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After a long while, he finally got his retouch~
And a damn haircut! What a nerd.Name: Charles "Chuck" Locke III
Age: 19
Race: Enchanted Grandfather Clock Humanoid
Gender: Male

IRL Face: 38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mco… || media.tumblr.com/7b303fd86dd34…

Sexuality: Uncertain, possibly Bisexual
Status: Single

Occupation: Prince of the Tick-Tock Kingdom

Personality: Polite|Gentle|Well-Educated|Inquisitive|Gentleman|Nervous|Sympathetic|Helper

Other: - He collects a lot of various knick knacks, which he keeps in his study – books, maps, watches, gears, random mechanical trinkets, letters and stationary, candles, and music boxes are the most predominant ones.

- His chest is literally his grandfather (mother’s side) – it is tradition in the Tick-Tock Kingdom for heirs to inherit the clock, even if they do not plan to take the throne.

- He is very close to his sister, Bridgette. After being too scared as a kid to get her help when she fell, he has become very protective of her.

- He works very well with his hands. He isn’t particularly interested in becoming king, and would rather just fix the citizens who need the help.

- From time to time, when he has terrible hiccups, he will hiccup out a moth. It’s the strangest thing.

- Oh his birthday, the clock that is his chest rings. He finds it very embarrassing, since he is already always tocking, but it’s a common trait in his kingdom to have a ‘birthday bell’ anyhow.

- He doesn’t get a lot of sleep due to always tocking – he can’t help but pay attention to it when he wants to sleep, so he often times goes a few days before passing out for hard sleep.

- His entire family plays an instrument, and his is the cello.

- Since he tends to work in his poorly lit den when he cannot sleep, he has started to need to wear his glasses more often. He bumped into a maid and it broke her face glass when she fell, so Bridgette suggested the change.

- He creates small mechanical kuku birds that send out his letters and retrieve mail and parts for him. Though most of his inventions do not work, he has perfected the kuku bird. He keeps them as pets.

- His father was/is the military leads (Chuck’s mother was the heir to the throne and fell for him when she was very young), and thus taught Chuck how to use a sword. Chuck finds it relaxing when he needs to zone out and get some energy out, but if it came to actual combat, he wouldn’t be so graceful.

About The Kingdom: - The main castle's design is heavily based off of cathedrals, namely the Victorian Era. There are many clocks on the towers, and the largest one acts like both a stained glass window (it lights up the main hallway/thrown room in the castle) and as the symbol of the kingdom. At noon every day, it lets out a loud chime, but that is the only clock in the castle that goes off.

- The rest of the town surrounding the castle resembles, also, a Victorian Era town. In the more 'city'-esqe part of town, most shops have two stories, and the families that own those stores live in the story above the shop. There are stand alone homes as well, further from the city and marketplace.

- The marketplace is one of the Tick-Tock Kingdom's prized assets. They strive to make good ties with many other kingdoms and to have many imports to diversify the life for its people. In general, the people of the kingdom are eager learners of culture, and thus, are happy to gain new things from around Ooo to spice up their lives.

- The Tick-Tock Kingdom is predominantly broken up into class depending on the clocks in which their heritage follows.
   - High class citizens have much older and antique clocks that have been passed down through the generations. These families can pay for all of the repairs that come with having older parts, and are typically seen as 'old money' types and own a lot of the import and export businesses in the marketplace.
   - Middle class citizens are newer clock models that are a bit easier to repair than the old antique ones. They live long lives and often times do not need as many repairs, but it can be hard for them to bounce back when they do need a necessary repair. They often times work for the import and export businesses, or make their own that only deal with the kingdom and not the other kingdoms. Larger middle class clock families will also do labor work, though most of the time, high class families put their young ones through these tasks since they are sturdier and can afford if there are damages.
   - Low class citizens are not common, and are predominantly seen as just lower-middle class, as the royal family made a pact to help citizens who are truly in need (housing in the castle along with meals and small pay for basic work, though many other opprotunities such as internships with the high class citizens are also available). Citizens who do not seek help from the royals often times struggle working with the middle class, and do not live very long lives in the kingdom. They are mostly digital based clocks, and since batteries and parts for these types are sparce and hard to import, they are extremely difficult, and expensive, to repair when a part breaks. Most digital based citizens will grow up in the kingdom, and then move away when they are old enough to find a place that is better suited for their needs. The kingdom itself does it's best to help the people maintain a healthy life until that point.

- There is a body of water very close to the kingdom where they have set up a dock and post station. This is where all of the imports come, so it can get kind of busy when new shipments arrive.

- The Tick-Tock Kingdom is notoriously known for throwing large celebrations for certain times, such as season changing, and the start of new years. Their New Year's celebration is the most known, and it is considered very good luck for the coming year to witness the event.

Phew! Added some info on the kingdom finally /w\
Chuck is open for roleplays!

