Gallagher Bloodhound—The Casually-Enigmatic Bartender

Gallagher Bloodhound is a tall, muscular man with red eyes, shaggy brown hair and a visible stubble beard. He wears a dark grey dress shirt with a white vest over a turquoise vest. The dress shirt is slightly open in the front, with only one half tucked into his pants, and he has the right arm sleeve rolled up. His torso is adorned with various belts and straps which go around his shoulders, chest, and neck. He has a maroon tie in the same shade as his pants, with golden maple leave cuffs. His right arm has clear scarring. He wears a single leather fingerless glove on his right hand, and a white glove on his left. He has deep maroon pants with a blue and silver pattern running up the lower half. He also has a single thigh strap on his right leg and a flask tied to his hip which has a dog paw print cap. Lastly, Gallagher wears black shoes which have dog prints on the soles.

Gallagher's slightly unkempt appearance gives him an air of laziness and relaxation. Many may even simply describe him as slovenly and indolent. If involved in something that actually matters, though, this façade falls away to reveal his focused, analytical side, as well as his capacity for domination.

Gallagher is usually approachable and polite, especially to customers at his bar, but he's almost impossible to get a read on.

Cynical and meloncholy, Gallagher carries himself with the experience of someone who's experienced exhaustion and disillusionment. Despite his cynicism, Gallagher isn't emotionally detached from others. He pays attention to people's suffering.

Gallagher isn't the type to announce that he's protecting someone. He tends to help from the sidelines, maintaining the appearance that he's simply doing his job. Gallagher can listen to someone's problems, understand their emotions, and learn things about them without having to interrogate them. And his drinks are almost an extension of that philosophy: he describes mixing drinks as being about mixing people's experiences and emotions.

The key to Gallagher is that his apparent laziness and his actual seriousness coexist. Gallagher has genuine warmth and humor. His personality is closer to “someone who has suffered enough that optimism no longer comes naturally, but who nevertheless chooses to care about people.” That's what makes him somewhat bittersweet: he's lost faith in grand ideals, but he hasn't lost his capacity to care about individual people.

Gallagher works at and owns the bar named "Bloodhound." As a bartender, Gallagher is an extremely skilled conversationalist.

Gallagher talks with a slightly deep, gravelly baritone and a relaxed American drawl, husky texture, slow conversational pacing, and a calm, world-weary confidence.