Hector Schmitz, Lord Scarborough's vallet #1 [Keystone - ENG 1]

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Hector Schmitz
#1 - Lord Scarborough's vallet

Played by : D. U.


Motto: Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only upon death.
Group: Relatives and Servants of the House

Teaser:

The personal valet of a noble gentleman is more than just a simple servant. A personal valet is a close friend not by his own choice. But as Hector has had opportunity to discover, this position which he would never have imagined for himself can have its advantages; surprising and sometimes considerable advantages. To him, the greatest advantage gained by his post has been the free use of the library. Certainly not all servants of Scarborough House look favorably on a privileged servant who continually flaunts a cultured air, but Lord Scarborough smiled benevolently at the discovery that Hector was a passionate reader as well as curiously knowledgeable about literature. In the rooms of Lord Scarborough, while dressing for dinner, a habit formed between the two of comparing his ideas on this or that author to those of his master's, of conversing on the latest trends in literature and on any new developments. But his life, or that part which is worth enjoying, consists of nothing more than a few hours of intelligent conversation with his extraordinary lord and of moments stolen in reading, short intervals of light in countless gray days spent standing with a tray, mending jackets, polishing shoes, or serving tea. Perhaps, despite the years spent in service, the life of Hector Schmitz may still have surprises in store. perhaps there is still a place for him in history, being a wise, even cunning man who understands how to regain possession of what he craves.

Relations:

Miss Margaret Alice Murray   is always very kind and easy-going toward him. Elizabeth Rush   instead treats him with detachment. He has struck up a strange friendship with Emilio Fiori   and often stops to chat with him at the end of a work day. It is said that in the past he was a good friend of Paolo Valera  , who went bankrupt years ago because of a loan to open a pub. The loan had usurious rates and had been made to him by Alphonse Raimbaud Rubenstein the banker  . He admires Jacques Palanche   due to his cultured air.

Upstairs or Downstairs: Downstairs - Group: Relatives and Servants of the House - Nationality: Italian - Gender: Male - Player's Age: Any age - Advices: This character is suitable for a player who prefers not to be too close to the spotlight but still likes to have interesting information and consequently to become involved in plots linked to mystical and esoteric themes. The character is focused on the subject of personal revenge, and he is very familiar with Lord Scarborough and with the house.

Other members of the group: Relatives and Servants of the House Gabriel Wooster (31 ) Played by Daniele C; Jean-Pierre Guillot Savarin (5 ) Played by Filippo S; Saverio Francesco Vegezzi (30 ) Played by Elio D; Lord Oliver Maxwell Scarborough (32 ) Played by Fabio C; Volker Beckmann (22 ) Played by Matteo T; Fanny Andrews (29 ) Played by Angelica Z; Emilio Fiori (13 ) Played by Kol F; Lord Henry Scarborough - Talbot (55 ) Played by Stephen D; Elizabeth Rush (8 ) Played by Serena B; Derrick Gravehound (6 ) Played by Umberto F; Claretta Benvenuti (19 ) Played by Lea M; Tracy Conner (7 ) Played by Emmanuelle J; Leonard Warren-Hopkins (59 ) Played by Marik R; Margaret Alice Murray (42 ) Played by Tanya I; Giovanni De Simone (23 ) Played by Mattia T; Lily Fisher (25 ) Played by Kim E; Lady Violet Scarborough (56 ) still looking for its player ;