Difference between revisions of "Gogh"
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| + | ====Chrono Cross==== | ||
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| + | ''Full Name'': Gogh<Br> | ||
| + | ''Age'': Indeterminate, 30's<Br> | ||
| + | ''Species'': [[Human]]<br> | ||
| + | ''Home Area'': [[Termina]] | ||
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| + | Gogh is the father of [[Van]], and his nature radically differs across the dimensions. In the [[Home World]] dimension, he is a struggling artist who did not cave in to his artistic and creative desires early on, instead working to achieve excellence and scrapping together a living with only bare essentials. This caused him to regret not being able to give [[Van]] a comfortable life; his son became pennywise as a result. Nonetheless, Gogh was in touch with the important things in life, such as the love given to him by his wife and the poignancy of her death. In [[Another World]], Gogh's life progressed differently; instead of paint, he decided he should become a wealthy trader in order to impart an easy life for his son. He bought all manners of artful items for his son to use, though he was often away on business trips; this estranged their relationship, and his constant craving for money made him become out of touch with his son and former wife. Regardless, Van from Home World showed him the sea shell his wife once gave him; this seemed to plant a seed of feeling within the man. | ||
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[[Image:Another Gogh portrait.png|Another Gogh portrait]] [[Image:Home Gogh portrait.png|Home Gogh portrait]] | [[Image:Another Gogh portrait.png|Another Gogh portrait]] [[Image:Home Gogh portrait.png|Home Gogh portrait]] | ||
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| + | ''From'': [[Characters (Chrono Cross)]] | ||
Revision as of 02:15, 24 January 2006
General Information
Chrono Cross
Full Name: Gogh
Age: Indeterminate, 30's
Species: Human
Home Area: Termina
Gogh is the father of Van, and his nature radically differs across the dimensions. In the Home World dimension, he is a struggling artist who did not cave in to his artistic and creative desires early on, instead working to achieve excellence and scrapping together a living with only bare essentials. This caused him to regret not being able to give Van a comfortable life; his son became pennywise as a result. Nonetheless, Gogh was in touch with the important things in life, such as the love given to him by his wife and the poignancy of her death. In Another World, Gogh's life progressed differently; instead of paint, he decided he should become a wealthy trader in order to impart an easy life for his son. He bought all manners of artful items for his son to use, though he was often away on business trips; this estranged their relationship, and his constant craving for money made him become out of touch with his son and former wife. Regardless, Van from Home World showed him the sea shell his wife once gave him; this seemed to plant a seed of feeling within the man.
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