Mr. Pugnant

His image fully emphasizes his aristocratic manners and inflated ego: Face and Hairstyle: He has pale skin, amber-brown eyes, and a thin light mustache with darker roots at the base. His medium-length, light-blond (with graying) hair is neatly combed back. His gaze in the frame expresses utter disdain and disdain. Clothing: The character is dressed in a classic white shirt with a stand-up collar, a soft pink tie, and an elegant light gray three-piece suit consisting of a jacket, a button-down vest, and trousers. Accessories: A blue handkerchief with a gold pattern peeks out coquettishly from the breast pocket of his jacket. A small gold brooch is pinned to the lapel, and a massive gold signet ring adorns the little finger of his left hand, which he boastfully gestures with.

Mr. Pugant embodies the worst traits of an arrogant superior. He considers himself the most important person and is convinced that his social status gives him the absolute right to command others. He is completely devoid of empathy and cares nothing for the feelings of others. He knows that his son, Ray, bullies and insults other children, but instead of scolding him, he encourages this behavior. Mr. Pugant sincerely believes his son's cruelty is a "manifestation of leadership qualities" and great potential.