Uncle ben's Questionnaire

1. What town or city do you live in? Why do you live there instead of anywhere else? Describe your home.

Link Answered before Uncle ben's first Contract.

Due to having grown up in Manchester, Ben prefers the usual sights and sounds of the familiar with the unexpected never occurring. After the Falklands, Ben refused to move on from his childhood home with all the threats that could be out there. Bens apartment mirrors his old bunkhouse when he was deployed. Messy whilst also somehow being mostly bare, what little Ben has to decorate his apartment has been carelessly thrown up with very little care or attention paid to placement. The only Piece within his home that has been carefully taken care of is the last picture his has of his family, his ex-wife and his daughter Emelia from 45 years ago. 

2. How do you get your money right now? What do you spend it on?

Link Answered before Uncle ben's first Contract.

Whilst Ben has a low income job, working at a local office. Ben stands out among his cohorts, not because of his technical skill but for the very opposite, he lacks any computer skills and has broken the office printer multiple time when trying to put more paper inside. Whilst this would be enough to fire anybody else, what keeps Ben around is his willingness to carry out any small job around the office not matter how humiliating or disgusting, fixing the clogged toilets or getting rid of dead rats. Bens finance ultimately always ends with losses being made from gambling. Ben knows his job prospects are limited so the only way to make a lot of money will be to win it. 

3. Describe your Ambition. What are you striving for? How far would you go to achieve this? Would you kill for it? How close to death would you come for it?

Link Answered before Uncle ben's first Contract.

To ben, his life ended years ago. With the only reason to carry on being to make sure that he's able to leave something for his family, there is very little Ben is not willing to do for money. From intimidation to breaking into parishes for valuables, there's not much Ben has not done for cash. With all this in mind, Ben has no problem with how he'll be remembered after he's dead and buried, as long as he leaves something behind. Whilst ben has not had to kill yet for money, it's a thought that has crossed his mind. The only thing holding him back is the thought of no control over whose life he ends, whether the corpse in front of him will be a thug or a loving father.