PSYCHOLOGY:
Sex life, moral standards: When it comes to his own morality, Edmund is often very capricious. There are few things he firmly stands by, and even those never remain so for long. He has a habit of second-guessing rights and wrongs, and can justify mostly anything. As for sex: he enjoys it, and when out of a commited relationship doesn’t think of it as particularly important. He doesn’t much care what other people do as long as it doesn’t directly affect him.
Personal premise, ambition: Sort of on hold at the moment, which is kind of a theme with Edmund. In the future he would like to get back on his feet, break into some industry and make a name for himself. At the moment he is really only interested in his relationship with Poppy, and hopefully keeping a place in her life regardless of the fact that he is essentially has nothing to offer.
Frustrations, chief disappointments: Surprisingly, Edmund is not completely frustrated with his current position in life. The things that upset him most tend to be small and easily fixed. Though he is often deep in thought, it seems that his feelings are more directly tied with the physical world around him, and interactions with others. Edmund will never be completely annoyed at himself, for example, if someone doesn’t hint that he should be. He tends to think of his own personage as an extension of those around him, and becomes the most upset when a relationship appears to be changing or becoming less important. More than anything, to the people that mean the most to him, Edmund wants to be just as meaningful.
Temperament: For the most part, Edmund is extremely easygoing. He tends to go with the flow when it comes to most anything. In desperate or aggravated situations, however, he becomes unpredictable.
Attitudes toward life: Certainly resigned, for the moment. He takes on an observer’s perspective rather than someone directly involved.
Complexes: Probably several dozen, but none are visible. It’s easy to tell Edmund isn’t always all there, but its hard to place your thumb on why because even those are such muted qualities. He isn’t superstitious in the least, could care less about tradition, and his only phobia is of mirrors. In essence: even the things that make Edmund tick seem to have no context anywhere.
Introvert.
Abilities: He picks up things easily, and sorts through problems very quickly on paper. Impressive at memorization. Physically adept, fast runner. Good organizational skills. Can put up with almost anything. Extremely observant, though whether he puts what he observes to any use is questionable.
Qualities: Honest and trustworthy to match, quiet, openminded, decent eye for color. Good at knowing who he can trust. Wellspoken, sincere. Unassuming.
IQ of 115.

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