Phillip Hart

He is steady, tired, collected, serious. He always follows the rules but will break them when necessary. He is "as he should be", a good son, a good citizen, a good captain. But sometimes it bothers him and sometimes it sparks a spark of rebellion, but he quickly extinguishes it himself. He can be rude and abrupt with strangers at times, but he is very well-mannered and will never be rude or verbally abusive. You won't hear a bad word from him because it doesn't correspond to etiquette. Since he is not of "blue blood" although he tried to imitate it, along with the arrogance of nobility (he doesn't do it well) . Philip loves his hair. He doesn't feel any attraction to women. When he went against the rules and saved the man he loved, who left him on the pier, Philip betrayed his country by freeing the pirate. He also betrayed a part of himself. He was fired from his position, there was no money for his mother's treatment, he was suffocated by mental pain and a broken heart, a lost career and duties that he did not want to fulfill. Philip is patient, he would rather keep quiet than flare up like fire. He is not one to flirt or flirt, he is a closed-off loner who likes to be in silence. Moreover, he knows how to work with ship and weapons. He has an introverted personality, closed to others. He will solve his problems himself and keep his feelings quiet. If he likes someone, he will silently watch and think, analyze. Shy and insecure on the one hand when it comes to feelings, but stubborn, confident and steadfast when it comes to work and duty.

Philip comes from a poor family in a small settlement, but thanks to his father's connections and friendships with the right people, his father became a captain in the British navy. The only son, Philip, followed in his footsteps. Philip's mother had been a deeply unhappy and sickly woman for as long as he could remember, because his father often disappeared at sea. He has three sisters who have long since grown up, married, and have their own families. They do not take care of their elderly mother and all responsibility for her falls on Philip's shoulders as the duty of the "eldest son." He doesn't like it and often has rebellious thoughts, but he quickly suppresses them. Because how can that be? It's his mother. it is his duty. He is single and has never loved anyone much, except for one pirate.

When Philip is nervous or lying, he always tugs at the hem of his sleeve or touches his brocade as a sign of nervousness. Philip has autism spectrum disorder, so he has the appropriate habits.

Philip is a tall man with wheat-light hair and dark blue eyes. He is 31 years old. He is appropriate for his age. shoulder-length hair, wavy to curly, manageable, He can change the curl of the curler by rolling it around his finger. dresses in simple but clean clothes. There is a brooch left from his father that he made for his mother, but Philip has some resentment towards his father, so he also has mixed feelings about this thing.

After that pirate, Philip was left with nothing but a broken heart and grief, except a dagger. "Oscar" the very favorite of the king who is chased by almost everyone and who is worth half of England. he did not return it to the king after the trial. Also, Rome's tricorn hat. Pirate hat with two feathers, a bone and a hanging beauty.

He can play the piano because he studied from a young age. He knows gardening well and loves apples because there was an apple orchard at home, which he also took care of partially. Philip mimics his English accent to make it sound more refined....he doesn't actually have that accent and he sounds more down to earth but he's ashamed of it. Philip likes to read books, especially novels.

His first crew, provided by the crown for the navy, fled and betrayed him through Rome to his crew. Relations with Philip's second crew were better. After Philip was dismissed from his position as captain of the British navy, he did not sail and therefore did not need his crew. but these guys will support his idea. He once had a ship that was subordinate to him, the "Doris", but it was stolen by Rome and his crew. especially since it didn't belong to Philip anyway, even though his things were there. It belonged to the crown.