### person | defender:

Keeper
* Most keepers feed animals
  - turtles
  - keep bees
* Some keepers feed bees
  - gorillas
  - have babies
  - live in environments
* Some keepers raise animals
  - tortoises
  - transmit diseases
  - work in cages
* care for animals in zoos.
* determine protocols.
* feed, water, groom, and exercise animals.
* generally work outdoors in all kinds of weather.
* have ideas.
  - corpi
  - vacuoles
* maintain sites.
* monitor growth.
* observe behavior.
* prepare meals.
* provide minimum requirements
* receive food.
* recommend diets.
* resemble stags, but with the upper body of night elves.
* see results
  - similar results
* show how they care for animals at least twice daily.
* specialize in care.
* take advantage.

### person | defender | keeper:

Babysitter
* allow parents to enjoy the evening dances and after-dance activities with ease.
* are films
  - often teenagers and are often female
  - people who get paid to fill-in for parents who are unavailable
  - responsible for the lives of the children they are watching
  - the luckiest people on the face of the earth
* come from varied backgrounds and in all shapes and sizes.
* largely work part time and care for only one or two children in a given week.
* make a plethora of money, especially if they watch more than one child.
  * A 'babysitter' person paid to look after a family's children when the parents are away for a short time. Babysitters are often teenagers and are often female.

### person | defender | keeper:

Caretaker
* Most caretakers feed babies
  - restrain animals
* Some caretakers are grandparents, or very young teens
  - have dogs
  - keep animals
  - lose weight
  - prefer to underfeed rather than risk overfeeding
  - work in animal shelter
* Some caretakers work with cat dogs
* apply treatments.
* are custodians
  - intelligent agents
  - officials
* assist with clean-up, care, and management of cats.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
* live in houses.
* normally form a care-dependency relationship with animals under their charge.
* often are unable to differentiate abnormal behaviors from normal behaviors.
* to provide services.
* use baths.
* use disinfectant baths
  - foot baths
* work evenings.

### person | defender | keeper:

Gamekeeper
* Some gamekeepers kill rabbits.
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - corpi
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - vacuoles
* make effort.
* often blame buzzards for preying on pheasant chicks.
+ Giselle, Story, Act 2: Ballets choreographed by Jules Perrot :: Ballets :: 1841
  * It is midnight in a dark wood with a pool in the distance. Gamekeepers enter looking for an observation post. Hilarion warns them that the spot is the haunt of the Wilis. The gamekeepers flee in all directions.

Janitor
- employees
  - located in schools
  - unskilled workers
* get free lunch
* includes arms
  - necks
  - plasma membranes
* learn on jobs.
* often handle the cleaning of the outside of a building as well.
* use water hoses to clean the urine and feces left on the metal-frame beds they sleep on.