Naïve: He is obviously a bright character, extremely clever and witty. However, there is one trait that he seems to be lacking severely: common sense. He will often find himself in dangerous situations that are a direct result of this one tragic flaw.

Witty: What he lacks in common sense he makes up for in humorous, almost sassy, wit. This is the most lovable aspect of his personality and often saves him from many tight situations.

Innocent: Although he may have to, or try to, get rough from time to time, he is truly a teddy bear on the inside. Although he is seemingly well built he never tries to muscle anyone around. He is basically the Average-Joe (perhaps the most important characteristic of his role as “the Hero”).

From the start he is extremely easy to read, it becomes apparent that he is not too smart (when it comes to common sense). He is overly-trusting which ultimately leads to the main conflict of the story. Armed with nothing but his wit and the ability to collect items for his inventory he sets out to discover the peculiar events unfolding before him.

Catch Phrase: “Well, that was unexpected.”