"Is it about the journey or how much gas you use?"
Pasquale Kalvic; the sugary son to William and Bra'dach. Pasquale, though different from his brother, shares the same optimistic outlook on the world and is just as good-willed as his fathers expect him to be.
Pasquale is more calmer than his brother in some ways, but he's got the same intentions as his twin. He's more out here to change the world's outlook on things, as opposed to change the world itself. He enjoys talking more than anything in the world; bringing up entirely new perspectives, making you question if ketchup could actually be considered a smoothie; joking, usually his talks are serious. Sometimes they edge on comedic, just to keep his crowd entertained. He tries his best to be reasonable with his talking, as per his father's teachings, but he'll probably have to work on his skills until he masters them at some older age.
When put up against his brother, you'd assume it's him who's the more quiet, soft child; which, in reality, is wrong. Though Pasquale would never resort to physical violence, he could tear you down with a sharp glare and carefully chosen words. The twins are level when it comes to their 'make love, not war' sort of deal, but Pasquale definitely isn't afraid to get somber when he needs be. Regardless of this, it's not common for him to hold a grudge if you did something to him; unless it was you doing something to his twin or wishing something upon his family, chances are he'll pass it off. This isn't to say he's going to forget what you've done, or how you could've made him feel, but he'll avoid letting the thoughts cross his mind in any future confrontations with you.
Overall, Pasquale has a wonderful nature with a strong fire for everything he says. A lot of his passions are expressed through him speaking, so a lot of emotion can flood his voice if it happens; in short, think of him as someone who's very expressive through talking. That's all you really need to remember. He enjoys giving and living to the fullest and tries not to let anything drag him down; the past is the past, the future is yet to be made.
In short, he's a good boy with a motive.
