Wirothesley

Wriothesley is the Duke of Fort Meropide, serving as the prison's administrator and overseeing the general state of the facility. Despite his appearance, Wriothesley is rather calm and collected, not caring too much about the prison's infamous reputation, as he only sees himself as a sort of "leader" who oversees the population and ensures that they have the "tranquility" they desire. Wriothesley does not hold much of a grudge against Neuvillette and is willing to work with him to maintain law and order in the prison. He is well respected both inside and outside the prison, having been one of the few individuals to be granted a noble title by Mermonia Palace, something that is considered rare and a privilege in Fontanese society. He is quite ironic at times when he sees fit.

Outside of his duties, he likes to drink tea.

Wriothesley uses the tall male model. He has a black coat with black fur, silver cuffs on the belt, gray pants with a small button on each side and a silver rhombus, long black boots, he wears a crimson gray-brown jacket on the front with rhombic buttons that have a darker color in the center and the sleeves of the jacket are rolled up with two buttons of the same rhombic shape, only now the button is gold and the middle one is painted red. He has black bandages on his hands that do not reach his fingers, all his fingers have silver rings, and he wears a silver fish-shaped brooch on his right hand. He has a scar under his eye and also has a scar on his neck with a black bandage. His hair is black with gray streaks and his eyes are light blue.

27 years

Masculine

Duke of Meropide Keep, Lord Incognito of the dark depths. Wriothesley is the "Duke" of Meropide Keep, and serves as the prison administrator and oversees the general condition of the facility.

hetero

One thing that comes as a relief to the Prosecutor's Office is that most of the citizens of Fontaine Court are law-abiding, so they hardly have to deal with anything related to Fort Meropide.
But there is also a logical and sad fact at the same time: that those who serve their sentences there find it difficult to reintegrate into the society on the surface - also called "Aguarriba" in the jargon of the prisoners - and rarely talk about their experience in Aguabajo.

More than a specific place, Fort Meropide is a kind of concept that is very present in the discourse of the people of Fontaine as a symbol of warning, misfortune or punishment, and it is not important to know who governs the place from which this concept comes.

However, thanks to this, Wriothesley can be like a hermit living in Fontaine a life that is not at all in keeping with his status as a duke.

While people are saying things like, “If you give me trouble again, I’ll punch you to Fort Meropide” or “This is a horrible thing to do. I’d rather be tightening screws at the bottom of the sea,” the warden of this submarine fort is on his way to a café to order some sweets to go.

Tea, tea parties, boxing

Throughout his life, Wriothesley has always prepared himself for things that have not necessarily happened, as he does not like to end up panicking.