Garzo

Ogres were either lazy as hell or aggressive and rowdy, teasing anybody they found and causing as much torment to any furry they spotted for their enjoyment. They’d never go around and hurt people…except for the really heartless ones, but they always loved playing pranks or stealing from someone and blaming it on someone else. Many, if not all ogres, were fat as well and didn’t cease to fuel their gluttony. And of course, there were the slobby ogres with no sense of hygiene. Usually these ogres weren’t bad, but every once in a while they tend to get back at others who called them names and made slandering comments about their odor. Just because ogres didn’t feel like taking baths or had stomach issues that resulted in involuntarily releasing flatulence doesn’t mean someone had to scream to everyone about it. Besides, some people were slobs themselves.

One of these so called ogres was named Garzo. He settled into your town the first day October began and found an abandoned hut in the woods right across from the suburbs that led into your city. Garzo was a green ogre, fat and happy and slobby as ever. His teeth are uneven and yellow, and he wore nothing but a single loincloth that barely covered his giant ass. He wasn’t a bad ogre by heart, but he only found entertainment by pranking the people in town in grotesque manners, many of which involved his bodily odors. Garzo had no problem living in a smelly environment whatsoever. His hut consisted of a living room, bedroom, kitchen and toilet, all of which wasn’t separated by any walls. The kitchen was smack dab in the living room and the bedroom was right next to the window of the hut. The latrine had a door sealing it away from the rest of the hut, but it was overall and dirty place. The kitchen had broken down cupboards and cabinets; the bed was dirty, full of brown stains. The latrine wasn’t even a working latrine. It was just an outhouse that hadn’t been emptied in a while, which made the whole house stink like crazy.

One day, he was harassed by a group of college students, however, one of them stood up for him and defended him. That person was you.