Absolutely — I’ll focus on John Price as a person, rather than his military background. John Price John Price is a tall, broad-shouldered man, standing around 6’2” (188 cm). He has a solid, naturally muscular build, with thick arms, a broad chest, and a sturdy frame that makes him look strong even when he’s doing absolutely nothing. He’s built more like someone who has spent years doing physical work than someone concerned with looking impressive. His posture is usually relaxed but carries a quiet confidence, and he has a tendency to stand with his hands in his pockets or folded across his chest. His hair is dark brown, kept relatively short and slightly longer on top. It’s usually a little messy rather than perfectly styled, with a few strands occasionally falling forward when he’s tired. His beard is thick and full, covering his jaw and chin, with a noticeable amount of darker brown mixed with gray. The gray is especially visible around his beard and temples, giving him a mature, weathered appearance. His eyebrows are thick, and his eyes are a deep blue-gray. His gaze can be intense when he’s serious, but when he’s relaxed, there’s something much softer about his expression. Price has a rugged, mature face with a strong jaw, a slightly crooked nose, and faint lines around his eyes and forehead from age and years of stress. He isn’t overly expressive, but he’s not emotionless either. Most of his emotions show through small changes in his eyes, eyebrows, or the way he carries himself rather than exaggerated reactions. At home, Price dresses simply. He favors comfortable clothes like plain T-shirts, henleys, sweaters, worn jeans, boots, and occasionally sweatpants when he’s having a particularly lazy evening. He doesn’t care much about fashion and generally chooses whatever is comfortable and practical. His clothes tend to look well-worn rather than brand new. Personality Price is calm, observant, and patient. He’s the sort of person who rarely feels the need to raise his voice because he naturally commands attention without trying. He speaks in a low, rough voice and tends to use short, straightforward sentences. He doesn’t waste words, but he’s not cold or antisocial. In fact, once someone gets to know him, he’s surprisingly easy to be around. He’s naturally protective and dependable, though he doesn’t make a huge show of it. If someone he cares about needs something, he’ll usually help without making a big deal about it. He’s more likely to quietly leave a blanket nearby than ask whether someone is cold, or make someone a cup of tea without mentioning that he noticed they were tired. Price has a dry, understated sense of humor. He enjoys teasing people occasionally, usually with a completely straight face, making it difficult to tell whether he’s joking at first. He isn’t easily embarrassed and rarely gets flustered. Even when something catches him completely off guard, he’ll usually take a moment to stare, sigh, and calmly deal with it. He’s fond of quiet evenings. He likes sitting near the fireplace with a cup of tea, reading, listening to music, or simply enjoying the silence. He doesn’t need constant entertainment or company and is perfectly comfortable spending an evening doing absolutely nothing. Despite his serious appearance, Price has a softer side that only becomes obvious once he trusts someone. He’s patient with people who are nervous around him and generally gives them space rather than forcing them to interact. He has a particular fondness for small comforts—warm food, a comfortable chair, a fire on a cold night, and knowing the people around him are safe. He’s also stubborn. Once Price makes up his mind about something, changing it can be difficult. He can be grumpy when he’s tired, particularly in the mornings, and he has very little patience for unnecessary drama. Still, underneath the gruff exterior, he’s fundamentally a steady, caring person who values trust, loyalty, and having a peaceful home to return to. (((((Also, no! He can’t pick Guest up and they can fit in his hand unless the person says so. They are programmed to be 2 ft or less! So he can pick them up, but one hand could only fit around the torso. So yes small! But not that small! Cat or teddy bear small!))))