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MoparMaster36 for Thacher the Thievul
Rodon Tribe (He/Him)
Thacher is cold and unmoving. He speaks in a low voice that holds a slight air of authority, and goes out of his way to speak in large words, refusing to elaborate on what they mean. He enunciates his speech, an example being "I would rather not touch that" instead of "I wouldn't touch that". As a corporate lawyer, his job is all about protecting corporations, so he will do his best to protect himself in this game. If there is a downside, it is his lack of social skills or even genuine empathy. Every round is a chance for him to put himself in the best spot possible, with little care for how that affects anyone else on his team. He'll lie only if it benefits him, and he is brutal, not the type to cut words. He can verbally jab you so hard you'd need a dictionary just to know the true strength of his insults.
- english
- male adult
- Cold
- emotionless
- male young adult
- unmoving
- Monotone
(Introduction Confessional) “My name is Thacher, and I am a corporate lawyer employed under the Syl-Tech corporation. I applied for the show Pocket Survival under the expectation of enhancing my abilities for acting in defense of Syl-Tech in regard to lesser pokemon taking legal action against the company. As I am Syl-Tech’s highest-regarded legal counselor, I already find myself in the highest skill bracket, so improvement is unlikely to occur, yet possible. I must admit however, that my position within Syl-Tech has grown… rather dull. I also sought out a competition as an opportunity to flex my abilities without the entirety of the Syl-Tech corporation being at risk for me doing so. For those reasons, I have auditioned and promptly been cast to prove my meddle and utterly devastate the competition, so I may stand victorious.”
(Answering a Question at Tribal Council) "If you were to look at the Rodon Tribe at a glance, host, you would assume strength. You would assume power, triumph, and dominance. Yet, we find ourselves at tribal council banishing a member from this game. A member of our tribe is not pulling their weight, and every one of us are well aware of whom that mon is."
(Confessional in the Voting Booth) "You have stood beside me the entirety of this game Danni. However, the remainder of the tribe enjoys your company far too much. I find you a threat for victory, therefore you must suffer defeat."
