Daniel

Daniel, full name Daniel Perry Garamond, is the father of Shae, and the adoptive father of Sans and Papyrus. He is Karen's ex-husband and is currently living with his boyfriend Tommy. After going to college, he becomes an art teacher, and currently teaches at Toriel's recently opened school. 
He is a professional artist and an art teacher and now visits frequently after reuniting with Shae and befriending her new family, and is currently allowing the Wright brothers and BB to stay in his home. 
== Appearance ==
Standing at 6'2, Daniel is a tall human male with peach skin, brown hair pulled up into a man bun, beard and mustache, and green eyes. 
Daniel typically wears glasses, along with a dark cyan cardigan and tan khakis.
== Personality ==
As implied by his SOUL trait, Daniel is braver than the average human, being less fearless when it comes to more intense situations, with the exception of heights. He is shown to be very fatherly and remorseful of not being able to help or raise Shae, despite the situation being completely out of his control. However, he is now making up for time loss by being actively present in her life, getting very protective of her when she's in a bad situation.
== History ==
=== Pre-SHAETALE ===
At some point, Daniel marries Karen, and have a child named Shae. He and Karen divorce (on good terms) when Shae was young, prompting Daniel to move out. Shae often visits him. He goes to work at a school that Toriel recently opened.
=== Debut ===
TBA
== Abilities ==
Daniel has all standard human abilities.
=== Skillset ===
Art Mastery: Daniel has professional-level art skills and has a realistic art style. He also does commissions when he's not teaching.
== Relationships ==
=== Shae ===
TBA
=== Tommy ===
TBA
== Trivia ==
* Daniel's middle name, Perry, is a reference to the eponymous character from Phineas and Ferb. Daniel's primary color (dark cyan) and his SOUL/magic color (orange) matching Perry's own color scheme is the reason why the Narrators made that his middle name.
== Gallery ==