Difference between revisions of "Fowl Family/Fernando"
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| − | Fernando | + | Fernando was the Patriarch of the Fowl Family. He was the one who ran the home estate in Osaliel. Never one to venture far from home, he never went beyond the borders of Soliferum. He had a fierce devotion to the ways of the warrior and duty. Ironically, only one of these found its way into each of his sons. Hector asborbing the value of duty and Jorge being drawn to the way of the warrior. |
| − | Fernando | + | Fernando was ever the realist. He never did anything he deemed pointless. His third son, Artemis, had the misfortune of continually lacking the fortitude of his older brothers. From this issue, Fernando never truly took to him. However, as his son, Fernando would never deny Artemis a necessity. |
| − | Fernando's main goal in life | + | Fernando's main goal in life was to secure the Fowl Family name and anchor it in history. He was constantly looking to improve the status of the family mansion. Not long before his disappearance, he was arranging a marriage with a neighbor to gain land, including a well fitted outpost on the other side of a wood. |
Latest revision as of 03:29, 15 December 2006
Fernando was the Patriarch of the Fowl Family. He was the one who ran the home estate in Osaliel. Never one to venture far from home, he never went beyond the borders of Soliferum. He had a fierce devotion to the ways of the warrior and duty. Ironically, only one of these found its way into each of his sons. Hector asborbing the value of duty and Jorge being drawn to the way of the warrior.
Fernando was ever the realist. He never did anything he deemed pointless. His third son, Artemis, had the misfortune of continually lacking the fortitude of his older brothers. From this issue, Fernando never truly took to him. However, as his son, Fernando would never deny Artemis a necessity.
Fernando's main goal in life was to secure the Fowl Family name and anchor it in history. He was constantly looking to improve the status of the family mansion. Not long before his disappearance, he was arranging a marriage with a neighbor to gain land, including a well fitted outpost on the other side of a wood.