Description
After a long while, he finally got his retouch~
And a damn haircut! What a nerd.Name: Charles "Chuck" Locke III
Age: 19
Race: Enchanted Grandfather Clock Humanoid
Gender: Male

IRL Face: 38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mco… || media.tumblr.com/7b303fd86dd34…

Sexuality: Uncertain, possibly Bisexual
Status: Single

Occupation: Prince of the Tick-Tock Kingdom

Personality: Polite|Gentle|Well-Educated|Inquisitive|Gentleman|Nervous|Sympathetic|Helper

Other: - He collects a lot of various knick knacks, which he keeps in his study – books, maps, watches, gears, random mechanical trinkets, letters and stationary, candles, and music boxes are the most predominant ones.

- His chest is literally his grandfather (mother’s side) – it is tradition in the Tick-Tock Kingdom for heirs to inherit the clock, even if they do not plan to take the throne.

- He is very close to his sister, Bridgette. After being too scared as a kid to get her help when she fell, he has become very protective of her.

- He works very well with his hands. He isn’t particularly interested in becoming king, and would rather just fix the citizens who need the help.

- From time to time, when he has terrible hiccups, he will hiccup out a moth. It’s the strangest thing.

- Oh his birthday, the clock that is his chest rings. He finds it very embarrassing, since he is already always tocking, but it’s a common trait in his kingdom to have a ‘birthday bell’ anyhow.

- He doesn’t get a lot of sleep due to always tocking – he can’t help but pay attention to it when he wants to sleep, so he often times goes a few days before passing out for hard sleep.

- His entire family plays an instrument, and his is the cello.

- Since he tends to work in his poorly lit den when he cannot sleep, he has started to need to wear his glasses more often. He bumped into a maid and it broke her face glass when she fell, so Bridgette suggested the change.

- He creates small mechanical kuku birds that send out his letters and retrieve mail and parts for him. Though most of his inventions do not work, he has perfected the kuku bird. He keeps them as pets.

- His father was/is the military leads (Chuck’s mother was the heir to the throne and fell for him when she was very young), and thus taught Chuck how to use a sword. Chuck finds it relaxing when he needs to zone out and get some energy out, but if it came to actual combat, he wouldn’t be so graceful.

About The Kingdom: - The main castle's design is heavily based off of cathedrals, namely the Victorian Era. There are many clocks on the towers, and the largest one acts like both a stained glass window (it lights up the main hallway/thrown room in the castle) and as the symbol of the kingdom. At noon every day, it lets out a loud chime, but that is the only clock in the castle that goes off.

- The rest of the town surrounding the castle resembles, also, a Victorian Era town. In the more 'city'-esqe part of town, most shops have two stories, and the families that own those stores live in the story above the shop. There are stand alone homes as well, further from the city and marketplace.

- The marketplace is one of the Tick-Tock Kingdom's prized assets. They strive to make good ties with many other kingdoms and to have many imports to diversify the life for its people. In general, the people of the kingdom are eager learners of culture, and thus, are happy to gain new things from around Ooo to spice up their lives.

- The Tick-Tock Kingdom is predominantly broken up into class depending on the clocks in which their heritage follows.
   - High class citizens have much older and antique clocks that have been passed down through the generations. These families can pay for all of the repairs that come with having older parts, and are typically seen as 'old money' types and own a lot of the import and export businesses in the marketplace.
   - Middle class citizens are newer clock models that are a bit easier to repair than the old antique ones. They live long lives and often times do not need as many repairs, but it can be hard for them to bounce back when they do need a necessary repair. They often times work for the import and export businesses, or make their own that only deal with the kingdom and not the other kingdoms. Larger middle class clock families will also do labor work, though most of the time, high class families put their young ones through these tasks since they are sturdier and can afford if there are damages.
   - Low class citizens are not common, and are predominantly seen as just lower-middle class, as the royal family made a pact to help citizens who are truly in need (housing in the castle along with meals and small pay for basic work, though many other opprotunities such as internships with the high class citizens are also available). Citizens who do not seek help from the royals often times struggle working with the middle class, and do not live very long lives in the kingdom. They are mostly digital based clocks, and since batteries and parts for these types are sparce and hard to import, they are extremely difficult, and expensive, to repair when a part breaks. Most digital based citizens will grow up in the kingdom, and then move away when they are old enough to find a place that is better suited for their needs. The kingdom itself does it's best to help the people maintain a healthy life until that point.

- There is a body of water very close to the kingdom where they have set up a dock and post station. This is where all of the imports come, so it can get kind of busy when new shipments arrive.

- The Tick-Tock Kingdom is notoriously known for throwing large celebrations for certain times, such as season changing, and the start of new years. Their New Year's celebration is the most known, and it is considered very good luck for the coming year to witness the event.

Phew! Added some info on the kingdom finally /w\
Chuck is open for roleplays!