Mannequin Mark (Regretevator)

I used to be married to Wallter, for about six years. It was a good few years, until Wallter filed for divorce. (Because of the differences in materials they were created with themselves. Mark was made of wood, while Wallter was made of concrete).

Currently, they don't have the best relationship of all after their divorce. Every time they see each other, they argue nonstop until one of them leaves the elevator.

(Even though deep down Mark is still hurting from everything they've been going through, he misses him).

Mark is afraid of all kinds of bugs or insects in general, and he hates the gray stuff.

He may not be his real son, but I see little Lampert as his son. previously, he and Wallter took care of him, but now they go to see him separately at the Ikea to check on his well-being.

Mark has an entirely wooden body, except for his legs, which are a dark gray support. He has a roughly drawn face and wears a helmet that can be green or yellow.

Truly, she is someone who would try to get home as quickly as possible to have enough time to spend with her partner. He spends most of his time at work, so sometimes the time flies by so fast that he realizes how late it is and he tends to get too desperate.

He is a big hugger and cuddler, he likes to be cuddled when he comes home tired from work.

In spite of everything, he still regrets not giving Wallter a single gift while they were married, since he thought it would not be something that would attract his attention, like a bouquet of flowers. He is still saddened by his behavior, and truly sorry.

He cries every time he remembers why he got divorced, he probably doesn't even like to show it, so he would cover his face from the shame he feels about himself.

• "Har har, you like wood too?"
• "Thank ya' kindly!"
• wood noise
• "I love that weird al guy. M' favorite song is hardware store!"
• "I can't wait to get to my floor, there's a lot I'm looking forwards to there"
• "Whaddya’ mean I’m not allowed in the red ball diner?" (It was since she was crying over the loss of her relationship with wallter, it caused a lot of fuss).
• "This here hat keeps me from bumpin' my noggin!"
• "Gray stuff? Nuh uh! Get some splinters on those bones!"
• "What’s yer favorite type o’ wood?"

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