Role

Chapter 4

One: He seeks in an almost instinctual way to become part of the Outlanders. His endless
time within the mires and morasses of Thera left him with an undeniable bond, although
horribly evil and twisted, to the Ancients and the mires and swamps he sustained himself in.
He will have difficulty carrying on intelligble conversations with almost anyone. When
talking to Ancients or other things of similiar vileness and origin, his speech is
much more easily understandable, but to others of any other outlook on life, the words
leave much to wanting.

Two: Being a basic wants and needs, he seeks comfortability within the waters he
cannot get being in his own skin. It is a childlike desire to return to the safety
of the waters and swamps. And so he focuses upon likenesses of creatures of water
to regain a sense of acceptance and comfort. Being a humanoid of such a condition,
he is not accepted by the social or societies, but neither is he completely accepted
as a creature of the mire. This torment is the most brutal and fuels his intense
aura of hatred. Unwanted, unable to be accepted anywhere, nothing will comfort except
time back within the swamp. It is the only freedom he knows, when wallowing
within the muck of swamps, mires, and morasses of Thera. But always the feeling
stays with him, unshakable, is that he will never be truly one or the other.