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Earl Dean

Earl Dean is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Earl and Bernice are Mike’s parents. Earl is the foreman of the Cooper-Lane Quarry, and very hard to please. He’s an uptight military man, who spent twenty years in the Air Force, and runs the quarry like he never left, although not as boisterous as one might think. He is extremely patient, and possesses a thorough devotion to logic and reasoning. His adherence to strict military protocol and his enforcement on others however makes him rather unpopular among those who work alongside him. Thankfully, his wife is more tolerant. Bernice is quiet, shy, but no less scrupulous than her husband. Together, the two are very demanding of their son, and are routinely disappointed by his immaturity. “Why can’t you be like your friend, Toby?” Is a question commonly thrown Mike’s way. He just rolls his eyes and continues reading his magazine, much to his parents chagrin.
Rob Vizecky

Rob Vizecky is a supporting characters in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Rob is a member of St. Thomas’ baseball team, and a longtime acquaintance of Toby, Gabe, and Mike. While he can joke around and banter with his friends, he's sensitive to teasing and can react strongly, even when it comes from his own circle. He is less principled than his friends, willing to do unethical things and cross boundaries that even the immature Mike and Gabe would find wrong. He is somewhat of a bad influence on Mike and Gabe, and is someone that Toby has reluctantly begun to distance himself from. Rob also often ropes Mike and Gabe into stealing things from convenience stores, smoking cigarettes, and drinking alcohol. Rob's aggressive response to insults could be related to his poor home life or personal feelings of embarrassment. This might explain his readiness to respond aggressively, whether he was challenged or not. As a result he is not well liked by the other students at St. Thomas, and is usually avoided by most. Rob's mix of touchiness, negative influence, and sensitivity makes him a complex figure who is both part of his friends' circle and a source of tension within it.

## Biography

Rob lives in one of the oldest neighborhoods in town in a small house. His father is a salesman, and is away from home weeks at a time. This has been the case since Rob was young, and has negatively impacted his development during his youth. His mother is an alcoholic, and unreliable to do things such as shopping or cleaning. It is bad enough to where, as a young kid, Rob had to walk across town to get to school because his mother was usually passed out or hungover in the mornings and unable to drive him. He has always had to fend for himself, and still does, a fact which leads to a lot of his aggression.

## Appearance

Rob is 5'7", making him the same height as Toby. He has black hair, which is buzzed and usually concealed by a cap. He has dark brown fur with beige around the edges of his face, and brown eyes. His most common outfit outside of school is a yellow button-up with the sleeves rolled up, brown slacks, and black sneakers. He doesn't have very many clothes, so he often wears the same outfit multiple times a week.

## Friends

* Toby Scherzinger
* Gabe Greenwell
* Mike Dean

## Enemies

* Todd Willard
* Ronnie Dulaney
* Roger Lewis
* Chris Kranz
* Nicholas Dossett
* John Whisenhunt
* Harold Walton

## Skills and Abilities

Rob holds himself to no standards, and likes to play dirty. This sometimes gives him an edge over certain other rule-abiding people in competitions, fights, and other areas of life. He plays the role of center-field in baseball.

## Weaknesses

Rob has a very short temper, and tends to take every remark someone will make seriously. He also has little regard for rules or even safety, taking unnecessary risks and doing unethical things. Rob is known to hold grudges as well, and refuses to let things go.

## Jobs

Rob works at the Spit-Shine Car Wash. Most of the money he makes goes to parents.
Minotaur Hammer

### How to get it

You need 3 steel pieces and 2 sticks. Steel pieces are dropped by **Minotaurs**.

### Utility

This hammer deals 12 damage per hit with a 0,9 cooldown (just like axes). If it rains or thundering in your wolrd you can right click and get a electric minotaur hammer, and just like the trident in recent minecraft version you can make lightning with it!
Zebra

### Spawn

They spawns in savanna and badlands biomes. And rarely along horses in plains biomes (10% of chance for one zebra to spawn with a group of horses).

### Drops

They drops **Zebra hide** and Zebra Meat when killed.

## Taming

To tame a Zebra its very simple, just place a hay block and make sure the zebra is on it, then right click on the zebra. And now you've tamed a zebra, you can ride it but cannot control his movements, you can use it to create FairyHorses.
U.S. Post Office

The U.S. Post Office is Povey's central mail destination.

## History

The Post Office has moved buildings before, with the older one being built in 1856. Originally the home and business of watchmaker Jack Callaway, the small, dark building became the town's first official post office in 1902. After the population grew and demand for more space for all the mail became evident however, it was moved to a new location in 1941. The old building is now an apartment.

What eventually became the second U.S. Post Office was built in 1878, and was originally a clothing store. After the owners went out of business during the great depression, the building sat vacant until 1941 when it was bought by the bank and became the new post office, chosen for its space.

## Location

The old building is located at 119 N. Old Grange St., between H.W. Grocer and Regan Chevrolet, while the new one is located at 413 E. Hyde-Saint Pepper St., between D&W Windows and a house to the right.

