TheStarsAreRight:RedlandJack
Investigator Name: Redland Jack (Jack Redmond) STR 07 DEX 13 INT 18 Idea 90 Occupation: Economics Professor (Former) Sex: M CON 09 APP 11 POW 15 Luck 75 Nationality: British Age: 31 SIZ 10 SAN 50 EDU 21 Know 100
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Bio:
Character Bio Sheet
1. Your full name.
Jack Redmond (Redland Jack)
2. Occupation.
Professor of Political Economy (LOA)
3. Residence.
Cambridge
4. Birthdate.
04/30/1900
5. Place of birth.
Leeds
I. Childhood.
A. Describe the sort of area you grew up in.
A pleasant childhood in a "suburban"-like neighborhood. Ideal childhood.
C. Hobbies, sports played, etc.
Philosophy and economics. Tennis and darts.
D. Art or Music Training.
What training I had is irrelevant as I had/have neither the interest nor the aptitude.
II. Family
A. Father's full name.
Quentin Redmond (62)
B. Mother's maiden name.
Maria Grosskopf (deceased)
C. Brothers' names.
Martin (elder brother-- deceased), Geoffrey (elder brother-- deceased)
D. Sisters' names.
Emma ??? (37--if still alive) Julie (younger sister-- deceased)
E. Any other relatives?
None living
F. Military service.
Fought in WWI from 1916-1917 before deserting. A terrible experience.
I don't know that I ever killed a man, but I certainly watched many die.
G. Graduate work.
Economics. In particular I was interested in the work of the Austrian
economists.
IV.Life Experience.
A. What made you choose your present occupation?
I never had any other desire.
B. What did you do before? List odd jobs, etc. How long held and what
type?
Graduate school. Post-graduate work. Associate Professorship. Full
Professorship.
D. Who/what are your role models now and in childhood?
In childhood, my brother. Now.... none.
E. How do your relatives and friends view your present occupation?
I don't know? I have no close friends. It must be my fault somehow, but I don't know what to say..
F. Who/what had the most personal direct influence on your life?
(person or experience)
I came back from the war a different person. I... lost something there.
A certain confidence or ability to handle
conflict. I have become... timid?... in some way... I'm not sure I can
explain it.
V. Skills.
A. What, in your opinion, do you do the best?
Think.
B. How do you relax?
Thinking.
C. What do you do that you would like to improve on?
I would like to be a great and renowned economist.
VI. Personal.
A. Best friend.
None. I seem to push people away... or they feel some aversion to me...
B. Worst enemy.
Myself?
C. Current girl/boy friend.
None.
I. What is your code of honor?
I like the term "negative utilitarianism." One should avoid causing harm to others. At the same time, I think people ought to be more polite and considerate of others than
they are... however, I don't think anyone has
a moral duty to positively assist another... more that one should take
precautions not to harm someone even in a small
manner. It is better to forgo a large boon to one person to avoid a
small harm to another.
J. Is there anything you absolutely will not do?
I'd like to think so, but I believe one can't know unless put to the
test.
K. Do you have any fears or phobias?
I possess a certain frailty or timidity... I'm not sure if it is
cowardice.
L. What are your weaknesses?
There are too many to delineate. I hate contradictions, yet I am
simultaneously self-aggrandizing and self-deprecating.
I admire strength of character, but fear that I do not possess it. I
possess many...gifts... but I have accomplished
nothing. I seem unable to form a connection with others.
N. At present, what is the most important thing to you?
To make something of my self... anything?
O. To what lengths would you go to achieve a goal?
Probably not far enough.
P. List bad habits.
I prefer the path of least resistance. This causes me to be lazy and to
possess poor follow-through. I am too sedentary
for my own good. Truly, any bad habit that derives from laziness...
Q. List personal quirks.
Hmmm. I haven't noticed any, but perhaps an outside observer would be
able to take note of the things that I feel
are quite natural.
R. List vices.
I possess none of what are considered "vices."
S. List good qualities.
I am intelligent. I am earnest. I believe ideas are important. I am
polite. I am amiable (but not caring). I don't ask much of others.
T. List favorite: color, food, clothing, weapons, drink, books,
music, etc.
Color-- Grey Food-- Salmon Clothing-- Suit Weapons-- None Drink-- Coca-Cola Books-- The Theory of Money and Credit Music-- The Moldau Philosopher-- Jeremy Bentham Economist-- Ludwig von Mises Sport-- Tennis
U. What morals do you have?
I would never intentionally harm another sentient being.
V. Describe your general personality.
Amiable. Outspoken, yet quick to retreat. Witty, but not naturally
funny. Often emotionless, but unexpectedly passionate at times.
VII. Occupational.
A. What was your greatest failure?
I have never accomplished anything of note.
B. What was your greatest triumph?
None.
C. What have you done that was considered "outstanding" in your chosen
occupation by others in the same field?
Nothing.
D. How do you get along with others in the same occupation?
They are fools who have abdicated their responsibility as economists.
E. How important is success in your occupation?
Of the utmost importance.
G. What are you willing to do to obtain these goals?
Study reasonably hard.
VIII. Travel.
A. Do you get: seasick, airsick, motionsick - auto or animal back?
Seasick. Airsick. Have not ridden any animal before.
B. Do you like riding animals - horses, camels, etc.?
They are dirty and smelly.
C. Any fears about traveling?
Fear of getting lost. I have no sense of direction. In a city it is not
a problem. In the wilderness, I have no
relevant survival skills.
D. What steps would you take to travel overseas?
Oh, probably get a passport, I suppose.
E. What sort of general equipment would you take, excluding personal
items such as clothing?
Probably some books and some writing instruments. A reasonable sum of
cash would probably be prudent.
IX. List anything else about yourself you think is important.
TBD
X. Physical.
A. Height
6'1"
B. Weight
150 lbs
C. Measurements
I'm not sure?
D. Clothing sizes
Hmmm..
E. Hair color
Dark brown
F. Hair length
Short. Almost military.
G. Eye color
Brownish.
H. Handedness
Right.
I. How attractive do you consider yourself to the opposite sex?
I don't think women find me any more attractive than men do... at least
not that I've noticed...
J. Any birthmarks or scars noticeable to the general public? Where?
None.
K. Any birthmarks or scars hidden? Where?
None...that I am aware of.
L. If your features were destroyed beyond recognition, is there any
other way of identifying your body?
Dental records? Probably not.
M. Do you wear any identifiable jewelry?
No jewelry, though I do carry a pocket watch.
N. Do you have any tattoos?
No.
O. What is your most valuable physical asset?
Cash.. a reasonable sized bank account.
P. What sort of vocal tone do you have?
No one wants to hear me sing... and rightly so.
