Character Name: Anduin Llane Wrynn Character Journal:bythelight Status: Warden Pairing Information: Anduin is a patient negotiator, and a trained diplomat from a young age. He's interested in what people do, and why they do it. Helping people is something he enjoys. There's a rare few in life he sees as beyond redemption, and even then he doesn't entirely stop trying to negotiate or understand when given the chance. Anduin spent much of his youth trying to understand the black dragon Wrathion, despite the Black Dragonflight's role in the destruction of much of Azeroth and their attacks on his own family. What inmates want will always be a first priority, but equally he's well aware that what people want isn't always what they need and isn't always in their best interest. There's a chance he may want to see the best in people too much, to hope he can reach people who do not want to be reached or give chances when he shouldn't, but by and large he'd rather do that than mistrust when he should have trusted.
For anyone excessively violent who needs some display of dominance or a strong hand to keep them in check, he may not be the best choice. He can be strong, can be firm, but it isn't his go-to approach. Anduin doesn't like to resort to violence, and for them his softer tone may be seen as weakness. He's also quite an emotional character, so anyone who doesn't like empathy and emotional displays may find him difficult to respect. On the other hand, for anyone who needs excessive but stubborn patience he'd be a good choice. Anduin would absolutely keep turning up, no matter how many times someone tried to turn him away or drive away with childish behaviour.
He will make an inmate think about, and talk about their feelings. Feelings matter.
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Status: Warden
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Anduin is a patient negotiator, and a trained diplomat from a young age. He's interested in what people do, and why they do it. Helping people is something he enjoys. There's a rare few in life he sees as beyond redemption, and even then he doesn't entirely stop trying to negotiate or understand when given the chance. Anduin spent much of his youth trying to understand the black dragon Wrathion, despite the Black Dragonflight's role in the destruction of much of Azeroth and their attacks on his own family. What inmates want will always be a first priority, but equally he's well aware that what people want isn't always what they need and isn't always in their best interest. There's a chance he may want to see the best in people too much, to hope he can reach people who do not want to be reached or give chances when he shouldn't, but by and large he'd rather do that than mistrust when he should have trusted.
For anyone excessively violent who needs some display of dominance or a strong hand to keep them in check, he may not be the best choice. He can be strong, can be firm, but it isn't his go-to approach. Anduin doesn't like to resort to violence, and for them his softer tone may be seen as weakness. He's also quite an emotional character, so anyone who doesn't like empathy and emotional displays may find him difficult to respect. On the other hand, for anyone who needs excessive but stubborn patience he'd be a good choice. Anduin would absolutely keep turning up, no matter how many times someone tried to turn him away or drive away with childish behaviour.
He will make an inmate think about, and talk about their feelings. Feelings matter.