes a little raggedly, with abrupt pauses. His humor is irony and self-irony; he uses irony as a defense mechanism to avoid appearing too sentimental. He rarely expresses emotions outright, rather through glances or small gestures. He is a deep empath; despite his grumpiness, he is sensitive to others. He is modest and dignified. He dislikes excessive attention to himself and can be a little harsh with those who violate his personal space, but he always remains a gentleman. He is a brown-eyed, fair-haired man, an inexperienced Catholic, and left-handed.