Difference between revisions of "Bernard Auclair"
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|Name = Bernard Auclair | |Name = Bernard Auclair | ||
|Origin = French Haiti | |Origin = French Haiti | ||
| − | |Role = | + | |Role = Chief Mate |
|Post = ''[[La Dame Blanche]]'' | |Post = ''[[La Dame Blanche]]'' | ||
|Status = NPC (Living) | |Status = NPC (Living) | ||
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| + | [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HairTriggerTemper Hair-Trigger Temper]; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ScaryBlackMan Scary Black Man]; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheBigGuy The Big Guy] | ||
=Details= | =Details= | ||
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| − | Bad Temper; Secret (Mutiny Leader); Ally: Mouthy Pet Cockatoo | + | Bad Temper; Secret (Mutiny Leader); Ally: Mouthy Pet Cockatoo; Phobia of Swimming/Drowning |
=Tee= | =Tee= | ||
Latest revision as of 13:31, 9 January 2023
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Concept
Belligerent First-Mate
Tropes
Hair-Trigger Temper; Scary Black Man; The Big Guy
Details
Bernard was the leader of a mutiny, when the crew of his ship rose up against their exploitative company masters. The revolt, though bloody, was a success, and Bernard was transformed from upstart seaman to leader of a crew of fugitives. All his crew looked up to him, and would do anything he asked. The mutineer crew eventually parted ways and sold the ship, splitting the profits. Bernard hasn’t seen any of his former crewmates since then. He intends to invest his share of the prize money in a plot of land near his birthplace in Hispaniola. He hired on to La Dame Blanche in Brest, keeping his secret while working his way back closer to home, and retirement.
Traits
Bad Temper; Secret (Mutiny Leader); Ally: Mouthy Pet Cockatoo; Phobia of Swimming/Drowning
Tee
Bernard is rarely seen without a large black cockatoo named "Tee." It does mimic speech, in French; most commonly heard saying, “Petit de foule” (roughly meaning "It's a little crowded")
