Blair Yardley

Blair Yardley is a character in the third roleplay created by Multiple Mysteries. Do not edit this page without her permission. He is 20 years old and a member of the Yardley House

## Relationships

### Parents

Euphemia Yardley (mother) and Aldous Yardley (father, deceased)

### Cousins

Auwin Paloma Yardley, Peter Athens Yardley (second cousin), Mara Yardley (distant cousin)

### Friends

Comb Lenneris, Lea Armani, Mikhur, Adriana "Adri" Armani, Levi Armani

## Other

### Song(s)

Brain Revolution Girl English cover by Kuraiinu (ft. Dr R)

Basic info until improve this:

Well, the lazy twin doesn’t *actually* care about nothing, just not politics, the royal/noble lifestyle, and the high emphasis of honor in their society and how classism plays into it, so they’d actually be kind of against Kantar in that respect. They do genuinely care about the kingdom’s subjects and their wellbeing, though, and feel a stronger connection to the way of life of the lower classes. I’m thinking they’re probably friends or at least friendly with a bunch of servants

the other one would pretend to (follow Kantar) for appearances but even then they wouldn’t try very hard

## Personality

WIP

Doesn’t care about noble life, politics, and all of the petty and meaningless sh\*t that comes with it and barely bothers with keeping up appearances. He does care about the citizens of Ilosia, though, and feels more of a connection with commoners and their more simplistic way of living. Very carefree and playful, and a tad flirtatious (boys watch out!)

Strengths: He doesn’t stress much over lot of things and has an optimistic (but realistic) attitude. He can make friends very easily if he so desires, he’s very adamant about sticking to his principles

Weaknesses/Fears: He sometimes doesn’t take issues seriously enough and can be pretty careless, which often puts him in danger. He fears that upper class lifestyle will turn his loved ones (especially Anora) into people he can’t recognize

Motives: He just wants himself, his family, and his friends to live happy life’s unaffected by needless drama and classist rhetoric … well, as unaffected as is earthly possible

## Relationships

### Family

#### Euphemia

WIP

*mother, positive/neutral*

#### Aldous

WIP

*father, deceased, it’s complicated*

#### Anora

WIP

*twin half-sister, fluid between positive and negative*

#### Auwin

WIP

*cousin, neutral/negative*

described as “an obstacle for her”

#### Peter

*second cousin, neutral*

WIP

### Friends

#### Comb

*friend, crush, very positive*

Blair met Comb after one of his dance troupe's shows, and they hit it off immediately. Since then, they've been meeting up in town frequently and hanging out. Many of their interactions consist of teasing, jokes, and sarcastic remarks at each other's expense, but they can and do talk more seriously to each other as well. The was they interact with each other causes many people to falsely identify them as a couple. Blair really enjoys Comb's company and when he's around he never wants their time together to end, and when he's not around Comb is usually one of main subjects taking up his mind if there aren't more pressing issues that he needs to deal with. He does worry about Comb from time to time when he talks about traumatic experiences as if they're something to be brushed off and wants him to recognize that doing that may or may not be just maybe kinda sort of mentally unhealthy.

Blair has developed romantic feelings for Comb but is not aware of it in the slightest. In fact, whenever someone insinuates that they might be a couple or at least have feelings for each other, he's *very* amused and insists that they're just friends. Blair also absolutely *loves* Comb's hair and will find any and all excuses to touch it, usually in the form of messing with Comb.

#### Lea

*friend, positive*

WIP

#### Adri

*friend, positive*

WIP

#### Levi

*friend, positive*

WIP

## Trivia

* Originally, Anora was a PoV character I created for the game The Sword of archive is by Nutella Queen.

## Quotes

“I had no idea you were a necrophiliac!” Blair out of context

“It was made by this old would carver who lives out in the forest in the middle of nowhere, who’s spent her whole life perfecting her craft. One day, a day just like any other, she decided to begin carving a table. Within the week, it’s finished.

"The day after it’s finished, her son comes to visit. The wood carver hasn’t seen her son in a very long time. He comes by saying his wife died. They start talking about the situation and how they feel about it and catching up on life in general, and after a while, her son points to the table and says 'Mom, did you make that? That’s really beautiful.' The wood carver doesn’t think that much about it; to her, it’s just like any other table she’s made. But her son insists that it’s gorgeous, and when he asks if he can take it home, she says yes.

"The wood carver’s son brought the table home to his two young children, and from then on they gather around the table every night and have dinner together, no matter what. The small family begins to feel more connected ever since the loss of their wife or mother, and they decide to dedicate the table to her. Naturally, the woodcarver’s grandchildren become adults, and they decide to keep the table since it means so much to them. They decide to pass it on to their children, and their children after them. It becomes a tradition to pass on the table through the generations.

"Over time, the table becomes worn and stained, and it’s not as beautifully polished and radiant as it used to be. The current owners of the table decide to get the table fixed up. When it’s returned, the table looks just as magnificent as ever, and the family is marveling at it. They never knew the table could look this nice. That night, they gather around the table for dinner and relish their meal, able to eat off a nice, refurbished dinner table. The oldest child, about fourteen or so, brings a carving knife to the table. His family asks him why he brought a carving knife to the table. He doesn’t answer all night. Later, once the kids have been put to bed, his parents decide to check the table to see what he did with the carving knife. They look under the table to see he carved a d\*ck into the wood.” - Blair's elaborate d\*ck joke

“I feel like the only way we can face denial is to just stop denying, no matter how intimidating the prospect is, because the longer we do nothing the worse everything gets for people who aren’t in our position. We can’t say for sure that things will change for the better if we speak out, but if I can guarantee that only bad things will happen if we do nothing.”