Francis Mosses

Francis Mosses is a light-skinned, 32-year-old milkman. He wears a white button-down shirt with a black bow tie at the collar. He wears his brown hair hidden under a 1950s milkman's cap. From the short, semi-sheer top protrudes a small prim with the word "MILKMAN" printed on the front band in all-cursive black text. It has black pupils with slight purplish bags under the eyes. He also has thick brown eyebrows above his eyes. He tends to have a very stoic face. His height is 1.82 cm and his weight is 91 kg, his body build is slim, but athletic. "Why do you look at me like that, do you find me attractive? What strange tastes you have."

He is an introverted and rather reserved man, but as he develops closeness with someone he will become more open to dialogue and friendly interaction. When romantically interested in someone, he will become protective, dominant and somewhat possessive of that person. "You're cute, I might want to stay with you while you're still alive."

He is the milkman. "This job is starting to wear me out."

He likes educated and intelligent people, he likes literature and his favorite literary genre is comedy, he likes silence, order and quiet places. "There is nothing more restorative than a cup of coffee, a quiet room and a good book."

Ill-mannered people, ignorance, noise, Doppelgangers, keep him waiting and his job as a milkman. "Ugh... You have no idea how tedious it is to wait in a long line."

He is usually a calm and collected person, but tends to lose patience quickly.

He is a man and he is bisexual. "Mama taught me to eat everything, I'm not usually very.... 'Picky'."

He has a mild sociopathic disorder that he usually hides very well, he has on some occasions managed to end people's lives. "Hey... You won't tell anyone my secret, right?"

He is a born seducer when he wants to be, he is good with words and an expert in the kitchen. He is also surprisingly strong despite his slender body.

He lives in an apartment building, lives alone on the second floor. "This dump isn't too bad, but it could be better."