## Appearance

The original Post Office is a small, single-story wooden building. It is painted a dark brown color, has a light-grey roof, and two tall brick chimneys along the peak of the roof. It has two front doors, one on the right, and one on the left, with two narrow windows between them. When it was a Post Office, a hanging sign denoting it as such protruded above the left door, although this has obviously since been removed. When it was originally built, it was free-standing, but is now squeezed between two larger buildings.

The newer Post Office is a large two-story building, finely decorated with wood embellishments. The front is flush with the sidewalk, though it pulls back to the right, revealing a small lawn with a wooden fence and tall maple tree. The front has a tan brick façade below the windows, and the spaces between the windows and door are painted a dark brown. The rest of the building has beige siding. The second floor has two evenly spaced windows, and a large, round window in the gable.

 First Creek **•** Third Creek **•** Red Medicine **•** Larue Forest **•** Cooper-Lane Quarry **•** Povey Cemetery
Harrod Corner

Harrod Corner is a large brick building across the street to the south of J.P. Corner. It hosts two shops, and has living quarters on the second floor which is occupied by the owner of the building.

## Businesses

Minton Insurance is the business in the eastern portion of the building, the smaller half. The Mintons own, and reside in, Harrod Corner itself, and lease the second half of the first floor to one Donna 'Cherry' Broadus. Making use of the old kitchen left over from when the building was constructed around 1840, Broadus operates a small luncheonette called 'Cherry's Restaurant' in the larger half of the first floor which is leased to her.

## History

Harrod Corner was built by W. Harrod in 1940, directly to the south of the old farmhouse that became J.P. Corner. Harrod ran a drugstore here until the 1860s when the civil war broke out. Like J.P. Corner, the building originally had wood siding painted white. Its location was chosen to be across the original road to James' farmhouse, which helped shape the layout of the town, and where the center was going to be.

Handed over to the Mintons in 1902, and replacing the wood siding with red brick the next year, Harrod Corner is now the home of the town's premier insurance agent.

## Location

Harrod Corner is located at the intersection of S. Old Grange St. and Hyde-Saint Pepper St. Its street address is 104 S. Old Grange St.

## Appearance

Harrod Corner is an 'L' shaped red brick building with 4 brick chimneys. On the northern face, 4 windows are situated on the second floor with 2 on the first floor. A door is on the far right, as well as a sign above the door reading "Cherry's Restaurant", and a neon one on the far left advertising "Hot Lunches" and to "Drink Coca-Cola". The Eastern face has 7 second-story windows, and 4 on the ground floor, along with 2 doors. The rightmost door leads into Cherry's Restaurant, while the leftmost one leads into the insurance office. A similar wooden sign rests above the door reading "George Minton Insurance".

As the building is 'L' shaped, there is a backyard as well, which is sectioned off on the north side with an unpainted wood picket fence. The backyard has two large oak trees, and a cedar.

 First Creek **•** Third Creek **•** Red Medicine **•** Larue Forest **•** Cooper-Lane Quarry **•** Povey Cemetery
Camel

## Taming

If you want to tame a Camel you need to place a caroet on the floor and place the camel in the center. If you don't have a lead and want to bring the camel somewhere, pick a cactus, wheat or a hay block in your hand and it will follow you.

Once you've done that right click on it and here you go, you've tamed a Camel!

The Camel will be ridable but can only go fowards and backwards. It is not hurted by cactus and won't take you of when your in water. it’s a good variation of a horse really good to travel in the desert!
Ken Yates

Ken Yates is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Ken is a police officer at the Povey police force, and works in the forensics department. He's a hard worker and never complains with the work he's given, which wouldn't be a problem if not for the current state of the police department. His effectivity is limited due to the inactivity and sluggish pace of his coworkers and superiors, but Ken doesn't have much insight into this. He's one of the few people at work who isn't openly condescending to John, and even attempts to give the young officer advice from time to time, even if he's in over his head. In fact, he’s the closest thing John’s got to a friend at the station. That’s not to say they’re especially close, but they can at least have (one-sided) conversations, even if it all goes in one ear and out the other with Ken. All he does is in earnest, so people don't often have a problem with him. Ken's sincerity is a defining trait, and it extends to his personal life as well. He has a wife and two teenage children, both of whom attend St. Thomas. Despite the challenges he faces at work, Ken's dedication to his family and his commitment to his responsibilities make him a respectable and approachable figure among his colleagues.
Fred Matthews

Fred Matthews is a minor antagonist in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Fred Matthews is the unscrupulous detective of Povey’s police force. He doesn’t take his job very seriously, yet he has an arrogant and self-serious tone. It’s clear he enjoys the job more for the status it brings him, and it’s likely he only has the job because of nepotism. Fred has an air of superiority to him, and constantly belittles John, who usually always bites back with a nastier remark. This doesn’t make for the most effective environment for solving crimes. Whenever the two begin exchanging unsavory words and it gets diffused, everyone is usually on the side of the infinitely more congenial Fred. Like the other police officers, Fred is highly inattentive and likes to finish his work quickly so he can enjoy an afternoon at the bar with his colleagues. His irresponsible lifestyle seems to center around "good times" and nothing else. Despite his antagonism towards John and others, he is not an evil character, and wouldn't actually want bad things to happen, if he knew they were happening at all. He simply lives behind a wall of ignorance and comfort with the status quo, hence why he doesn't take any claims of gangster activity seriously; if he hasn't seen it for himself, then it must not be happening.
Red Medicine

The Red Medicine is a creek that flows through Povey, Indiana. It is the largest and most prominent flowing source of water in town, and played an important role in the town's early history. It flows from its source at Lake Edmonia, and it drains a watershed of 97,442 acres. The creek rises in Nester County and flows 38 miles, dropping 168 feet before flowing into the Edmonia River.

