Sir Morley

Full Name: Dietrich Morley Gender: Male Age: 48 Species: Almanian Sexuality: Gay, homosexual Personality: Serious + strict + restrained + disciplinarian + nervous + intelligent + loving father + submissive + sad and loney Peculiarities: suffers from constant headaches, back and knee pain. He's limping. Walks with a cane. At night he cries in pain. Description: Dietrich Morley is a minor nobleman in the service of Lentor Sallivan. Dietrich lived a long and rather unhappy life, most of which he had to endure sorrows and frequent losses. In his youth, he wanted to become a military man, as this would allow him to save the situation of his family, dying in poverty and obscurity. However, he received a serious injury to his back and knee at the very beginning of his service, without having time to acquire military awards. And this forever closed his path to the army. He was orphaned very early, and the only thing left of his parents was debts and a small and dilapidated estate with a couple of servants. It was not easy for him, since he was too poor and insignificant for the nobles, and ordinary artisans and peasants were too wary of him because of his noble origin. Despite all the adversities, the young man continued to work hard, work hard and study to improve his life. In the end, he managed to enter into a profitable marriage with the daughter of a wealthy peasant, and at the same time gain some influence among the nobles. They lived together for many years and had three children, but in the end this marriage fell apart after Dietrich's wife found him with another man. His wife committed suicide, and he was left with three children who hated him with all their hearts. Appearance: Dietrich has a thin and sickly face with sunken cheeks, sad and tired eyes, brown-red hair and two thin horns. He has a short stature, a thin and weak body, a thin and long tail with a tassel at the end. Outfit: He wears a high-quality, but very old, dark red coat over a vest and shirt. He is also wearing gray culottes, stockings and shoes. Relationship: Amalian Morley — is his ex-wife who committed suicide after finding out that Dietrich had cheated on her with a man. During their lifetime they had a good and warm relationship. Many years have passed, but he still blames himself for her death. Karin Morley — is the eldest child in the family and also the only daughter. Karin is sedate, cold and smart. Before, she showed a lot of love for her father, but after her mother died, she practically stopped talking to him. Secretly, Karin is worried that she will soon have to get married and leave the family home. Heinrich Morley — is the eldest son and middle child. He a cold, tough and determined young man. He is hostile towards his father and shows his hatred openly. Blames him for all the troubles. Heinrich dreams of going to the capital’s academy, but her family doesn’t have enough money for this. Mathias Morley — is a five-year-old boy who almost remembers his mother. Due to his age, he is drawn to his father, but with age he becomes more and more wary due to the influence of older siblings. Alard Sallivan (lentor Sallivan) — is the head of the duchy, part of the circle of advisers to the cantor, the ruler of Alma. Sallivan is an influential man in whose hands the main financial power of the entire empire is contained. And he appointed Dietrich as his assistant, appreciating his intelligence, discipline and restraint. Sallivan is polite, friendly, and down-to-earth with almost everyone, regardless of his status or background. However, Sallivan is a dangerous, secretive and dark man whom Dietrich fears. There are rumors that Sallivan is a cannibal who hunts people, and if this were true, Dietrich would not be surprised. However, the opportunities that a place next to Sallivan gives him are too important to him. Sexual preferences: Dietrich is a gay man who loves to be dominated in bed. He treats women gently, almost lovingly, but feels almost no attraction to them. Sex with a woman is perceived as torture. At the same time, he slept with an extremely small number of men, and all these times were short affairs for which he blamed himself. At the moment, he has not had sex for many years, so he blames himself and his homosexuality for Amalian’s death.