Dale Madrigan

Dale Madrigan is Lower Duck Pond's resident turncoat, chili-cookoff champion, and veteran of The War. 
==Physical Appearance==
Dale resembles seemingly every lighthouse keeper ever, right down to the ratty coat and peg-leg. He has PSS (Perpetual-Stubble-Syndrome) which requires treatment of shaving three times a day to prevent a full-blown beard blowout.
He speaks in an accent that seems to fluctuate between Georgian and Scottish.
==Early Life==
Not much is known about Dale's life before coming and settling down in LDP. He mentions his time overseas during The War, but refuses to clarify which war. A majority of his stories seem to center around Asia and Oceana.
==Life In Lower Duck Pond==
Dale moved to LDP sometime in the summer of 1986 and has lived in the same four-story, A-frame cabin ever since. In 1989 he opened a small Turncoat business in downtown LDP. In 1992 he married his then-wife, Helena Bristow, but the two were divorced three years later after rumor spread of an affair between Dale and a local harlot named Jill Haversteen. Dale still claims innocence.
After the Haversteen scandal, Dale closed his Turncoat storefront and retreated from the community. He continued his coat turning from home, primarily serving the Schwaben (Forest People) and selling the lost things they brought him as payment.
In Late 2018 Dale purchased a computer and reconnected with the community through the LDP Community Forums.
==Introduction to Coat Turning==
According to Dale, he was introduced to coat turning by a wise old seamstress named Anansi, who taught him the time-honored tradition of taking old coats and turning them inside out. He spent several years between deployments and espionage missions training in order to become the best turncoat. He faced a lot of pushback starting out, coat turning being a female-dominated occupation, but succeeded nonetheless.
==Turncoat Business==
In 1989 Dale opened his Coat Turning business and called it Dale's Coat Turning Business (DCTB). The storefront was located in a small alley near the corner of Main Street and Pine Parkway. DCTB was met with general approval by the community and was moderately successful between the year of 1989-1995.
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