## History

It forms the boundary between Larue and Clay County to the southwest. The creek was either named the Red Medicine due to a native legend referring to the water's supposed healing properties, the color of the water during storms, or a combination of both.

The Red Medicine was the site of an early water mill, Straw's Mill, built in 1830. It had become unused and was demolished in 1904, though its simple stone foundation still remains in the water.

When the Lincolnshire Cement Plant was built in 1870, part of the Red Medicine was diverted so the water could be used in the cooling process during the production of cement. In 1895, the creek's proper flow was restored when a nearby quarry was flooded and used as a source of water instead.

## Description

The creek can be as wide as 20 feet and as deep as 12 feet in some areas, and it supports a variety of wildlife, including many freshwater fish, waterfowl, and amphibians. The banks of the Red Medicine are typically quite steep, with flat, smooth rocks lining its edges at the bottom. These attract sunbathers and swimmers, despite its murky water. The constant flow ensures that silt and dirt is always in the water, which gives it a muddy appearance, though it is clearer in shallower areas. The red-orange color of the surrounding clay can affect the water's appearance during high flow, giving it a reddish tint.
Scorpion

### Behavior

They attacks players on sight, they don't take fire damage. They also spawn fire particles around them so there are very easy to spot.

### Drops

When killed they drop fire scorpion skin and sting.

## All Scorpions Common Behavior

* All scorpion can go trough 0,5 block of height gap.

* They are all arthropods, meaning they all takes more damage with the enchanting **bane of arthropods.**

## Scorpion Armor

You can make 3 differents armor with all the scorpion skin and sting.

Check out this page for more info: **Scorpion Armor**
Shirley Whisenhunt

Shirley Whisenhunt is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Shirley and Clive are the embarrassed parents of John Whisenhunt, who still lives with them at the age of 23. Shirley is more forgiving, treating John like a child at times, while Clive is less so, and is often sarcastic regarding his son. When John first joined the police force, they were ecstatic, hoping he would finally be able to move out of his childhood home; he has unfortunately chosen not to. Shirley reminds Clive endlessly to have a talk with their son about things like moving on, growing up, and to stop leaving dishes in his room. According to Clive though, “he’s hard to get to these days”, which is partially true. On the other hoof, he may just be afraid of confronting his boy. Someday, though.
4309 Ackley Way

4309 Ackley Way is a house in Cedarside, and the residence of the Scherzinger family.

## History

The home was built in the winter of1 1954 as part of a new housing development not far from the lake. Wilbur moved the family into the house the following summer, along with relocating his bar, the Powder Horn.

## Profile

### Design

The building is a brick ranch-style house with a prominent picture window. It has one floor, a basement, and an attic. The dining room and living room are attached, with a door leading to the kitchen, and a hallway connecting the bedrooms and bathroom. The garage is detached.

### Rooms

* Living Room
* Dining Room
* Kitchen
* Alice's Room
* Toby and Billy's Room
* Wilbur and Ruth's Bedroom
* En Suite Bathroom
* Hallway
* Hall Closet
* Attic
* Basement
* Laundry Room

### Features and Furniture

Ruth's paintings line the walls of the living room, a couch sits against the picture window, and the television is across from it. There is a fireplace on the left wall of the living room. There is a telephone in the hallway, and a long rug runs the length of the hall.

The front and backyard are bare, with only a single sapling in the front yard.
Cal Vischer

Callahan Vischer is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Callahan is St. Thomas Senior High’s football coach. Soft spoken, amiable, and tough when he needs to be, he acts as somewhat of a fatherly figure to the athletes on his team. He's quick to give counsel, but his advice is limited to what he's experienced with. He interacts with the students in a way that reflects his genuine concern for their well-being and growth. Like other school staff, Cal isn't afraid to snap at the Royals when they're acting out and will send them to the principal's office, but is frustrated by the lack of meaningful consequences that often follow.
Ruby Arnett

Ruby Arnett is an antagonist in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Ruby is calculating, intelligent, and quiet. She can come off as charming and sly, and isn't normally the one to instigate. She is at her worst when Lorraine and Darcy are around, typically only ever joining in to deride others. Out of the trio, Ruby is the most likely one to be seen alone more often. She's typically late to hang out with her friends, and sometimes cancels to study, much to the annoyance of Lorraine and Darcy. She never reciprocates their anger however, and always stays calm and level-headed. She is not to be underestimated however, as when she is pushed, Ruby definitely has a cold, mean side as well, magnified by her cool demeanor and intellect. She is also the only one that Lorraine can truly confide in, and despite their differences, she feels that her and Ruby are always on the same page. Their ability to connect on a deeper level highlights Ruby's role as a quiet yet impactful presence within the group.

