Bud Wallace

by Bud Wallace Mon Sep 23, 2013 3:19 am

Name: Bud Wallace

Played By: Amelia Gurley (hello from the UK!)

Height: 6'2"

Build: Burly, bulky - basically, he's built!

Apparent Age: 38

Eye Color: Brown, leaning to black

Hair: Brown, buzzed like the military.

Appearance: Bud is a (allegedly) (maybe?) (no one's quite sure) retired Hell's Angel, and while he's might not currently be wearing his cut, he looks like a Hell's Angel nevertheless. He's got several tattoos, and when not dressed in his leathers tends toward the "unintentionally grunge" look, with lots of ripped denim, black leather, and cut-up dirty T-shirts. He's also got an earring.

Supernatural Type?: As far as anyone can see, the most supernatural thing about this guy is his cross-shaped jewelry. He doesn't register as magical at all.

Public Knowledge: The Wallaces are a poor but proud folk, and have been established in a large townhouse on the edge of the town for several generations. Bud has been persona non grata with both the Wallace family (including Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, his younger brother Simon Wallace, and the extended Wallace Kin) and the town at large ever since he left home and dropped out of high school 11-ish years ago to join a motorcycle gang.

There are a few rumors that Bud's father, Mr. Wallace, was an abusive drunk, but nothing was ever conclusively proven and Mrs. Wallace remained to all appearances devoted to her husband after he died in a tractor accident a few months after Bud's departure. Bud's younger and far more effeminate brother, Simon, later graduated from high school and community college, and currently works in a professional firm a few towns over. It is an open secret that Simon is gay. Neither Simon nor Mrs. Wallace have mentioned Bud's name since he left, and the whole town was therefore shocked (and, in the case of the extended Wallace family, insulted and outraged) to discover after Mrs. Wallace's death a few weeks ago that she has willed the entire family estate to Bud.

Bud has now returned to the town and is living in the old Wallace farmhouse, making arrangements for his mother's funeral and attempting to make sense of the Wallace family finances. He spends most of his days making calls to solicitors, and most nights at the local bar attempting to drown his sorrows.

Song: Bad Company