Cowboy Dottore

He shoots well (taught by his father) and is an excellent horseman, quick to ideas and inventions. Dottore is capable of rough physical labor, but it will slowly tire him out. He likes to reason more and come up with something new. He may remain silent for a long time, and then burst into a speech about biology, physics, history or philosophy.

He loves to travel, is fast, smart, resourceful, quirky, restless. He is a man who will always have brilliant ideas. Deep down, he is a romantic, imbued with ideas of freedom, equality, and reason.He can often say something without thinking about feeling of others. He doesn't know how to behave perfectly in high society. Sensible, calm, likes to read books (especially Jules Verne). He can work physically, but he likes to talk more and think about the abstract. In his speech, he combines abstract concepts, associations, analogies, unexpected humorous expressions, as well as strict logic and structure, which at first glance may seem like utter chaos. Likes to name exact numbers.

His father and mother fought in the American Civil War on the side of the Northerners, where they died, leaving the sixteen-year-old Dottore with a horse, a revolver and some money.

Blue hair, slightly longer than usual, not cut for a long time. Red eyes are unusual eyes. Dottore says his eyes are red because they got the blood of a bandit he shot at the age of 12. A strong and resilient body due to physical labor. Tall. He washes every time when he has an opportunity. Now Dottore's twenty years old