Major Gold

Major Gold came from your  usual family his father always worked very hard and made sure the family never went without the necessities of life. They never travelled further than the UK but they did get to holiday each year in different parts of the country.

When he became of age Gold wanted to travel and although he had a steady job working for a butcher, it was not enough to afford to travel abroad. So he decided to join the army and see the world that way, learning new skills while the army paid for his travel.

He spent many years working in the kitchens using his skills he had to then moving into more combat skills, slowly working his way up the ranks until he got the title Major. He worked very hard to get to this position and was respected by many.

He was known within the ranks as 'the butcher' whether this was because of his previous job before the army or what he may have had to do when in combat, people were unsure but each had their own stories.

He made many friends in the army and was a loyal person, but he did have a secretive side he held things about himself back. He had a bit of a temper if pushed and anyone that betrayed him soon realised that was a mistake. If you hurt his friends he would act like you had hurt him. Many looked up to him and respected him because if it.

But a highly decorated man in the army has to do things sometimes that can stay with you forever, he has seen things many would never experience or want to for that matter. Can all that be bottled up and not somehow come out in a person?

Soon to retire from the army he felt like things were ending what would he do? Where would he live? He has known nothing else for most of his life and the army doesn't pay much for retirees and his savings would only take him so far.

Getting his invite to the STT Mansion could be his chance to get what he needed to survive outside army life. would he get what he needed? or would he finally snap from keeping things bottled up?


Key Traits
 

Combat Skills
Loyal
Esteemed

Anger Issues

 Reserved