Post by Robert Rogers on Jul 8, 2014 22:02:27 GMT
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Rogers
Background
Robert is the leader of the Queen's rangers. He spends most of his time alone or with his men. His loyalty to his men is unmatched by all. In fact, he paid his own men out of his own pocket. Few can compete to how great of leader he is to his men. He is very cunning and a great fighter. However, Robert has a bit of a drinking problem. Actually anyone would be lucky to see him completely sober. Since he works mostly on his own, he does not have much patience when dealing with other officers. Robert doesn't take orders well and has a very short temper. He knows the land well and can
easily survive in the wild frontier.
Friends
Friends are not very common for Robert. Many people seem to give up trying to befriend him. He's an independent soul. However, he does appreciate a man that loyal, smart, and of course, can hold his liquor. He has friends that are Native Americans and his own men. Robert will respect someone until they give him a reason not to.
Enemies
The list of enemies is extremely long. Anyone that back stabs him or just simply anger him, he considers them his enemy. Even though he is a British officer, he does not consider all Patriots his enemies. Many he knew from the French and Indian War. He does, however, hate all who kill his men.
Lovers
Robert doesn't have any lovers nor does he want any. His wife left him when he became greatly in debt and he felt no need to find another women. Instead he preferred to fight with his men.
Background
Robert is the leader of the Queen's rangers. He spends most of his time alone or with his men. His loyalty to his men is unmatched by all. In fact, he paid his own men out of his own pocket. Few can compete to how great of leader he is to his men. He is very cunning and a great fighter. However, Robert has a bit of a drinking problem. Actually anyone would be lucky to see him completely sober. Since he works mostly on his own, he does not have much patience when dealing with other officers. Robert doesn't take orders well and has a very short temper. He knows the land well and can
easily survive in the wild frontier.
Friends
Friends are not very common for Robert. Many people seem to give up trying to befriend him. He's an independent soul. However, he does appreciate a man that loyal, smart, and of course, can hold his liquor. He has friends that are Native Americans and his own men. Robert will respect someone until they give him a reason not to.
Enemies
The list of enemies is extremely long. Anyone that back stabs him or just simply anger him, he considers them his enemy. Even though he is a British officer, he does not consider all Patriots his enemies. Many he knew from the French and Indian War. He does, however, hate all who kill his men.
Lovers
Robert doesn't have any lovers nor does he want any. His wife left him when he became greatly in debt and he felt no need to find another women. Instead he preferred to fight with his men.
