At a glance Matt Engarde ("On-Guard") is your stereotypical big-name young superstar: a little slow and disassociated from the reality of a given situation with an inflated sense of self-worth and a modicum of decency on display at all times.

In reality: Matt Engarde is a malicious two-faced snake of a man who only thinks of himself and presenting himself in the most positive light possible. He is motivated by the presentation of his "refreshing as a spring breeze" image to the masses and will take any shortcut to additional success and fame regardless of the people he steps on and hurts along the way. He does his best to maintain an aura of innocence during a murder case in which he stands accused, but it is eventually discovered that while he did not commit the murder; he did hire the assassin who killed one of his biggest rivals forcing his attorney to evaluate the choices and decisions he makes in his line of work.

When playing the part of an innocent young man I imagine Engarde sounds like a stereotypical California surfer dude of sorts, but once the facade drops he becomes a significantly more menacing and shockingly refined individual.