Older Francis Shiner (55 - 65 y/o. 1980's)
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Male | Lebanese-American (Open to other MENA ethnicities) | 55 - 65 y/o. This is the 1980's. A strong, disciplined farmer-turned-baker shaped by early trauma. Francis is stoic, principled, and deeply loving, though rarely expressive of it. Grief lives in him like muscle memory, always just beneath the surface. He’s gruff and sharp-tongued, using dry humor and wisecracks as both armor and release; wit is how he keeps sentiment at bay. He’s extremely stubborn- it’s his way or the highway. MUST BE LOCAL HIRE TO PENNSYLVANIA. MUST BE ABLE TO LEARN TO SPEAK A LITTLE ARABIC. Think Omar Sharif
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