Guy

About the Job

Guy, late 20s, has a boyish charm and unshakable belief that everything will just kind of work itself out. He's an established architect in well-to-do Boston, but he longs to do more with his skills... You know, to build shelters for people who don't have roofs over their heads instead of design some rich asshole his third summer home. He keeps the status quo for the sake of his fiancee, who seems to expect a certain lifestyle and soon to "settle down". That's not untrue, but it's also only half the story - even if Guy doesn't consciously realize it. Because the whole truth is uncomfortable... He's very good at assigning blame, less so at accepting it. This clashes with his idealism and genuine desire to help other people.