Arendt Lutz

Arendt Lutz was born on March 30, 1853 as the second child of Bernardus Lutz and Helena Hahn at the Lutz family estate in the district of Vöhren. His older brother is Theo Lutz. Unlike Theo's difficult birth, Helena's pregnancy with Arendt went very smoothly and without any complications. However, Bernardus Lutz was very nervous about the pregnancy, due to the difficult time he had during the birth of his first child, for which he felt responsible. To cope with this, Bernardus locked himself away in his shed or worked extremely long hours to avoid his feelings. Helena tried to convince him to be present and assured him that she was doing fine. Yet, Bernardus distanced himself both physically and emotionally. When Arendt Lutz was born, Bernardus barely looked at him – almost as if he was afraid of Arendt.   Arendt felt disconnected from his father and sought love and attention from his mother instead. Despite trying to reach out to Bernardus, he was often ignored and sometimes even bullied, as his father clearly favoured his eldest son and heir. Arendt felt responsible for this and made great efforts to make others happy and not walk in the way. He formed a close bond with his grandmother, Josephina, and spent a lot of time with his older brother, Theo.   Arendt, like his brother, had to work on the farm, but he had more freedom to do his own business because his father was not paying that much attention to him. He developed a sense of adventure and was continuously daydreaming about the travels he would make. In his free time, Arendt went for long walks in the forest or open fields where he studied nature, built huts, and meticulously mapped every detail of it.   Arendt bears a striking resemblance to his mother, with their intense and fierce-looking eyebrows and eyes that convey both sadness and strength. He shares his mother's soft mouth and green eyes, giving him a somewhat enigmatic appearance. It seems as though he carries the weight of the world on his shoulders, but there's also a sense of kindness and empathy about him. Arendt inherited his length from his father, measuring 184cm. He has a slender figure and weighs 64kg.        

Residence

Lutz Farm is a small farm located in the Denron neighbourhood of the Vöhren district. The Lutz family has been the proud owners and operators of the farm for centuries. They grow a variety of crops, including Rye, Buckwheat, and Flax. The rye and buckwheat are used partly for personal consumption and partly sold to locals. The flax produced on the farm is processed into linen fabric, which is then traded with Boutique Vos. In addition to crops, Lutz Farm also raises cattle for milk and meat. Some of the cattle are sold to locals. Recently, the farm has placed a greater emphasis on producing flax to create high-quality intricate linen fabrics.
 

by Zev Chafer (original art)

 

Family

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Lutz

The Lutz family has a crest that is divided in half, with one side being red and the other white. In the middle, there is a golden scythe, which represents farming, flanked by two golden wheat stems. A golden bee also appears, symbolizing a fruitful year and good fortune. Overall, the crest represents the importance of agriculture and the hope for a bountiful harvest.

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Pet

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Zev

March 30, 1863

Zev is the pet of Arendt Lutz. He is a purebred Australian Shepherd and was born as the youngest of the litter on March 30, 1863 (on the birthday of Arendt). While his siblings were all adopted and went to homes in Prussia, Zev remained in Kilden to be adopted by the Lutz family as a birthday present for Arendt Lutz. Arendt had to wait for a few weeks before he was able to pick Zev up since he was still too young to be adopted. The two developed a strong and inseparable relationship. Arendt takes his dog with him on his adventures and Zev is often his sole companion. Zev sleeps on his bed in his bedroom, and the two even have lunch together during work.

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Personality

Below, you can find a profile type and description of the personality. It gives a general overview of the dominant traits, strengths and weaknesses. Please keep in mind that it is a general picture that is presented through a more scientific approach.

The Daydreamer has a mind full of ideas, fantasies and wonders to think about. They are often far away in thoughts, sometimes even seeming disconnected from the world around them. They are highly creative, but tend to keep their ideas to themselves. They are quiet and often only speak when spoken to. A mind to busy for the world.

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Intuitive

Intuitive: Individuals with strong intuition tend to rely on their instincts for forming conclusions and reacting to the world. Their intuition is formed by personal experiences and the subconscious, which enables them to react quickly, adapt easily, and inspire others with their creative solutions. However, they can be influenced by personal subjective emotions and biases, making them less predictable.

Strengths: Creativity, Quick decision-making, Empathy
Weaknesses: Biased, Unpredictable, Inconsistent

 

Visionary

Visionary: A visionary individual sees possibilities and future opportunities that others might not see. They have an ambitious vision of the future and are motivated by big-picture thinking. However, they can lack focus on short-term goals, be impatient, or simply have unrealistic goals.

Strengths: Inspirational, Long-term vision, Flexible
Weaknesses: Lack of focus, Impatience, Unrealistic

 

Reactive

Reactive: An individual who is reactive tends to respond to situations or challenges after they arise, and their actions are often guided by external circumstances. They have the tendency to think before reacting. However, this can make them slow, emotional, and overly dependent on others.

Strengths: Thinking, Empathy, Flexibility
Weaknesses: Lack of proactivity, Slow, Emotional

 

Thoughtful

Thoughtful: An individual who is thoughtful is reflective, considerate, and deliberate in their actions and decisions. They carefully consider different perspectives and think before they act. This makes them good decision-makers, empaths, and attentive to detail. However, they may also be indecisive, overthink too much, or be reluctant to take risks.

Strengths: Careful decision-making, Empathy, Detailed
Weaknesses: Indecisive, Overthinking, Avoiding risks

 

Solitary

Solitary: A solitary person prefers spending time alone or in quiet environments. They are comfortable with solitude, which gives them time for reflection, creativity, and deep concentration. They are independent, reflective, and creative. However, they can isolate themselves, lack social skills, or be misunderstood.

Strengths: Reflective, Independent, Creative
Weaknesses: Isolation, Lack of social skills, Misunderstood