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LN: Kaufer
DH: Heinrich Emil (30)
DW: Rosita Maria Inez (17)
Rank: Merchant (Heinrich), Housewife (Rosita)
Heinrich is a merchant with a small shop out of which he sells trinkets and other unimportant items. The shop is merely a hobby; his real source of income is card-playing and gambling, from which he makes a pretty penny. (It is suspected he cheats, but no one knows for sure.) He has several bars and card houses he rotates between, as well as several different characters he adopts while playing, so his winning streaks go unnoticed.
From gambling, he acquires everything from money to trinkets for his shop to furnishings. While traveling abroad one time, he beat a drunken Spaniard in a game of cards, winning the hand of the Spaniard's pretty young daughter, Rosita. His first wife died a number of years ago giving birth to their first son (who also died a couple of days later), and he found Rosita to be a more than suitable "replacement" for the wife he had lost. As a bonus, he then did not have to worry about finding and wooing a new wife, which was a lot of effort and the main reason he had yet to remarry.
Rosita cares not for her duplicitous husband, but she supposes that life with her father was not much better. She does, however, miss her friends from Spain, and hopes to soon have a child to ease her loneliness.
(I hope it's okay that Rosita is from Spain since her husband is Bialan and they fall under "the populace," but if not I'll change it!)
DH: Heinrich Emil (30)
DW: Rosita Maria Inez (17)
Rank: Merchant (Heinrich), Housewife (Rosita)
Heinrich is a merchant with a small shop out of which he sells trinkets and other unimportant items. The shop is merely a hobby; his real source of income is card-playing and gambling, from which he makes a pretty penny. (It is suspected he cheats, but no one knows for sure.) He has several bars and card houses he rotates between, as well as several different characters he adopts while playing, so his winning streaks go unnoticed.
From gambling, he acquires everything from money to trinkets for his shop to furnishings. While traveling abroad one time, he beat a drunken Spaniard in a game of cards, winning the hand of the Spaniard's pretty young daughter, Rosita. His first wife died a number of years ago giving birth to their first son (who also died a couple of days later), and he found Rosita to be a more than suitable "replacement" for the wife he had lost. As a bonus, he then did not have to worry about finding and wooing a new wife, which was a lot of effort and the main reason he had yet to remarry.
Rosita cares not for her duplicitous husband, but she supposes that life with her father was not much better. She does, however, miss her friends from Spain, and hopes to soon have a child to ease her loneliness.
(I hope it's okay that Rosita is from Spain since her husband is Bialan and they fall under "the populace," but if not I'll change it!)
This message was edited 1/12/2011, 5:42 PM
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