Lowe

Harry Lowe is one of the main characters of Tales from the West Coast.
Lowe provides many of the social commentary of some of the show’s episodes. Though the audience never sees his face (as his appearences are seen via first person)  he is cynical and quick to anger, even resolving to violence to solve his problems. 
==Appearance==
Rowe is a man of Australian descent, with a heavy build and tan skin. He wears a black wool sweater with a white singlet underneath, grey work pants and gumboots.
== Personality==
With his perspective of his life portrayed through his eyes, Rowe is a man of solitude, as indicated by his job as a farmer, isolating himself from civilization. Despite this, he is cynical and bitter; a harsh critic of the West Coast’s society, viewing most of the citizens in the city as stupid, dim-witted, and 'without backbone', which is honestly not far fetched, as most of the things that some characters get up to throughout the series are indeed stupid. He also has a bad temper and is very quick to anger, often relying on violence to solve his problems, wherein he speaks with crude slang and insults, overusing the word 'cunt' during his feral rants. This is mostly due to his time spent in the military, followed by his hatred of most of the city’s citizens for their stupidity. He is shown to be very ruthless in Episode 1, where he fends off a duo of teen vandals, takes a weak kick to the face from one of them and chases after one of them despte his size. 
Cynicisms aside, Lowe is a very hard worker and pridefully takes care of his goats. He prefers to live a life of isolation, but he is by no means an introvert. He respects Abram for sharing similar viewpoints on the people around them.