Nowhere Man

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Keeper [[{{{keeper}}}]]
Title Nowhere Man
Birthname Unknown
Aliases Eric
Identity {{{identity}}}
Birthplace {{{birthplace}}}
Seeming Ogre Bloodbrute
Court Winter Court ••
Entitlement None
Freehold Eisand & Twine Pty. Ltd.
Motley {{{motley}}}
Society {{{society}}}
Journal none
Player Ben S

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Overview

Alias(es): Eric

Real Name: Unknown

Age: Unknown

Concept: "Who am I?" - identity crisis, amnesia, disenfranchisement

Physical description: Swamp Thing: slow-moving, graceless monster. Tall, burly, ugly. Generally dressed in stained, torn clothing, indicating his vagrant lifestyle.

Character Information

Under construction.

Known History

Basic Timeline: Escaped very recently from the bad place. Killed some Summer Court people during the end of the war.

Current Activities: Works for Jack Tailor and is very protective of the Winter Court peoples.

Background: Eric suffers from total amnesia - his entire existence is a constant quest to discover who he was before his Durance, and where he originally comes from. As of this time, he knows nothing.

Motley

Under construction.

Allies

Jack Tailor

Enemies

People who withhold information.

The war has ended so he now is friendly with Summer peoples until he gets told he needs to not be friends again.

Character Inspirations

  • Swamp Thing/Dr. Alec Holland (Vertigo comics)
  • Nowhere Man (TV show from the mid-Nineties)

Soundtrack

"Nowhere Man" - Tom Waits "Dragula" - Rob Zombie

Quotes

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Rumors

  • The Nowhere Man was a Viking. Yes, he's that Goddamn old, he just doesn't remember.
  • The Nowhere Man's true name was actually Eric; that's the one part of his past that, however dimly, he's been able to hold onto his awareness and memory of.
  • The Nowhere Man thinks Goblins are very trustworthy.
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