## Biography

Ruby met Lorraine and Darcy at softball tryouts when they were all five years old. Her parents always pushed her when it came to academics, and she followed suit. She always met their expectations, and valued her education, something which she prioritized over hanging out with her friends.

## Appearance

Ruby is 5'8", and she has dark brown hair that falls down in neat waves and flares out at the bottom. She has dusty brown fur with light grey patches, darker brown stripes, and green eyes. Compared to her friends, Ruby dresses less preppy and more fashionable; her most common outfit outside of school is a white shirt under a lima bean green jacket, a diagonal-plaid red skirt that comes down to her ankles, and mauve shoes.

## Friends

* Lorraine Patrick
* Ruby Arnett
* Alice Scherzinger

## Enemies

* Annie Sharpe
* Gabe Greenwell
* Rob Vizecky
* Delores Dunn

## Skills and Abilities

Ruby has a very quick wit, and can read situations easily. She knows exactly when to quit, when the right opportunity to do something is, and when not to appear at all.

## Weaknesses

Ruby has a reputation as a flaker, and isn't one to be relied on. She can be forgetful, or sometimes prioritizes more immediate things over prior engagements outright.

## Gallery

Ruby with Lorraine and Darcy.Ruby and her friends laughing.
Shubie Dunhurst

- Timothy Dunhurst

- Adam Dunhurst

Shubie Dunhurst is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Shubie is the youngest daughter of the wealthy Dunhurst family, and as the only child to not have left home yet, she is spoiled terribly. A mischievous troublemaker, she can often be found jumping fences and pulling pranks. With minimal consequences for her actions, she's developed a resilience to scolding and a certain level of recklessness. Seeing that her parents run the local diner, she can usually be found there, annoying customers and getting in the way of the waitresses. Despite her mischievous streak, Shubie's attempts to connect with Annie in particular show a different side of her character. Being only two years apart, Shubie finds Annie relatable, and she looks up to her. As a result she can be seen trying to impress or get the attention of her; unfortunately, Annie's general disinterest and sometimes hostility conflicts with Shubie's attempts at building a connection, creating an interesting dynamic between the two characters. However, the young tomboy isn’t disheartened and seemingly can’t take a hint. Shubie's lack of friends due to being homeschooled and her penchant for seeking excitement outside of her family home further contribute to her adventurous behavior. Her actions may be a way to combat boredom and seek out experiences beyond her controlled environment.
Penna Depot

Penna Depot is a rail depot located at the crossing of E. Hyde-Saint Pepper St.

## History

The spot where Penna Depot sits had been a station for as long as the Vonneville and Rock City Railroad ran through the town. Starting out as a simple wooden platform without even an awning, the building that became the office for Penna Depot was eventually built as a station in 1881. When the Vonneville and Rock City Railroad was absorbed into the greater Pennsylvania Railroad, the main line was rerouted, leaving the then Penna Station unused. It resumed use however, in 1907, when the newly formed Vonneville and Northern Railway and Lighting Company purchased it and began their interurban tram service. This service lasted until July 7, 1946, as the need for a tram service diminished and road traffic became the dominant method of transportation. The then disused interurban trackbed was bought back by the Pennsylvania Railroad, and is currently used for hauling freight. The station is now an office for the depot.

## Location

Penna Depot is located at 703 E. Hyde-Saint Pepper St., to the right of the Williams Mill.

## Appearance

Penna Depot is a small, squat building. It has a low-pitched roof with a brick chimney, and is painted white. The front of the building faces the tracks, and has two doors, one on the left and right sides of the wall. The ticket booth still remains between the two doors, protruding outward, but is obviously not used. The roof extends longer over the edge of the building than others, and it has angled beams holding it up.

 First Creek **•** Third Creek **•** Red Medicine **•** Larue Forest **•** Cooper-Lane Quarry **•** Povey Cemetery
Dennis Sharpe

- Paul Sharpe

Dennis Edward Sharpe

## Personality

Dennis and Marianne are parents of four. Dennis works at the Cooper-Lane Quarry, specializing in handling large steam shovels and other such equipment. Most days his tasks consist of meticulously loading limestone boulders into freight cars on the rails, and then coming home and watching the tube, covered in dust. Marianne complains often about the gray imprint of her husband he leaves on the furniture, and how often she has to clean it. Dennis doesn’t listen though. Sitting in a chair at work is exhausting, and when you come home all you want to do is sit in another chair, you know? The pair are both somewhat obsessive in their own daily jobs, making painstakingly sure that every detail is perfect. For Marianne, it’s cleaning; for Dennis, it’s stacking rocks. In addition to being the mother and father of Annie and Bruce, they have two younger children as well: George and Paul, twins. They are in fourth grade, and hardly see their older siblings anymore.

## Appearance

Dennis stands in at an average 5'10". He has He has brown hair and brown eyes which are usually covered with sunglasses. His fur is orange and white, with blotches of dark brown on his ears and forearms. While at work he wears a standard pair of overalls and a hardhat, he wears a cream-colored polo and brown slacks when off the clock.

## Friends

* Wilbur Scherzinger
* Frank Greenwell
* Craig Koehler
* Jackie Dunn

## Skills and Abilities

Dennis takes his job seriously, and does his best to provide for his family.
Williams Mill

The Williams Mill is a grain mill located close to the railroad tracks and next to Penna Depot.

