Cadamus Henry Eton

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CADAMUS HENRY ETON
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Respectful – Cadamus is always sophisticated, well rounded, and humble. He’ll open doors to allow the elderly to pass through (Respect for your elders is an idea he cherishes and will defend with all he’s got), he’ll always be kind and friendly to those he first meets, and he’s a man that is proud of how he appears and is always dressed in immaculate attire. Cad doesn’t like to make enemies and will avoid doing so at all costs.

Outgoing – Those moments when Cad can just get loose and relax is a very amusing time for those who are involved. He’s the kind of man that’ll ask a girl on a date if he likes her, he’ll walk up and introduce himself who he could see as a potential business partner, and he isn’t afraid to ask the lady behind the counter for the ketchup (As some Americans tend to fear doing such a task).

Humorous – Cadamus, while he is a proficient man, can be very comical when the time is appropriate. Think of him as a professional version of Tony Stark—without the glowing bit of metal in his chest, of course. He has a sarcastic attitude towards a large deal of topics and isn’t afraid to make a witty comment if he feels it can lighten the situation.

Loyal – Cad is the kind of guy that you’ll never find cheating on a significant other, or talking smack about his friends behind their back. He’d much rather tell him he doesn’t like them to their face, as he is not afraid to speak his mind. He has a fierce loyalty to family and friends and can be very offended and hurt if he does not receive such devotion in return.

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Tenacious – When Cadamus has an idea planted firmly in his brain, await the explosion because there is little to nothing that can deter him from accomplishing that goal. He doesn’t like to hear the word, ‘no’, and will fight tooth and nail to get his way.

Bossy – This is a given; manager of a Car Industry? Yeah, a little bossy, it runs with the business. His manager attitude sometimes bounces off onto others if he feels they are not doing their job correctly. Why, he even once made a young lad cry and leave work when he critiqued how the boy was holding a tray of food.

Impatient – Possibly the most irritably thing about Cadamus is his lack of patience towards anything. If his toast is taking too long to cook, he’ll eat cereal. If the dog is taking too long to pee, he’ll leave it outside. If his employee doesn’t have the paperwork for the sketch approval designs of his new revolutionary car on his desk exactly on time, he’ll be given a warning and then fired if the mistake is made a second time. Cad is quite the perfectionist and cannot stand having anything late.

Self-Centered – Cad tends to think the world revolves around him. This is due to him becoming the head manager of a very elite car business at such a young age. It’s hard to convince a successful guy like him, who has had everything handed to him on a silver platter, that he isn’t the center of attention everywhere he goes.


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Cadamus Henery Eton is a business man. He manages a well-known car company in England and is in the current process of designing a new revolutionary car that amplifies the benefits of what wealth can do for a man. Everything was placed on hold after receiving a call from his Father, whom he hadn’t spoken to since he left the United States in 1997 due to the separation of his parents, informing him that his Mother had passed on. Cadamus’s English Mother, Elizabeth Radke, had remarried his very old fashioned American Father, Adrian Eton, in 2003, and she had moved back to the United States with him. Cadamus was of age and so remained in the UK to pursue his career in the vehicle industry.

Now, due to the recently heart wrenching news, he has returned to Smithfield, the closest settlement to his Father’s ranch which was located Northwest from the town, to stay until his Father gets back on his feet. Not used to dirt and horses, Cadamus’s life is practically thrown upside down in this college town, and he isn’t too pleased with it all. Even though he lived on his Father’s ranch until he was 8, and had come into town many times, nothing prepared him for moving back to it. A town he thought was long lost in his past is now his home for now, and life has a funny way of showing him a new side of things. Perhaps he can pull his nose out of the business records a minute or two to see what’s really in front of him

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