Moz

Erin Aldin's younger brother.

Male

12

Glasses with a knitted yarn frame

Very white teeth

Long, thick, and spiky

None

Brown

Farian-Hylian

Dark brown

Average for a 12 year old boy

102 pounds

4'11"

Black

Is afraid of horses because he was almost stepped on by one, but is forced to get over it when he becomes a knave

Is ambidextrous and double-jointed and very proud of this fact, so he shows this off whenever able

Origami, but is not very good at it

Despite living poorly and on the streets for the better part of his young life, Moz is a mild-mannered and well-meaning boy who inherited his sister's work ethic. He's a bit shy, especially compared to his little brother, but he is kind and helpful. He tries to be the voice of reason for his brother, and a confidante to his sister.

Constantly has to adjust his "glasses" by retying them around his face

Eats his meals one side at a time

Likes to put his feet behind his head

Moz is just as determined to keep the family together as his older sister, and is willing to take odd jobs to make sure that they all eat.

While he does try to curb his younger brother's enthusiasm for money schemes, Moz ends up going along with many of them because he thinks they're just as much fun and profitable as Ram does, which sometimes lands them in hot water.

Worked at a publishing house as a floor-sweeper, eventually becomes Sir Reginald Chesterfield's knave

Vermillion

Salmon and spinach quiche

His mother's shark tooth necklace

None

Sharks, but has never seen one

Hylianism

Unlike his sister, he keeps up with politics by reading the newspapers at the publishing house he works in, and is into Progressivism.

Mozley ended up homeless with his siblings at the tender age of six years old after his father abandoned him and his mother died from stress-related illness. Despite the rigors of street-life, Moz has remained as optimistic as possible, and tried his best not to be a burden to his sister.

At eight years old, Moz got a job at a publishing house sweeping the scraps of paper that constantly fall on the floor during the cutting process for 25 rupees a day. Because of he was such a hard-worker, the publishers liked him and allowed him to take home any reading material that they were about to discard, and would sometimes share their lunches with him.

At 13, Moz managed to become a knave for Prince Rupert's knight. Normally, a knight would make his son his knave, but since Reginald has no children, he was willingly to take Mozley on at Link's request. As a knave, Moz continued to work hard, and eventually became Reginald's apprentice who then went on to become a Royal Guard. Unfortunately, he was killed in Din/Dinah's attack before he could become a knight.

Taught to read and write by his sister

38 Fara 18 E.C.

None

Would never hit a woman, especially not his spouse

Heterosexual

Was almost stepped on by a horse and sprained his ankle getting away

As a Progressivist, Mozley believes that society is unequal, and that the nobility shouldn't be coddled by society. He regularly takes Rupert to task over his views.

Feels responsible for his mother's death because he didn't do much to contribute to the household when she was alive

Accidentally knocked over a lantern and set fire to the stable where the knights keep their horses

Managed to become a knave despite being under-class and not related to a knight