Abraham is a good friend on the surface. He is extremely bright and expressive, and he is willing to talk to and get to know anyone and everyone. In fact, he goes out of his way to do so. He loves getting to know people, mostly because it gives him more insight into their minds. He views other humans more as research objects than sentient beings most of the time, and it takes a very long time for him to actually form connections. Most of the time, he never forms real connections with his patients. He views them as fragile, and almost lesser – especially while they are sick or if he can’t help them. He is very good at making friends, as he always seems to know what to say to put just about anyone at ease. That being said, he is horribly blunt. He doesn’t care who it hurts, he’s going to tell the truth. Abraham is a man of extremes, lying more in the black and white of life, and rarely ever in the gray.

Alister is a man of few words, and he always has been. It took him years and years to begin speaking in full sentences, and even now he only speaks when he feels that it is necessary. He isn’t very big on making friends, and being in large crowds makes him extremely nervous. Raised as a noble, however, he is very polite and knows how to reciprocate conversation when he is approached. He trusts very few people, and has been through quite a bit in his life. It takes a long time and a lot of persistence to actually get to know him. That being said, he is a very loyal friend and he does his best to take care of the people that he loves. He has a gentle nature, but he is unforgiving once he has been betrayed. He isn’t really interested in romance, but anyone is free to try really.