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The Deacon – Character Sketch of Rolland Donaldson
• He is considered a pillar of the community by his family, friends, and neighbors • He supports several children in foreign countries • He has used vacation time to build houses in the Dominican Republic for Habitat for Humanity • He is the first one to offer assistance to anyone • He also did rescue work after Hurricane Katrina (which is when he realized another purpose for body bags and since he’d driven, he stole a nice supply with an eye to the future) • He came from a working class family, but has worked hard to raise himself up above them • He has always been a hard worker • He is very good at his job—electrical engineer • He was raised with the belief that Sunday was for church • He has continued to attend the church his parents do (well, did), and has reached a position of responsibility and respect—he is a church deacon • Although he seems to ooze the milk of human kindness, he is cold and unfeeling (with the exception of an abnormal devotion to his mother—even her memory) • His philosophy on marriage is that his only responsibility is providing a paycheck • After more than twenty-five years of being ignored, his wife left him (but, of course, he tells a completely different story) • He made sure that none of his family learned of his years of lying cheating that surfaced during the divorce • He is theoretically well-educated—that is he has gone as far as getting a MS in business, but it is questionable how much he has actually ‘learned’ • His best feature would be his green eyes—which are usually hidden beneath hooded lids • He is tall, but while he says he’s over 6’3”, he’s barely 6’2” • He is disproportioned—with a big, long body on short, stubby legs • He is fat—with man-boobs • He had strawberry blond hair when he was younger, but has darkened to a carroty, red • He already had a receding hairline in high school • He has a coarse, dark five-o’clock shadow by 11:00 am • He is greasy • His skin is pock-marked and he has pimples and blackheads, still, even in his fifties • Except for his face—which is always red, and his hands—that have browned from constant exposure, his skin is paler than white • He likes to think of his bulk as ‘strength’, but he is soft and doughy, and surprisingly weak for his size • His hands are rough and calloused • His fingers are thick, he bites his nails down to the quick, and his cuticles are ragged • He hasn’t picked up a book voluntarily since school, but devours everything in the newspaper • He is never without a mug of hot coffee—cream/no sugar • Left to his own devices, he’ll live on fast food (but feel sorry for himself about it) • He leers at women, and has the foolish delusion that they find him funny and attractive • His voice is generally normal, unless he is upset or angry—when the pitch starts to go up • He has a phony laugh, which he exhibits at the wrong time • He has no sense of humor • He continues the family tradition of emitting a plethora of body odors • His shoes are never polished—even his dress shoes—and are scuffed and worn down at the heels • His pants ride down because of his belly, so if he bends over, he exhibits the classic ‘tool belt ass crack’, even though he is not particularly good with tools • His shirt tails are always pulled out, and his tie askew • He takes his sports jacket or suit jacket off inside his winter dress coat • He takes his coffee mug into the bathroom with him, and leaves coffee rings on the vanity counter • He tends to spit while talking if he gets excited about something • He has sleep apnea and has been known to fall asleep while speaking to people • He is slow to anger, but when it happens, watch out • He is afraid of birds • He likes cats • Even though he has an executive job, he uses bad grammar and his table manners are often questionable • He loves to gossip—his mother once said that he wasn’t born with an umbilical cord, but a phone cord, with the receiver attached • He is arrogant • He is a legend in his own mind
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