Name: Victor Phineas Verney
Title: Younger [non-inheriting] son of a Baron.
Term of Address: (Written) The Hon. Mister Verney, (Spoken) Mr. Verney.

Nicknames: (Childhood friends/Immediate family) "Vicky". (Class/Clubmates) "Varney". (Hignett) "Sir" (Others) (?)
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Height: 6' even
Weight: 11 stone, 6 lbs (160 lb)
Birthdate: 22 May, 1869 (20 years old)

Appearance: Fashionably and appropriately clothed for all occasions, Verney stands at a fit six feet even. His pomaded hair is slightly too long to be conservative, yet slightly too short to truly qualify as an Aesthete's "statement".

His bearing is graceful, if somewhat more casual than typical for a son of the aristocracy. A blandly-pleasant grin is his default expression, rather than the deadpan of the upper peerage, but it serves the same purpose (it's hard to read his mood). He is publicly known as a likeable, agreeable fellow- in most respects, a gentleman-of-leisure- a model of propriety without being stiff. (Though this often the case with the more successful sort of bounder, too...)

Speech: Slightly nasal, Upper Recieved-Pronounciation "Etonian" accent with a hint of West-Midlands. Speaks somewhat casually to really have a 'cut glass' accent, and not deep enough to be really 'plummy'. Often leaves out articles and pronouns when speaking. ("You mean Crichton? Top Chap! Rowed for Wycliffe. Buys steamships. Jolly Sound.")