Verhiem

(Extrovert): Verheim is extroverted due to his kingly duties to attend to his kingdom, he's outgoing to show all his loyal subjects that fear is not to be terrified of when facing enemies of northern, southern, and eastern kingdoms. The West is their arch-nemesis, and he will be as extroverted as he can to make sure that his subjects follow in his path. ~-~ (Impulsive): Verheim is impulsive, and thus, prone to outbursts and fits of anger when he doesn't get his way or if his *mighty* plans fail to capture a kingdom or enemy of the province that he lives in, he's also prone to attacking and bruising anypony he knows of when to disspell this terrible anger that surges up into him out of nowhere. ~-~ (Reserved): Verheim is as impulsive and extroverted as he is reserved, he keeps some emotions down to keep his cool, but behind doors he lets loose those said emotions, but he can act like a normal king when under the right conditions. Sometimes, when traveling with his two guards, he is reserving his emotions until he can dispell them himself. ~-~ (Cynical): Verheim can appear cynical and outruristic with life, which is what he tries to appear as when talking to subjects or employees under his rule that work for him, such as his maids and guards that are his primary target to practice his cynical expressions of deep thought. ~-~ (Focused): Even though he's as big of a crybaby as he could be, he is reserved, but with being cynical and reserved he's also focused on his kingly duties. And focused on protecting his wife from harm, as well as their grown son that he tries to keep under his wing, but the guards may have stolen the "mentor" role to growth his son more than he ever could, but he does not mind since his son is happy--that's what he wants for his son. ~-~ (Deceptive): When Verheim is with his wife, son, advisor, or his guards--practically anyone that gets in his line of sight, hearing, or his sense of smell--again, anything really since nothing leaves him as the king of his kingdom--he will talk with them normally before buttering them up, after enduring a buttering conversation, he will begin to deceptively dissect a horse depending on how well he knows them. The deeper the friendship the more likely he'll be successful in misleading the horse away from the truth to stay more on-par with his likeness. ~-~ (Gentle): ~-~ (Greedy): ~-~ (Rational): ~-~ (Apathetic): ~-~ TBA