Difference between revisions of "DRYH: Ashes of Gods - Character 1"
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| − | '''MY NAME IS . . .''' | + | '''MY NAME IS . . .''' Bucky Naimeth |
| − | '''AND I WAS A[N] . . .''' | + | '''AND I WAS A[N] . . .''' auto mechanic |
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| − | '''WHAT WERE YOU DOING WHEN THE WORLD ENDED?''' | + | '''WHAT WERE YOU DOING WHEN THE WORLD ENDED?''' A career mechanic, trained under my father, and his father before him. You see, Nameth Auto Shop has been in the family for ages. We weren't like those other places. It was our legacy and pride. |
| − | '''WHAT DO YOU STILL CLING TO?''' | + | '''WHAT DO YOU STILL CLING TO?''' I sure do miss a good football game. Shoot! I'd even watch basketball if there was a good match on. These days, seems no such possibility. Team owners seemed to have dried up. |
| − | '''WHAT'S ON THE SURFACE?''' | + | '''WHAT'S ON THE SURFACE?''' A simple man who lives by the wrench. That spot o' grease you see there? That's a badge of honor. I'm not ashamed of it. And I know how high 'n mighty folk with their fancy clothes used to not even give a second glance to someone like me. What do they call 'em? Blue collars. That's what they used to say. Fine by me. |
| − | '''WHAT LIES BENEATH?''' | + | '''WHAT LIES BENEATH?''' Pride in yer work tends to shape a man. People talk about legacy, this and that, go around scrambling to make ends meet, and have a scrap of something to hand off to their kids. Me? That '63 Chevy is as tiptop as the day she was made. Hell, made some improvements too. She'll be around long after I'm gone. People see a simple older man. I don't need fancy show or words, just my work. If I say I'm gonna do a job, then you can swear on yer mother it's gonna goddamn get done! A man of my word, what few of 'em I got. |
| − | '''WHAT IS YOUR PATH?''' | + | '''WHAT IS YOUR PATH?''' I'd sure like to see an honest community spring up, hives and outer-space men be damned. A simple life ain't so bad. My daddy used to talk about community. |
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Revision as of 16:55, 16 November 2017
MY NAME IS . . . Bucky Naimeth
AND I WAS A[N] . . . auto mechanic
WHAT WERE YOU DOING WHEN THE WORLD ENDED? A career mechanic, trained under my father, and his father before him. You see, Nameth Auto Shop has been in the family for ages. We weren't like those other places. It was our legacy and pride.
WHAT DO YOU STILL CLING TO? I sure do miss a good football game. Shoot! I'd even watch basketball if there was a good match on. These days, seems no such possibility. Team owners seemed to have dried up.
WHAT'S ON THE SURFACE? A simple man who lives by the wrench. That spot o' grease you see there? That's a badge of honor. I'm not ashamed of it. And I know how high 'n mighty folk with their fancy clothes used to not even give a second glance to someone like me. What do they call 'em? Blue collars. That's what they used to say. Fine by me.
WHAT LIES BENEATH? Pride in yer work tends to shape a man. People talk about legacy, this and that, go around scrambling to make ends meet, and have a scrap of something to hand off to their kids. Me? That '63 Chevy is as tiptop as the day she was made. Hell, made some improvements too. She'll be around long after I'm gone. People see a simple older man. I don't need fancy show or words, just my work. If I say I'm gonna do a job, then you can swear on yer mother it's gonna goddamn get done! A man of my word, what few of 'em I got.
WHAT IS YOUR PATH? I'd sure like to see an honest community spring up, hives and outer-space men be damned. A simple life ain't so bad. My daddy used to talk about community.
TOTAL FLIGHT RESPONSES __
TOTAL FIGHT RESPONSES __
PRIMAL KNACKS
- That one thing you do better than anybody ever did . . .
- That other thing you do better than anybody ever did . . .
BREAK EDGE
- That thing you do that shouldn't EVEN be possible . . .
