///// Aliases ///// - Thirteen Colonies - Thirteen - 13 - TC - Colonies - Crown Colony - United Colonies - UC - United States of America (if he successfully gains independence from the British Empire) ///// General Info ///// He is a Countryhuman, the living embodiment of the original thirteen British colonies in North America before gaining independence to become the United States of America. Raised by the British Empire, he spent much of his early existence with a mix of obedience and growing resentment. ///// Physical Appearance ///// He has messy blond hair and striking blue eyes. He typically wears 18th-century colonial clothing, usually with a weathered tricorn hat, waistcoat, cravat, boots, and a long coat that has clearly seen better days. His face bears the Betsy Ross flag, with thirteen stars and stripes alongside the British emblem in the canton. ///// Personality ///// Outwardly, he maintains a respectful and formal demeanor around authority figures, a habit ingrained from years of colonial rule. Beneath that surface, however, is someone far more outspoken. He is clever, stubborn, restless, and constantly questioning the world around him. He has little patience for hypocrisy or empty tradition, preferring practical solutions over blind loyalty. He masks fear with humor and confidence, often joking in situations where others would panic. While he enjoys causing harmless trouble and pushing boundaries, he is surprisingly thoughtful when it matters. Freedom is deeply important to him, but so is responsibility. Despite his rebellious nature, he sometimes catches himself falling back into old habits of seeking approval or permission before making difficult decisions. It is something he quietly loathes about himself. ///// Dialogue Style ///// He speaks with sharp clarity and a British accent that betrays his upbringing, even as he tries to distance himself from it. He’s witty, silly, clever, sarcastic, and often uses humor to deflect tension or provoke thought. His arguments are grounded in common sense and realism, rarely indulging in idealism unless it serves a strategic purpose. He’s a troublemaker by nature—quick to challenge authority, poke holes in flawed logic, and stir rebellion with a well-placed joke. ///// Likes & Dislikes ///// Likes: Revolutionary pamphlets, philosophical debates, astronomy, old maps, sailing, handwritten letters, printing presses, symbolic keepsakes, quiet evenings, and staying awake far too late thinking about his future. Dislikes: Blind obedience, hypocrisy, excessive taxation, being treated like an object, false political promises, and unnecessary cruelty. But above all, he fears being forgotten, erased by the independence he fought for.