A traveller, set on seeing what the rest of the world has to offer.

[ P E R S O N A L I T Y ]

relaxed. lazy, unaggressive, goes with the flow. compassionate and sympathetic towards others, but very rarely knows what to do in scenarios where he is needed to comfort/help someone unless it is a physical thing that he can fix, like a fence or a window.

[ H I S T O R Y ]

The story so far...

In November of two years ago, Jean attended the fall festival purely as a guest, visiting various booths and meeting various people, such as Mary and Finch. While he strives for unity between the various factions, he doesn't actually have any ideas to do so, and doesn't have the skill set necessary to even do anything about the snow that piles up every December. An attempt to navigate the snow resulted in being caught in a mass of hair, and in the middle of an argument between factions, which gets resolved as he is saved from Azriel's hair.

On the plus side, Jean befriends the city judge, Misae, by offering to help clean her house. The two become unlikely friends, meeting up every week to hang out and chat. In the process of conversing with her, he slowly becomes more comfortable with being bigender. Misae donates a box of dresses to Jean, one of which he wears to the Valentine's Ball held by the City Council, his "date" being, of course, Misae. They get along like a married couple, despite not romantically dating.

Jean also befriends Alchemist Head Calypso in December, as she melts the snow by dying it various colors. They become great friends, and occasionally meet up afterwards to give Calypso a break from her paperwork and Jean a break from...whatever he's doing.

He also gets to know Adrien really well! He helped the artist with moving some canvases, and the two became good friends!

Unfortunately, the city's many attempts to unify are met with...disinterest? from the general populace, much to Jean's disappointment. As a freelancer, he helps around the city often, repairing Finch's window while he's gone, fixing up fences,even starting up a temporary frog-catching business. In July, he attempts to celebrate his birthday by having cake with all the friends he's made, but he's only able to make it to Misae's house before the storm gets any worse. Unable to leave, he camps out in Misae's house until the storm passes, then goes around the city helping fix things...again.

In an attempt to help guide the city towards unification, in preparation for the fall festival this year, Jean offers to carve pumpkins to give as gifts to all his friends, and invites everyone else to join him or do something similar. He also sets up a lost and found booth, for the things you lose and cannot find. When he's not attending to the booth, he's hanging out with Misae and Adrien, mostly, or his childhood friends, or can be seen grabbing coffee with Calypso (and forcing her to take a break from her duties as the Head of Alchemy. He's incredibly worried over her mental health, though he's not sure what he can do other than get her to take breaks every so often.

When the yearly snow returns, Jean basically lives in Misae's house with both Misae and Adrien. The three of them seem to have...something? going on, though Jean isn't too bothered about defining what that is exactly. When they emerge after the snow has melted, Jean, once again, goes back to work repairing things that have been damaged by the weather. He's...concerned, by all the trouble Enquitar has faced in the past year and the half, but is greatly cheered by the fact that the city seems to be leaning towards unity more than it did last year.

Unfortunately, that hope was lost, as the city descended into chaos when Caije ran for the role of Tinkerer Head. He was badly burned during her speech, when the robotic "Charlie" broke down and caused most of the stage to burn down. Following the attempted election, Adrien voices his desire to leave the city. Jean and Misae opt to follow him rather than stay, and the three of them tie up loose ends before departing.

They go wherever they wish to go, sometimes finding old friends in surprising places. It's been a good time.