Name: Garrison Wheatly

Age: 56

Date of Birth: July 1, 1757

Title: Sir Garrison Wheatly, Baronet

Wife: Aubrey Harcourt, born 1769

Children: George, Eloise, Carlton, Edward, and Garrison (oldest to youngest as shown ages vary)

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

There has always been something peculiarly attractive about Sir Garrison, notwithstanding his hooked nose and unrefined features. He has dark eyes and brownish hair that is graying. His appearance seems at first very severe and imposing, as he is a powerfully built man. However, this is softened periodically by an impish look that creeps into his eyes, and though he has never been a rogue, his smile might convince anyone otherwise. Altogether, his person is unconventional and, against all odds, appealing.



PERSONALITY

From his father, Garrison inherited his gentleness, his sense of humor, and his devotion to justice; from his mother, his tenacity, his pride, and his occasional fits of petulance. Generally, he is level-headed, observant, and compassionate, radiating a self-confidence born of intelligence and privilege. His experience with a disabled brother has led to his constant advocacy for the underdog.  Caring for others has defined his adult life and gives it meaning, and he feels extreme annoyance towards the willfully ignorant and thoughtless among the landed gentry. In defense of any victimized individual, Garrison will not hesitate to come to physical blows, or had in his younger days.  Now older and -ahem- wiser he finds other ways to ensure that justice is won.

Garrison has made a concerted effort to move on from the misfortunes of his past. His brother has since passed but in his memory he fights to see the disabled