A fairly successful street merchant (at least in terms of merchants who scavenge their wares from along the beachline), Lopin is well-spoken for a yinglet, and despite his courteous and preening personality, he knows how to defend his turf.

He is a fancy lad.

Lopen's yinglet accent will be a little less harsh than the more generic yinglets, even having a little bit less trouble making the "th" sound but more coming out as a "zh" rather than just a "z". Optomistic and energetic but a little slow witted he will have a voice that's a bit higher for a male yinglet, borderline female but still having enough masculine tones.