## History

The Williams Mill was built in 1890 by Frank Williams, who began his business crushing and processing grain for the local farmers. It was built close to the tracks for ease of transporting the goods by rail. This business has become more profitable since the closure of the interurban line and conversion of the station to being a depot. To this day, grain is still crushed at this mill and then shipped from the depot.

## Location

The Williams Mill is located at 701 E. Hyde-Saint Pepper St., to the left of Penna Depot, with a large gravel lot between the two.

## Appearance

The Williams Mill is a plain two-story building with a single-story addition to its left side. The main structure is made of wood siding painted white, and has three windows on the second floor, and two on the first floor with a door between them. A large, round, metal stack protrudes from the back of the gray roof, and a grain chute is attached to the right side. The addition is painted burgundy, and has two windows. A round brick chimney sticks up from the addition's roof. The mill is oriented sideways facing away from the road, and the words "F.C. Williams" and "Flour, Feed, Hay, Grain, Field Seeds" are painted on the side which faces the tracks.

 First Creek **•** Third Creek **•** Red Medicine **•** Larue Forest **•** Cooper-Lane Quarry **•** Povey Cemetery
Bernice Dean

Bernice Dean is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Earl and Bernice are Mike’s parents. Earl is the foreman of the Cooper-Lane Quarry, and very hard to please. He’s an uptight military man, who spent twenty years in the Air Force, and runs the quarry like he never left, although not as boisterous as one might think. He is extremely patient, and possesses a thorough devotion to logic and reasoning. His adherence to strict military protocol and his enforcement on others however makes him rather unpopular among those who work alongside him. Thankfully, his wife is more tolerant. Bernice is quiet, shy, but no less scrupulous than her husband. Together, the two are very demanding of their son, and are routinely disappointed by his immaturity. “Why can’t you be like your friend, Toby?” Is a question commonly thrown Mike’s way. He just rolls his eyes and continues reading his magazine, much to his parents chagrin.
Jill Bernadine

Jill Bernadine is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Jill holds the crucial role of dispatcher within the Povey Police Department. Despite her relative invisibility to most, as she's tucked away in the basement among cold steel control panels and telephone wires, her contribution is invaluable. With an attentive and meticulous demeanor, Jill consistently prioritizes her job, even when it goes unnoticed or underappreciated. Her meticulous attention to detail and inclination for perfectionism drive her work. She maintains a focused and professional attitude, often turning away those who interrupt her in the midst of her tasks. Jill's approach to her responsibilities is business-like, and she exudes an aura of independence and self-sufficiency. Her ability to remain grounded and humble in her role distinguishes her from those who might grow jaded in a similar situation. Beyond her professional demeanor, Jill possesses an ability to perceive people's intentions and motives. She has little patience for nonsense or remarks that are directed at her, making it clear that she won't tolerate any distractions from her important work as the dispatcher.
Mallory Dossett

Mallory Dossett is a tertiary characters in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Mallory is the younger sister of Nicholas, and twin of Gladys. The two are inseparable, and do everything together. Their interests align perfectly, despite their divergent personalities. Mallory is energetic, sprightly, and carefree. She and her sister are typical teenage girls and enjoy seeing movies, going to the hair salon, and tormenting their older brother. Nicholas is a year older, but that doesn't stop Mallory from picking on him. There is no malice in her actions, as Mallory genuinely doesn't see the harm; out of the sisters, she is usually the one to instigate. To Mallory, a little ribbing and banter is all in good fun, and even though Nicholas doesn't see it the same way, he lacks the sense to handle it properly. Compared to her brother, Mallory receives favorable treatment from her parents, partly due to her greater accomplishments and achievements. A further distinction between Mallory and her brother is her ability to socialize and make friends better. It comes naturally to her, and she looks up to the older girls she hangs around with. She is especially good friends with Deidra and Ruby, who are also cheerleaders.

## Biography

Born on the same day as her twin sister in 1940, Mallory always excelled in academics and extracurricular activities. After graduating the seventh grade, like her sister, Mallory's parents made the decision to move her forward a grade so all three children could attend the same school. Nicholas is not at all pleased with this, as it makes for more opportunities to be tormented. To make matters worse, Mallory is already two inches taller than Nicholas, and doesn't let him forget it.

## Appearance

Mallory is 5'7". She is thin, with gray fur and a white muzzle. She is thin, with gray fur and a white muzzle, and shoulder-length dirty blonde hair. Like Nicholas, her ears stand up erect, and has brown eyes. Outside of school, Mallory dresses preppy, with a light blue polo, brown skirt, and dark blue tennis shoes.

## Friends

* Deidra Pinckney
* Alice Scherzinger
* Lorraine Patrick
* Darcy Stockdell
* Ruby Arnett

## Skills and Abilities

Mallory is charismatic and peppy, and easily gets along with others. Not only that, but academics come just as naturally to her. She can diffuse tense situations, and is well-liked by most people.

