Name: Robert

	Real Name: Robert Hills (from modernday Earth)

	Played By: Echo Albarn/Steve Sulzer (whoneedsthisreality@hotmail.com)

	Physical Description: He's about 5'8", kinda lanky, but perpetually 
slouching. His eyes are usually either examining the floor, or watching 
people go by. They're brown. His hair is short, but he has a perpetual 
growth of stubble that *does not* make the women go for him. This is also 
brown. He never says much, just kinda shuffles along. The only time he 
really opens up is when someone else is talking to him. Then he might go on 
for hours, talking about the human condition. He wears the only clothes he 
showed up in, black dress pants, white shirt, and a grey tie. (Yes, shoes 
too, ya nitpicker.) They perpetually look clean, yet slightly rumpled.

	Powers: None. At least, none that the author knows of.

	Weaknesses: Normal human.

	Skills: Plays piano, sings a bit (Blues style). Knows basic
brawling skills.

	Equipment: His Swiss Army Knife, an old Photograph.
	PHOTO- Depicts Robert and a black-haired woman standing in front of a 
gazebo in a park somewhere, hugging and smiling. If anyones asks who the 
woman is, he merely mumbles something about 'the one that got away'.

	Personality: Kinda quiet, but a sagelike kinda quiet, always ready to tell 
a story or help someone out, he never turns anyone away (except if they 
bother him about the photo). Often takes time to just observe the world 
around him.

	Connections: none.

	Background: Things were looking up for Robert. He had a regular gig down at 
the hotel lounge, his girl was gonna marry him, and he had a real nice 
apartment, real cheap, too. Then the one day, she left him for another man. 
'But I still have my gig,' he told himself, and went down for that night's 
show. As he walked into the hotel's rotating doors, he found his ex-fiancee 
going out the same door he was going in. He tried to catch her, to 
apologize, to say something,  but ended up
spinning around the doors twice, to land in a heap in the hotel lobby.
But as he got up, he realized it wasn't the right hotel.

	OOC Purpose: Robert's torn between the two worlds, exactly the
same way he's torn between loving or leaving "her". But he believes
that everyone deserves a fair shot, and it's just that he used his up.