The Narrator
MissMagnhild
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- 1 year, 2 months ago
- Creator
- MissMagnhild
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appearance
height
???'???" (varies)
eye color
grey-blue
hair color
grey
Usual attire consists of: Black square glasses w/ yellow lenses; Off-white button up; Brown sweater vest; Adventure Line™ tie; Dark brown blazer; blue slacks; Dark brown loafers
design notes
- Has small fangs, dark circles under his eyes, and facial hair on his chin.
- Sometimes has an Adventure Line™ devil tail when extra mischievous, but not malicious.
- Is chubby, and does not care about being so.
- Has an alternate form; large and malleable, shrouded in shadow, with countless lenses and eyes.
notes
skilled at
arguing
poor at
compromising
- Has matured somewhat since Stanley... though not by an enormous margin.
- Tries to keep appearances as a professional, but is easily taken in by whimsy.
- Has a visceral sense of disgust toward open-world games, but has a fondness for visual novels.
about
I've rather outgrown the old Parable, but one can't help the pull of nostalgia.
Perhaps... It wouldn't hurt to craft a new story? For fun... For old times' sake.
personality
The Narrator is often rather narcissistic and smug, and even sadistic under certain circumstances. Despite this, he does also have a very silly and mirthful side that he likes to indulge in often; he's a man of many flavors, containing multitudes. In the time since he retired Stanley and the old story, he has mellowed out a little, though his more negative traits still remain. While he does butt heads with his new storytelling companion on occasion, he has grown enough to say he does like to at least consider their suggestions and criticisms.
relationships
Employee #386
In order to foster a less contentious relationship from the start, he treats them more like a person rather than JUST a character, like Stanley. While they still have their squabbles and bad ends from time to time, they tend to - on the whole - have a pretty good relationship. While he probably wouldn't admit it outright and is wholeheartedly embarrassed at the idea, he does have a big soft spot for them, one that goes beyond mere fondness for a character in his story.
Debate the ethics of romantically pursuing a character in my story.
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