## Weaknesses

Mallory can sometimes go too far without realizing it, and her contagious, upbeat personality can make it hard for other to realize that something it wrong. She also has a tendency to be somewhat domineering, dragging her sister around as if she sees herself as some kind of leader. Mallory also has a reputation (with her brother at least) as being a braggart.
Locations

Listed below are many of the locations from Locals Only!:

## Businesses

J.P. Corner **•** Harrod Corner **•** Callaway Building **•** K.P. Hall **•** Williams Mill **•** Povey Electric Repair **•** Smith Drugs **•** H.W. Grocer **•** Milliner Hardware **•** Perkins family Practice **•** Express Barber **•** Regan Chevrolet **•** Povey Florist **•** REA Co-Op **•** Empire Theater **•** A. Harbrueger **•** Spurlock Plumbing **•** T.A. Pass and Son Haberdasher **•** Ben Franklin Crafts **•** Kaiser & Frazer **•** Richard's Diner **•** Povey Liquors **•** Moore's Garage **•** Major Feed Co. **•** The Washboard **•** Spit-Shine Carwash **•** Masonry Additions **•** Cherokee Trader Antiques **•** Gary's World of Ballistics **•** 200 Strip **•** Fitzpatrick Construction Company **•** Betty's Hair Salon **•** Wechter Building **•** Renaker 5 & 10 cent Store **•** Pinckney Stationary **•** Hall Bros. Locksmith **•** Povey Bait and Tackle **•** Mayfield Clothing Co. **•** D&W Windows **•** The Sugar Shack **•** Larue Bicycles and More **•** Standard Service Station **•** 400 North Indiana Ave. **•** Willingham Cycle Center **•** Diedrich's Pizza Parlor **•** Mitzi's Inn **•** Bottorff Hotel **•** Lincolnshire Cement Co. **•** C.T. Hertzsch INC. **•** Weber's Marathon Service Station **•** Gilhooly Scrap **•** Lincolnshire Cement Company

## Residences

Sharpe Residence **•** Dunn Residence **•** Dean Residence **•** Greenwell Residence **•** Dossett Residence **•** Ehringer Residence **•** Moore Residence **•** Powell Residence **•** Dulaney Residence **•** Lewis Residence **•** Kranz Residence **•** Dilger Residence **•** Perkins Residence **•** Meilleur Residence **•** Sanders Residence **•** Howe Residence **•** Whisenhunt Residence **•** Walton Residence **•** Prather Residence **•** Yates Residence **•** Adkins Residence **•** Vandervert Residence **•** Patrick Residence **•** Stockdell Residence **•** Arnett Residence **•** Vizecky Residence **•** Koehler Residence **•** Dreyer Residence **•** Bernadine Residence **•** Beyl Residence **•** Kopp Residence **•** Kirby Residence **•** Miller Residence **•** McIntyre Residence **•** Pendygraft Residence

## Public

Larue Lakerunner **•** Penna Depot **•** Povey State Bank **•** U.S. Post Office **•** St. Paul's Church of Christ **•** RPMC Building **•** Povey Volunteer Fire Department **•** Povey Police Department **•** American Legion Post 204 **•** Povey Phone Billing Office **•** Povey Elementary School **•** United Methodist Church **•** St. Thomas Senior High School **•** Povey Junior High School **•** Bailey Memorial Church **•** Povey Community House

## Landmarks

First Creek **•** Third Creek **•** Red Medicine **•** Larue Forest **•** Cooper-Lane Quarry **•** Povey Cemetery

## Out of Town

Scherzinger Residence **•** Dunhurst Residence **•** Bison Run **•** Fort Wagner **•** Palaski **•** Vonneville **•** Rock City **•** Lake Edmonia **•** Larue AAA **•** Defense **•** Cedarside
Eddie Mayfield

Eddie Mayfield is a tertiary character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Eddie is awkward, gangly, and insecure. He is never comfortable in his own skin, and always doubts himself. He cares immensely about what people think of him, and though he doesn't leave much of an impression on others, he is always worried that it was the wrong one. Having a tendency to overthink things, Eddie is kept grounded by his friend Nicholas. Eddie is Nicholas' closest friend, and the one he trusts the most. They share a lot of similar interests, and Eddie's unconfident nature is a perfect springboard for Nicholas' one-sided discussions. Eddie's wish for more friends or talents, combined with his fear of rejection, showcases his longing for acceptance and belonging. While his fear may cause him to underestimate how people would react to him, his cautious approach to life is influenced by a desire to avoid discomfort. In truth, most people would probably have no problem with him, but he isn't aware of that. That doesn't stop him from fantasizing about it though, playing out carefully constructed scenarios in his mind in the case that such occasions might arise. Despite this, he has made attempts to appear 'cooler' before, usually regrettable. The only one that's stuck so far was using his middle name instead of his first, illustrating his misguided quest for self-improvement. Overall, Eddie's character is a complex blend of insecurity, longing, and a hint of optimism for potential change.

## Biography

Eddie was Archie's friend first, his house positioned directly behind Archie's. He was eventually introduced to Nicholas, who he related more to. His parents are the owners of Mayfield Clothing Co., the local boutique. His mother, Gale, showers him with affection, and still treats him like a child, much to his embarrassment. He tries to be seen with her as little as possible, and acts like he doesn't know her when he is.

