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Information
Name/Nickname: Georg Klemper
Gender: Cisgender male
Birthdate/Age/Sign: NA; thirties/forties; Taurus
Orientation: Heteroromantic heterosexual
Relationship Status: Married (Agnes Klemper)
Race/Ethnicity/Nationality: Caucasian; Germanic descent; German
Class: Working (blue-collar poor)
Religion: Völkisch/Germanic pagan (semi-practicing)
Profession: Farmer
Birthplace/Residence: Eastern Germany/WWII Germany
Personality/Characteristics
[Coming soon.]
Appearance
Georg is of average height; with a lean/wiry body type bordering on thin; has light blue eyes; and has cool light gray fur.
Georg has various nicks and scars in his ears and across his body, especially his hands/arms, most of them due to farm work. He's quite lean yet physically strong for the same reason. He wears simple clothing suitable for such work; it's kept clean, but is well worn, faded, and patched due to the family's relative poverty. He has a rather haggard expression and a vaguely sullen, unfriendly demeanor; when drunk, he has an explosive temper.
Family & Relationships
Agnes Klemper (Wife)
[Coming soon.]
Godfrey Klemper (Son)
[Coming soon.]
History
[Coming soon.]
Georg In Heaven
[Coming soon.]
Trivia
*Georg and Agnes are involved in an interfaith marriage. When Agnes and Godfrey bury Georg, they place a Todesrune (death rune) as his grave marker, indicating that he followed a Völkisch belief system. (The Todesrune, an inverted Lebensrune, was used in Nazi Germany instead of a cross to denote death.) When Godfrey buries Agnes, he places a Christian cross as her grave marker. Godfrey himself follows a mix of both faiths.
*A genealogist constructs a family tree for Godfrey Klemper in the story. He declares that Klemper hails from "a long proud line of peasant-farmers" dating back at least around five hundred years. Ironically, given the geographic location of the Klemper farm and Lt. Ratdog's/Adel von NN's former family estate, it's highly likely that the Klemper family worked the von NN family farmlands as servants centuries ago.
*Georg can speak Polish passably well, as he frequently negotiates with itinerant Polish laborers to help work his farm.
*[Coming soon.]
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