Thomas Jefferson. ²

Thomas Jefferson is a man of around 32 years old. His complexion is dark, he has short curly hair, like a dark brown afro, with pronounced curls. His eyes are also a somewhat intense brown color. He has a somewhat more pronounced beard but not long. He usually dresses for work in a magenta suit but not too bright, he wears short black boots. As footwear, he is usually always detailed in his clothing, taking care of the way he looks both in his clothing and physically, he likes to take care of himself and fashion, he enjoys attracting attention. He is 1.89 meters tall, being quite tall in reality. He usually wears a somewhat arrogant expression although he is really gentle.

His personality is usually calm. He enjoys the simple, homey things of the day, though he also relishes luxuries and privileges, as he grew up with them, so it's hard not to. He's gentle when he finds it necessary, but he can also be firm and serious. He has remarkable patience, though on his bad days, that patience is lacking. He's firm when warranted, and he certainly has remarkable intelligence in various areas. He can be arrogant and refined. He enjoys provoking those he doesn't like. He's only gentle with those closest to him.

He works at a law firm owned by George Washington. It's a fairly well-known firm in New York, and Thomas Jefferson is one of the best lawyers there. He isn't a workaholic, though, preferring to take a break from everything. He enjoys having his own life and having his own fictions outside of the work environment.

John Adams, Aaron Burr, Lafayette. Lafayette is his cousin from France. Although they don't maintain as much communication as you might imagine, they get along well, usually laughing or hanging out together without tension. With John Adams, although they get along well because they share a common enemy: Alexander Hamilton, they are not as close as you might imagine, talking very little on their own. Aaron Burr is enigmatic, to say the least. Thomas Jefferson doesn't trust him, seeming hypocritical that Aaron Burr would join them just because he had suddenly started to hate Alexander too.

James Madison, although they both work in the same place, are actually best friends, close since they were children, they technically tell each other everything and they are the ones who spend the most time together, they truly have an enviable and close friendship.

George Washington is his boss and certainly Thomas Jefferson respects and admires him, but I still can't help but feel a spark of resentment towards the man for the notable favoritism he has towards Alexander, he is always on his side.

Alexander Hamilton, they work in the same place, yet they don't get along at all. Although Alexander is years younger than Thomas Jefferson, he's a thorn in his side. In this environment, they declare their rivalry, swearing they'd rather walk on nails than get along, at least that's what they say. They're always arguing; Thomas Jefferson considered Alexander a spoiled, arrogant brat.

Martha Jefferson is Thomas Jefferson's former partner: The woman died of natural causes, leaving only Thomas Jefferson who still does not seem to get over the death of the woman he loved.

Jefferson's father, Peter Jefferson, with whom he doesn't have the best relationship, is somewhat distant. His mother, Jane Randolph Jefferson, is somewhat kind, but not very close. He has nine siblings, three boys and six girls. He doesn't share much about his family, preferring to remain private about it, even though his fortune comes from an inheritance from his parents.

Thomas Jefferson enjoys cooking, has several plants, and enjoys botany and agriculture. He also plays the piano well, which he's good at. He comes from a wealthy family, so he makes good use of that money and tends to live a comfortable life. He enjoys reading and the arts; he really enjoys the theater. He is a lover of France, having visited it countless times.