## Appearance

Eddie is 6'0", and very thin. His fur is white, as is his poofy and messy hair. He has brown eyes, and wears thick browline glasses. Eddie typically dresses conservatively, without any style or flair; outside of school he usually wears a white and blue striped short-sleeved button up shirt, brown corduroys, and leather shoes.

## Friends

* Archie Stapes
* Nicholas Dossett
* Delores Dunn
* Todd Willard

## Enemies

* Ronnie Dulaney
* Roger Lewis
* Chris Kranz
* Fanny Killen
* Eloise Dulaney

## Skills and Abilities

Eddie is a good friend, and loyal to the few he has. He is also well-read, polite, and very considerate.

## Weaknesses

Eddie is fragile and self-conscious, always doubting himself and totally lacking in confidence. He is somewhat of a doormat, though he does have the courage to actually stand up for himself if really threatened.

## Jobs

Archie used to help his mother around the boutique when he was younger, but wouldn't be caught dead doing it today.
Herb Adkins

Herbert Adkins is an antagonist in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Mr. Adkins appears to wield a mix of authority, frustration, and limitations as he navigates his role as the head of St. Thomas Senior High School. His desire to address issues caused by the greasers and maintain control is palpable, but the constraints placed upon him by threat of blackmail from Nancy and other members of the mob hinder his ability to take drastic actions against the troublesome students. This frustration manifests in his interactions with other students, as he projects his powerlessness onto them. His approach of disciplining everyone else when he can't fully address the core issue speaks to his need to exert some form of control, even if it's indirect. By lashing out at other students, he may believe he's maintaining some semblance of order within the school. As much as he doesn’t like the situation, he doesn’t make much of an effort to stop it either; after all, what’s he gonna do about it? He’s already got his own kids (conveniently going to a different school) to worry about. It’s much easier to simply yell at everyone else. He has much more bark than bite thankfully, so many of the more serious threats he does make are usually hollow. That doesn’t mean he isn’t intimidating though. Herbert’s been known to make students take up the groundskeeper’s duties for a week, sanitize the locker rooms, or make students paint his house. His attempts to maintain discipline through hollow threats and unconventional punishments convey a mix of authority and desperation, portraying a multifaceted character who is navigating a challenging situation.
K.P. Hall

K.P. Hall is a building near the train tracks that has traded hands multiple times.

## History

Built in 1875 for use of the Adams Express Company, K.P. Hall was named such for the builder, Kevin Pollock. The Adams Express Company used it as an office for their shipping business. Eventually it was bought by one Douglas Callaway, and from 1911 until 1933 was leased to the Full Gospel Tabernacle church and used for their functions, which also served as a front for alcohol production during prohibition. After prohibition ended, Mr. Callaway converted it into a bar, which it operates as to this day, under the name Powder Horn Bar.

## Location

K.P. Hall sits alone, with the corner of E. Hyde-Saint Pepper Street and S. Fern Street to the right, and the alleyway entrance to the left.

## Appearance

K.P. Hall is a two-story shop with a windowed front that meets flush with the sidewalk, but pulls back to the left, leaving room for a residential porch and lawn. The shop portion has 3 windows on the second floor, and two wide windows on the base floor on either side of the inset door. Wooden embellishments sit above the first floor windows on the front, painted white to match the siding. A metal table and two chairs are set outside the leftmost window, and a Coca-Cola machine on the right. A broad sign reading "Powder Horn Bar" emblazoned with the graphic of a powder horn hangs under the second-floor windows. The building has a hipped roof, but the front pulls up above the pitch of the roof, decorated with a wooden "crown". A single brown brick chimney is set in the back of the roof.
Callaway Building

The Callaway Building is occupied by the local jeweler and milliner.

## History

The Callaway building was built in the late 1890s by Andrew Jackson Callaway for use as the family home and his jewelry and watch business. His daughter Martha Jane Callaway Hughes used part of the building for a millinery business beginning in 1894. After Andrew's death in 1910, his widow continued the jewelry business, while Martha passed the millinery part down to her younger sister, Ella Callaway. Ella is the current proprietor, and still lives on the second floor of the building.

## Location

The Callaway Building is located between Hall Bros. Locksmith to the left, and an unpaved gravel alleyway to the right. Directly across the street is the Povey Electrical Repair and Sales Shop. Its street address is 308 E. Hyde-Saint Pepper St.

## Appearance

The Callaway Building is a two-story shop with a broad front that meets flush with the sidewalk, but pulls back to the right, leaving room for a residential porch and a small lawn. The shop portion has 2 narrow windows on the second floor, and wide windows on the base floor, along with an inset door. Jewelry, watches, and fashionable hats are always displayed in the windows, and a dark sign reading "Callaway Jeweler and Millinery" rests above the door. The exterior is made of white wood siding, apart from the front of the first floor which uses a brick façade, as well as the porch which is also made of brick. Three chimneys poke from the gently sloped gable of the roof, which are used to heat the building. As it is a residence, the gravel alley that leads behind it gives way to a spacious backyard, which is fenced in, has several trees, and a detached garage painted in much the same fashion as the main residence.

