> Full Name: Thomas Kleinwald
> Alias: "Tommy", "Tom"
> CID: [REDACTED]
> Loyalty Status: Tier Three
> Gender: Male
> Date of Birth: 10/17/1988
> Current Age: 32 years old
> Place of Birth: City-149
[Former Cologne]
> Nationality: German
> Known Languages: German, English
> Previous Locations: City-149, Industrial-24, City-8
> Current Location: Terminal-7
> Former Occupation: Civil Workers Union Worker
> Current Occupation: Store clerk at Nakata's
>>FAMILY COHESION<<
> Status: Stable
> Father: Albrecht Kleinwald - Dead > Mother: Emma Kleinwald - Alive > Sister: Lisa Kleinwald - Alive
>>BIOMETRIC & PHYSICAL DATA<<
> Eye Color: Steel Blue
> Hair Color: Capuccino
> Skin Color: Pale
> Height: 5'8 > Body Type: Slender
> Ethnicity: Caucasian
> Physical Health: Stable
> Ah Steph... Where do I even begin? From what I have gathered being around you, your life is like a movie... Although I am not sure which genre it would be... A tragedy? A hero's tale? Maybe something inbetween... You are one of the first people I have met when I originally got transferred to I-24 alongside William, Oksana and Eleanor, and I consider myself lucky for that.
Furthermore you are the most resilient person I know, and a great friend too! I admire you for that.
Although, I of course worry about you... You have gone through so much. The expedition, the horrors that you have told me, at first I was skeptical about you being cursed, but you know what? I get it. Hell, I would think the same in your shoes. I want to help make sure that you get the break you deserve.
I see you have joined the CMRU. Given all problems that have been ocurring in the clinic, it seems your streak of bad luck hasn't ended yet. A true shame.
I'm saddened that we haven't been able to keep in touch as much lately, although I am largely to blame for that. One of my biggest regrets is hiding away when you arguably needed me the most. I want to repay you for that, somehow, someday. I promise.
It looks like you have settled in fairly well into the new Terminal. Not everything is perfect, far from it, but you are doing better than you did back in I-24 and that makes me glad.
> William Stoner
> My most recent roommate, and a long-lasting friend! I'm glad to have you Will, your way of speaking and your mannerisms are oddly inspiring. You make a great fit in the Ministry of Enlightenment aswell, although it's a shame that you are being used for their dirty work... For now, atleast.
You are also one of the few people I rarely worry about, you always seem to have everything under control. Er- well, there was that incident during the district watch, when you got burned by that... creature, but those times have passed, luckily...
You are not without your quirks, of course. I still do not understand your obsession with wanting to smoke, it definitely will NOT improve your health as you said, I have no idea where you got that from! Maybe I am making a bigger deal out of it than it is though, who knows. I just hope we can continue our shenanigans in the new district, talking to you was always a breath of fresh air, even if we didn't always agree.
Press-Writer, Head of Press to be, a stout Collaborator and still a good friend. Thanks for being a pillar of common sense in all this madness.
> OksanaKolesnikov
> Another great friend I have made shortly after arriving in I-24. Also a great roommate when we shared apartments. I vividly remember our time at the district watch, although I do not miss it. Arming us with pipes against an armada of fungus zombies. I am just glad we both survived the whole ordeal.
I am happy that you have found your footing at the CWU, it feels like your place to be, and I enjoyed our short time we shared there.
However, again, like with most others, I worry about you. Your recent drug habit is a problem, and the fact that you might be lying to me about it only exacerbates it. I will not watch you destroy yourself over drugs... I am not lying when I told you that I will tell Ash about it if I catch you again!
Seems your alcohol problems are still haunting you, I wish I could help you more with it, but your addiction is fighting against me. And also... Please just take a break every now and then... please.
> Uwe Schulz
> My german friend! One of the few people I have met since braving the streets of
City-8. You're a good guy... Although I am concerned about you and your habits. I know they come from the trauma and your past, and I want to help you overcome them. But resorting to alcohol just isn't the way... It wouldn't be right of me to let you continue with that. Rest be assured, you are not as alone as you think you are.
Besides that, well, I was getting used to your apartment at some point, I swear I was in your apartment more often than in mine. The circumstances were often troubling but that is besides the point.
I am a bit confused about you calling me a "Grand-dad", but if it helps you be distracted from all your internal turmoil I am more than happy to go along with it.
Well, the new Terminal has given me the revelations I needed, and boy am I happy that you are doing better now. Please look after Oksana and all her troubles, right now is when she needs it the most...
> Watima Nakata
> Ah Watima, my stoic boss. Thanks for giving me a chance to work at your shop; I’ll make sure it was the right decision. You potentially saved me from future beatings due to no longer being unemployed.
As far as I can tell you are also a pretty nice guy, and definitely a very ambitious businessman. Hell, even thinking about expanding this much in a shithole like this, a real madman, but in a good way.
One thing though, you gotta stop with some of your shenanigans, really keeping me on edge sometimes. I don’t understand your obsession with those portals that keep popping up, they teach you a lesson every single time and you still can’t stop yourself from jumping in again. I really don’t wanna end up finding you in a ditch someday because you jumped into one too many of them.
> Tzu
> The otherworldly one, literally. The one Vortigaunt I would truly call a friend. You have teached me much about your kind and I tried to return the favour as best as I could, after all you might do more with the knowledge than I ever will.
Also a patron of Nakata’s and the resident margarine ransacker of the terminal. If you keep it up I will make sure we have a margarine cabinet in the shop someday, just for you, ha! Someday we have to share a dinner, I’d really like to see your culinary side, that’s for sure.
I also cannot thank you enough for saving Uwe. Without you and your voodoo he might’ve not been around for much longer, and I’m ever so glad that I don’t have to worry about that anymore. Needless to say you are an excellent doctor, even within your limited position!
> Ashley Valera
> Gotta say Ash, you are striving high in your ambitions; don’t let it be your downfall.
You are CWU through and through along with the Rasta, a very respectable position to be in, even though it is probably quite stressful at this new Terminal. I remember working for you back in I-24, helping you in your campaigns that never got to be, or containing that rancid infestation. You always seemed like a pleasant boss to have, although perhaps I just kept on your good side.
You are the Chairwoman now; I guess congratulations are in order. I really hope it doesn’t get to your head, however. It’d be nice if we can still have a chat from time to time, despite your status within the party, even if it’s just some small-talk over a drink at Nakata’s.
> WimDocht
> Vice-Chairman Docht, it’s got a nice ring to it. Make sure the power that comes with it doesn’t get to your head, and honestly more importantly, keep Ashley in check. This terminal had a bad run with chairmen; just make sure that streak ends here. For your and her sake.
I’m sure you will do a fine job; you strike me as quite the responsible individual from our limited conversations, be it from your work at the CWU or as Vice-Chairman. I hope you figure out a good way for that upcoming Hurricane, it’d be a shame if the months’ work of restoring this terminal would go to waste… I guess boarding up the shop like you said might be a good start.
> Laura Maxwell
> A stranger in similar circumstances. I wouldn't exactly call you a friend yet, although we are getting there. The most memorable thing we did together was that horror-workshift... A-Atleast I think you were part of it aswell, my memory is a bit foggy from the crystal's gasses and the stun-stick strikes certainly didn't help either... Maybe it's for the best that I and you don't remember it well. Other than that, you are probably an alright person, I didn't really have the opportunity to talk to you much yet though. Maybe that will change in the new district.
Seems you didn't get relocated with the rest of us, a shame indeed.
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