Morgan/profile

## Personality

Kinda like the tree you’d pull bark off when you were a kid. Kinda gross and flaky on the exterior with a slightly less gross and extremely not-at-all flaky trunk underneath all that. Sometimes there’s a lot of bark, sometimes there’s none at all. And a lot of the time it was not very good for the tree and you’d get told off for making your hands dirty and for killing trees. He’s like that.

Dry, sarcastic, and less-than-humble, his conceit is that, sorry, he’s probably better than you.  But he still thrives in social networks, always meeting up with high school pals here, work colleagues there, and sometimes even just a person he'd met at the coffee shop. He finds everyone's weird little idiosyncrasies wonderful and interesting. He may be better than everyone else here, but that’s the great equalizer, isn’t it? He doesn’t tend to discriminate based on class and social standing.

## Background

Nepotism is a double-edged sword.

He’d spent the first half of his life idolizing and the second half despising the very same man.

Morgan was the second child of his father’s first marriage, and he remembers, larger than life, the four of them living in a blissful, nostalgic tableau. And then his sister, eight years older than him, found herself and her sleek silver BMW in a flaming inferno by the side of the road two weeks after she’d gotten the car because she’d let her boyfriend drive.

It was a week before the funeral when everything started unraveling. Angry accusations, you never do anything for this family, tearful regrets, this should never have happened. He remembers this period too, vivid and wild and frantic, during a time when he was old enough to figure out something was terribly wrong but too young to understand why.

His parents divorced when he was ten, and his father remarried when he was eleven. His parents don’t talk very much anymore, especially after his pa ran off with the entertainment company the two of them built together after a very ugly legal dispute.

He’d live with his father because eventually, he’d own the company. That’s how companies work, right. Anyways I need to finish writing this app ill come back and add more details in but his father’s second marriage gave him a younger sister in Charlotte that he tried very hard to be a good brother to but is now just exasperated by. He went to school overseas in London to avoid association with his dad more than absolutely necessary (even though he was working for that company during his studies) and in recent years has come back to take a position at the company.

He’d prove himself to be better than his father, but first, he’s gotta inherit the company.

He’d arranged a meeting with his sister in New York, she’d doubtlessly wanted something from him and he’d inevitably have to give it to her sooner or later. Besides, it was rare that they’re in the same city together anymore, and Morgan had promised to make time for her when they were for that reason. She picked the time and the place. LITTLE, DID HE KNOW,

## Trivia

* Half-siblings on his father’s side with Charlotte Merlo.

* His job involves contracting idols, organizing entertainment venues, and p much idk, managing idol stuff.
* Captain of the debate team in high school
* Plotting fratricide to take over the company
* Despite his messy relationship with his family, when push comes to shove, he's willing to sacrifice more than he'd care to admit.