Full Name: Jack Fallon

Nickname(s): None known.

Gender: Male; He/Him

Age: 30s

Location: Appalachia

Nationality: American

Language(s): American English

Passion(s): Guns/Shooting, Bad Sitcoms, Video Games

Pet(s): None known.

Birthday: August 1st

Favorite Food: Cheeseburger

Favorite Drink: Jack and Coke

Favorite Treat: Moon Pie

Favorite Color: Red

Height: 5'11 ft.

Weight: 178

Sign: Leo

Blood Type: A+

distant

tired

explosive

snarky

sarcastic

cruel

egotistical

protective

forgetful

Suze

Whiskey

Beer

TV

Guns

America

Jeans

Video Games

Football

Tall, broad-shouldered and gangly, yet strong.

Dark brown and messy hair, with the beginnings of graying at the temples.

Wears casual, often worn-out clothes; sometimes stained from his drinking. His big and well-worn brown jacket is the go-to.

Often tense, with an angry or frustrated look, though his face can occasionally soften in fleeting moments of exhaustion or vulnerability.

Jeans. He's probably been wearing the same pair of jeans for more years than you can count on one hand. Probably.

His face wears a permanent scowl that goes with his permanent four o'clock shadow.

Hardworking, struggling between various grueling odd-jobs despite his personal issues. In his rare moments of clarity, Jack shows a strong desire to protect, but this is often overshadowed by his frustrations. He demonstrates a form of resilience and longing for change, as his own childhood was even more toxic than Suzu’s.

Alcoholism casts a dark shadow over Jack’s life, amplifying his anger and emotional instability. His inability to connect emotionally or bond with others, particularly Suzu, deepens the divide between them. Jack denies any responsibility for the abuse Suzu endures and dismisses any mental health concerns that might help him better understand his son. He struggles with poor impulse control, especially when overwhelmed by stress or anger.

Television, particularly sitcoms, which he watches obsessively as a form of escapism. Drinking, and hanging at the local dive bar, which serves as a coping mechanism for his emotional and personal failings.

His own emotional vulnerability and any sign of weakness. Losing control and being unable to manage his life.