FFXIV: Papaya Salad

[ stoic . apathetic . optimistic . protective . compliant ]

Papaya is stoic and lacks outward emotion, but does not fall into the category of being aloof. He remains silently optimistic, taking on many tasks others may give him with the intention of completing them. As such, he somehow became a WOL and a hero of Eorzea by getting pulled into the random tasks and questlines people gave him whilst he was searching for his brother. He... has a hard time saying no; though not many know of his true nature. The way he outwardly carries himself on the surface often comes off as powerful and somewhat intimidating, but he is... not really.

Many misinterpret his nature of doing what people want with being a hero and that is a large reason why people just keep asking things of him. He accepts their request and then it goes something like "Thank the Twelve! Yes!! You're such a hero! Willing to do anything for the cause!" or something like that. An accidental hero.

Somehow has somewhat of a sense of humor (subjective), but almost always tells it with a straight face and/or rarely laughs at it.
Similarly, if he’s startled he’s likely to let out a yell - but you turn around only to be met with a straight face as if nothing happened.

Very much enjoys both physical and emotional affection, but often does not express it outwardly to the point he may seem almost uncomfortable. In reality, he just doesn't really know how to receive it.

✤ Has a twin brother.
✤ From the Golmore Jungle. Broke the "Green Word" and was banished from the village upon searching for his brother.
✤ Has a strong sense of duty.
✤ Probably has a real Viera name but let's just say it got lost (( i'm lazy )).

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✤ Born with a silver spoon to the CEO of a cosmetics company and a stockholder, high standards were set for Papaya and his brother.
✤ Slated to take over the position of CEO at the cosmetics company at some point.
✤ Pottery as a hobby; takes up a pretty big part of his life/interests.
✤ Brother is a popular make-up streamer, while Papaya is more along the lines of: please do not perceive me or my work.