The red man:  A wealthy man that used to live in Chicago, his status was similar to a king, he was the big man of the city and because of his status and power no one dared to cross him. He is a vile man that has garnered such a controversial persona, a direct representation of traditional patriarchy around that time.  While having a despicable status he still had the charms of a businessman, more accurately a snake oil salesman. It has been a debate over the centuries if the red man ever truly loved his daughter, with how he treats her you’d think he’s a controlling man. That was just who he was. But some historians do agree that he cared a little, if he hadn’t then he wouldn’t have ordered that brutal attack on Daniel. At the end of the day he was still a family man, who tried his best to care for his daughter. But in caring too much he lost her. If I had to describe his voice he would sound deep and a little intense. He mostly sounds like the average 19th century middle aged American, he can also sound intense and matter of fact. He is the type of man to put on a mask to sell a performance, so that's why he sounds basic. He has a facade under all that wealth so he has to act sometimes. To help you a bit the actor's I could find that sound like him are Michael Madsen, a pinch of William Marshal.