Project: ESCAPE - Round Two
philsterman01 for Trevor
Voice: Polite, mature, composed (initially)
Exuding a friendly and composed demeanour right off the bat, as is fitting for one of the oldest people present in the ragtag group, Trevor quickly establishes himself as smart, reliable, and something of a natural team leader that the others gravitate to for guidance.
It's just too bad that this is a complete facade, and he in fact cracks under the slightest bit of pressure, despite his best attempts at keeping appearances up.
In both his professional and personal life, he's ultimately always hid behind others and allowed them to take the fall, while he's always kept as safe as possible, never one to take risks. He doesn't take well to being confronted with a challenge he can't back away from.
- english
- male adult
- composed
- polite
- Mature
"And with the arrival of you two, that looks like we're seven in all. A pleasure to make your acquaintance, I'm Trevor Graven. I only wish we could have met under more, ah...favourable circumstances." -- (DIRECTIONS: Introducing himself formally as Kevin and Alice meet him first. He sounds regretful towards the end, trying to make this whole situation sound more like an inconvenience than anything)
"Ahaha... You flatter me. I assure you, though, I'm just as baffled as everyone else present. Panicking will get us nowhere, however. I believe it's in our best interest to assess this situation with a level head." -- (DIRECTIONS: Polite laughter as Kevin remarks how well Trevor is seemingly holding together in the face of their situation and remains modest throughout the line.)
"Ah... This...this really is hopeless, isn't it? It never ends! How much do we have to endure before that damned cat is satisfied?! Why us?! What did we ever do to deserve this?!" -- (DIRECTIONS: Trevor's true despairing nature begins to bubble up as he finds himself confronted with yet more puzzles, feeling as though they're endless. It starts off with a hopeless sigh as he gets more and more dejected through the line, culminating in equal parts frustration and despair in the final two sentences.)
