Wallter

Name: Wallter Pronouns: He/Any Height: 10,0

Personality: Nice, Sophisticated, Polite, formal, snobby, full of themself, mannerly, respectful, civil, kind, gentle, elitist, cultivated, pompous, compassionate

Appearance: Wallter has the appearance of a tall, grey humanoid figure with a beige torso, dark gray legs, and a spherical head with a drawn-on smile. He also wears a blue scarf which wraps around his head with the end of the scarf extending out of the loop

Background: Wallter is a construction worker and architect that mainly builds with concrete and bricks, and is particularly obsessed with drinking Wet Cement. Wallter is well-meaning, polite, and extremely formal in his speech. Wallter is addicted to a wet cement drink called gray stuff. Wallter can play the piano but he doesn't consider himself a musician. Wallter owns a bricklaying business. Wallter is NOT British, But they do sound like a British person and like tea. Wallter would try to cheer someone up by talking about architecture. Wallter didn't used to always be made out of concrete, he looked the same but a lighter shade of gray. Wallter weighs 2000 pounds, he doesn't like talking about his weight. Wallter used to be married to a sentient mannequin named Mark for 6 years, although they divorced after disagreements on Concrete and wood. Mark and Wallter hate each other now, but Mark still loves Wallter. Wallter was the one to initiate the divorce, although he still misses him. Wallter thinks Bricks and concrete is superior to wood. Wallter likes poetry and tea. Wallters brain is slowly deteriorating due to gray stuff. Wallter is a complete addict to wet cement, otherwise known as gray stuff. Wallters blue scarf is a gift from mannequin mark, he still keeps it on after all this time. Wallter speaks just like a British person would, although he isn't British. Wallter and Mark had a disagreement about their divorce at a place called "Red Ball Diner", this resulted in Mark getting banned from all Red Ball establishments because of his constant crying. When they were married, they lived in a house made out of both wood and concrete. The house is no longer theirs as neither of them wanted to live in it after the divorce.