Morgan "Fitch" Fichaud

Face-up artist(s):

Dollzone

Tattoo artist(s):

Dollzone (Xi-Aliester came with a tattoo)

Date of acquisition:

3-10-09

Provenance:

Secondhand from DoA

Reason for choice:

I loved the limited Clockwork faceup!

Best Points:

He's awesome. I like the old Dollzone single-jointed body he's on - stands well, poses decently, and nicely sculpted.

Worst Points:

He doesn't have the graceful hands that Riddick has, but the more splayed-open ones that body sometimes comes with.

Eyes:

Soom Silicone

Wig:

cheap gray faux fur

Favourite colours:

black, white, gray. He doesn't really wear colors.

Fashion style(s):

He's a pirate.

Key fashion accessory:

His beanie, and striped socks.

Anything vaguely piratey in black, white, or gray will work for him. He's wearing the Dollmore 7/10 pants (they look sort of like knee breeches) and some styling Dollheart shoes, along with stripey black and white socks. Shirts change from time to time.

Name story:

I just like the name Fitch. I was sort of inspired by a hockey goalie I liked.

Character age:

24

Character gender:

male

Offsite roleplay:

This doll's character is not available for offsite roleplay.

Fitch is the Quartermaster and second in command of the Bella Cecily, a crew of rather unusual pirates. He prefers the night watches, and is an excellent navigator. The ship's captain, Samuel, trusts him completely and they are close friends. The ship's Boatswain, Ruth, also considers Fitch a friend (with occasional benefits, though they are decidedly not a couple). Most of the other crew members tread lightly around Fitch. He's never actually doled out any harsh punishment that they've seen, but they know he COULD. And might. Maybe. Best to be on his good side, in any case.
He's very good at poker, swordsmanship, and can hold his grog with the best of them. He finds Samuel's enjoyment of riling up his (distant) cousin Crow amusing, usually, though sometimes it's a bit tiring. He sometimes wishes Sam would pay a little more attention to the people right in front of him, rather than trying to one-up someone who hates him.