Romero had seen things no sane mind could even remotely comprehend.
Perry was itching for a good bonfire at any given moment.
Zeke had a place to call home no matter where he ended up.
Abigail had the habit of flexing her powerful voice when everyone around her least expected it.
Carlton couldn't help but stick his nose where it wasn't welcome.
Zander greatly valued his personal space, and people typically respected it without being asked.
Maurice was almost alarmingly flexible.
Boyd had an unsurprisingly difficult time shopping for hats.
Claude had a hard time admitting that he couldn't rely on his good looks forever.
Harvey took pride in thriving while allergies took down everyone else around him.
Nate usually only saw what he wanted to see.
Jerry lacked patience, but made up for it with a really positive attitude.
Buck could be fairly long-winded, but most of the time had some decent stories to tell.
Glen had a lot of influence, but tried to remain humble.
Abe did his best to keep a positive attitude no matter how bleak things got.
Poppy became borderline feral when she didn't want to do something.
Sid wasn't particularly bothered by the icy weather.
Lucy was pure evil to the bone.
Jacques had a surprisingly delicate touch.
Robert was a bit of a micromanager and couldn't help but have his fingers all over everything.
Peggy couldn't put her paw on the underlying reason for her increasingly poor hearing.
Vinnie was so tired all the time that it basically became his entire personality.
Roger refused to trim his mustache, no matter how much grime it increasingly accumulated.