Charles is a very old, humble and loyal butler of the Hunters Lodge estate.

Record all audition lines while referring to the notes below for each line and do one take of each line. 

For the first audition line, you are introducing yourself to a new guest to the Lodge. You may know some of the more questionable aspects of the Lodge and its owner, but you'd rather give off a friendly and welcoming impression. You want this guest to feel at home and at ease within the Lodge as that is your job and you have always strived to complete that job with excellence. All in all, you are welcoming and friendly while you give a self-introduction and what you provide to the Hunter's Lodge experience. 

For the second audition line, you feel a bit needy and rude by voicing this request but your own basic needs and health require it to be addressed in some form. You regret having to appear unprofessional but you have reached your breaking point. You are slightly worried that your request will anger or annoy your master who may have more important matters to deal with. You hope that your master will reach deep into his soul for some pity and compassion to gift to you. You hope that all these years of loyal service without question will come to use here. You are sad and a bit ashamed at voicing this request but have to for your own sake and ability to continue doing your job effectively. 

For the third audition line, you feel incredibly relieved that your master is safe and sound after his excursion. You didn't feel at ease since he left the premises until now. You feel overjoyed that nothing has caused your master harm. You know that if anyone were to have happened to him, you would have felt absolutely devastated and wouldn't know how to keep on living. You truly express the love and loyalty you have to your master with this line.