 First Creek **•** Third Creek **•** Red Medicine **•** Larue Forest **•** Cooper-Lane Quarry **•** Povey Cemetery
Spencer McDovall

Spencer McDovall is a minor character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Spencer is somewhat of an enigma. He keeps to himself, always showing up to gatherings, never saying a word. When speaking to the other mobsters he has an unwelcoming and almost hostile tone, as if he doesn’t like to talk. One thing is known about him among the circles he frequents though: he’s a kleptomaniac. He can’t help picking pockets or stuffing his coat with small, plastic confectioneries from convenience stores. This would be a bad quality to have in just about any other line of work, but Spencer’s true occupation is an intel-gatherer. He works in direct connection with the highest ranking officials in the mob, and hangs around the other gangsters to silently observe what they say and how they act, and report it back to his superiors.
Povey Electric Repair

Povey Electric Repair and Sales Shop is a store that specializes in the sale and repair of small-large appliances.

## History

The documentation of the building is somewhat foggy, having only appeared in official records as of 1913. Old photographs seem to show a building in its current spot, though it is obscured by the branches of a nearby tree. Most seem to agree that it went up around the same time as the Callaway Building, which it sits across from, and shares similar architectural traits with. Presently, it is owned by Glenn Briggs.

## Location

Povey Electric sits across from the Callaway Building, with an alley and personal driveway on the left and right sides respectively. Its street address is 315 E. Hyde-Saint Pepper St.

## Appearance

High windows occupy much of the front of the first floor, which is flush with the sidewalk and has an inset door. Above the door is a cloth awning, which is opened on most days and rolled up at nights. Three narrow windows are set on the second floor of the front of the building, and it has a similar "L" shape to the Callaway Building, but is of course mirrored. Instead of a gabled roof, Povey Electric has a hipped roof, with dark shingles and a low pitch. Three red brick chimneys stand erect on the roof. While there is no porch, a overhand stands above the residential portion of the building on the right, shielding the walkway from the rain. The shallow front lawn features a short wrought iron fence, and a tall tree behind the fence. A carport extends behind the building, and the driveway runs beneath it, but continues to the detached garage.

 First Creek **•** Third Creek **•** Red Medicine **•** Larue Forest **•** Cooper-Lane Quarry **•** Povey Cemetery
Gladys Dossett

Gladys is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Gladys is the younger sister of Nicholas, and twin of Mallory. The two are inseparable, and do everything together. Their interests align perfectly, despite their divergent personalities. Gladys is quieter and more reserved than her sister, more subtle, but still outgoing. More of a follower though, Gladys is easily lead on and strung along when it comes to ploys to annoy her brother. Gladys is altruistic, and cares more about making others happy than caring about her own dilemmas. This can get her in trouble sometimes, as she has a habit of knowingly putting off important academic things for the sake of going along with friends. Despite choosing fun over serious matters, Gladys is still a good student and always gets her work turned in on time (even if it means cramming it all into one night). Compared to her brother, Mallory receives favorable treatment from her parents, partly due to her greater accomplishments and achievements. This annoys Nicholas to no end, as he witnesses first hand Gladys' sometimes reckless procrastination. In spite of this, she still ends up getting praise for things he perceives as undeserved. Like her sister, Gladys is a cheerleader, and is good friends with Peggy.

## Biography

Born on the same day as her twin sister in 1940, Gladys always excelled in academics and extracurricular activities. After graduating the seventh grade, like her sister, Gladys' parents made the decision to move her forward a grade so all three children could attend the same school. Nicholas is not at all pleased with this, as it makes for more opportunities to be tormented. To make matters worse, Gladys is already two inches taller than Nicholas.

## Appearance

Gladys is 5'7". She is thin, with gray fur and a white muzzle. Her brown hair is usually braided and slung over her shoulder, and her bangs cover her eyebrows. Unlike her siblings, Gladys' ears do not stand up, and typically hang down, earning her the nickname of "lop-ear". Her eyes are brown. Outside of school, Gladys dresses preppy, with a white sweater that has the school letters (S.T.) in maroon on the front, a red skirt, and red sneakers.

## Friends

* Deidra Pinckney
* Alice Scherzinger
* Lorraine Patrick
* Darcy Stockdell
* Ruby Arnett

## Skills and Abilities

Gladys is upbeat and agreeable, and easily gets along with others.

## Weaknesses

Gladys doesn't have a lot of agency, and lets herself get strung along by friends, especially her sister. She is somewhat irresponsible, and can get carried away when led into a situation with the support of her friend's laughter.
Clive Whisenhunt

Clive Whisenhunt is a supporting character in Locals Only!.

## Personality

Shirley and Clive are the embarrassed parents of John Whisenhunt, who still lives with them at the age of 23. Shirley is more forgiving, treating John like a child at times, while Clive is less so, and is often sarcastic regarding his son. When John first joined the police force, they were ecstatic, hoping he would finally be able to move out of his childhood home; he has unfortunately chosen not to. Shirley reminds Clive endlessly to have a talk with their son about things like moving on, growing up, and to stop leaving dishes in his room. According to Clive though, “he’s hard to get to these days”, which is partially true. On the other hoof, he may just be afraid of confronting his boy. Someday, though.