John Harmony
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September 10 | Updated:
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Lupiran
Male
41 years | December 2nd
176cm
John runs a cramped local music shop called "LyricLoft", which smells of old guitar polish and dust. He has zero interest in commercialism, operating the shop as a casual hangout spot and a hub for people to buy, sell, or trade musical gear.
He hired Thomas to handle the heavy lifting and physical labor. Because Thomas is highly knowledgeable about instruments, John relies on him for daily operations. He welcomes Thomas's friend, Cameron, to spend time at the shop, permitting both of them to practice and test instruments during slow hours.
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Nationality: English
Spoken Language: English
Home
Grayhold Town (Birthplace, current residence)
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[Personal Data]
Occupation:
Shop owner of LyricLoft
Music Shopkeeper
Hobby:
Fixing up discarded guitars and amps
Making up new shop rules on the spot and forgetting them the next day
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Friends & Others:
Thomas (right-hand, tech expert)
Cameron (shop assistant, fellow music enthusiast)
Anton (Close friend)
Timothy (Acquaintance)
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[Physiology]
Special Abilities (CCA):
None
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Orientation:
Unlabeled
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[Bad habits]
Smoking: No
Alcohol: Sometimes (casual beer, never to excess)
Drugs: No
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[Preferences]
Likes:
Getting lost in a long conversation about music history
The music is on in the shop
Dislikes:
Pushy salespeople
Paperwork
Silence in the shop
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Trivia
He always turns the music on in the shop because he dislikes the silence, making sure to keep the lively atmosphere going.
John has never made a business plan, but somehow LyricLoft stays open.
Once fixed a broken drum with duct tape and determination.
John's handwriting is either terribly messy or so unique that only he can understand what he's written.
Sometimes acts as a father figure to Thomas, especially when Thomas overthinks things.
Forgetting to lock up the shop at night, so Thomas always stays later before John leaves, and ends up being the one to lock up.
Leaving half finished repair jobs scattered around.
Promising to order items for customers, then forgetting until they remind him.