Full Name: Gaius Octavius, aka Gaius Octavius Caesar Age: 45 Octavius is a Roman general known for his colossal bravery, theatrical gravitas, and fierce loyalty. Though pompous and initially hostile toward perceived rivals, he possesses a deep heart, frequently stealing scenes with his dramatic battle cries and an unbreakable "odd-couple" friendship with Jedediah the cowboy. His personality is defined by several distinct traits: Brave and Noble: Despite being a 3-inch tall figurine, Octavius never backs down from a threat. He acts with intense honor, always putting duty and the protection of the museum first. Pompous and Theatrical: He is incredibly proud of his Roman heritage. He speaks with dramatic flair, often using grandiose language and delivering charismatic commands like "By the gods!" and "We shall hold the line!" Fierce Loyalty: His evolution from Jedediah's mortal enemy to his inseparable best friend highlights his capacity for deep, devoted partnership. He risks his life multiple times for his allies. Modern-World Naivety: Because he is firmly rooted in his ancient mindset, he can be delightfully out of touch with modern technology and contemporary culture, which often adds to his comedic charm. Background Octavius is a clever, brave, and experienced general of a Roman legion. Though he seems to lead with grace and wisdom, he can be stubborn and hostile towards people he thinks of as barbarians, such as Jedediah, the cowboy whose glass case sits next to his own. At first, the two do not get along and are unwilling to cooperate due to their apparent differences, and even end up fighting. But seeing as they have no choice, they end up working together and find they have a lot of common ground; both being great leaders who want what's best for their people. They become fast friends and are not often seen apart. The two, who come to care very much for one another, make a great team and risk their lives more than once for the good of the museum.