Georgius Rothfeld
Georgius Rothfeld was born on February 27, 1792, in a small village in Austria. He is the son of a First Lieutenant serving in the Austrian army, but nothing is known about his mother. Georgius looked up to his father and aspired to become a soldier himself. At sixteen years old, he joined the Austrian military forces and underwent intensive training due to the high demand for new recruits caused by the ongoing Napoleonic Wars. During his training, he witnessed many of his comrades being deployed to the front lines, never to be seen again.
In August 1813, Georgius participated in his first battle at Dresden under the command of General Schwarzenberg. The Allies aimed to defeat Napoleon, but despite their superior numbers, they were defeated due to Napoleon's tactical skills and reinforcements. Following this, Georgius fought at Kulm under General Vandamme, and this time, the Allied forces consisting of Austrian and Russian troops emerged victorious. However, Georgius sustained a significant injury, resulting in a prominent scar on his forehead, and lost many of his comrades. These experiences led to mental trauma and a nervous breakdown for Georgius. He spent several months in a field hospital, where he was briefly treated by Mariëtte. Georgius considered her the angel who saved him.
In the meantime, the Allied forces achieved victory at the Battle of Leipzig. Georgius would have fought in this battle if he was not injured. He felt ashamed and bitter that he did not achieve this victory himself. Nonetheless, Georgius and his surviving comrades were welcomed in Austria as heroes. Georgius was able to advance through the military ranks and became a colonel.
After the Napoleonic War, Georgius began searching for his angel, Mariëtte, who had returned to her home country in France. Using his connections, he managed to get in touch with her as she was working in a small hospital near the Swiss border. Through letters, he persuaded her to meet in Basel. Despite some initial hesitation, Mariëtte eventually agreed, and they began a long-distance relationship that lasted for two years. In 1818, Georgius proposed to her, and she accepted. Mariëtte then moved to Austria to live with Georgius, and the couple got married on March 29, 1818.
On June 7, 1837, their son Aloysius was born. His birth brought great joy to the family, especially for Georgius, who longed for a son. From his birth, he saw him achieve high ranks in a military career, continuing the line of successful military personnel in the Rothfeld family. But the care for their son suddenly changed Georgius's personality. He became overprotective of the child and increasingly suffered from nightmares, flashbacks, and periods of depression. He sometimes even became violent towards his wife and son, which he deeply regretted later.
When it became apparent that Aloysius wanted to pursue a medical career, Georgius lost it. He pushed his son to follow in his footsteps until he finally relented. But that did not change the situation. With Aloysius out of the house for his training, Mariëtte had to take most of the blows. In 1859, she decided to flee the home, leaving Georgius alone. With this, rumours started spreading about his abusive behaviour. In a split second, everything Georgius had worked for was shattered into pieces. He sought comfort in drinking, which only worsened his condition.
On New Year's Eve, January 1, 1860, Georgius committed suïcide by hanging. Shortly before, he disinherited Aloysius and left his estate and savings to his direct family. Also, he prepared a letter stating his son and wife were not welcome at the funeral. Unlike the custom of being buried, Georgius wished to be cremated, and his ashes spread out in an unknown location so nobody could find him again. According to local rumours, the site is somewhere on the battlefield where he was wounded and lost most of his comrades.
Georgius is a strong but slender man, measuring 1.92 m and weighing about 78kg. He has a pale complexion, deep-set blue eyes, and grey hair. He is known to be very strict but also has a great sense of humour.
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
Assertive: An assertive individual is self-assured and direct in expressing their thoughts and needs. They communicate clearly and stand up for themselves. However, they may come across as cocky and loud to other people and may pay less attention to passive individuals.
Strengths: Clear communication, High Self-esteem, Conflict resolution
Weaknesses: Over-confidence, Over-dominant, Loud
Confident: A confident person has strong beliefs in their abilities, decisions, and judgments. They approach even risky situations with self-assurance, often taking the initiative and leading others.
Strengths: Decisive, Leadership, Risk-taking
Weaknesses: Impatient, Intimidating, Overconfidence
Beneficiary: A beneficiary individual seeks to receive benefits, assistance, and advantages from others. They ensure that they have what they need, enabling personal growth, and may reciprocate the favours they receive. However, they may become dependent, feel entitled or greedy, or experience guilt.
Strengths: Have what they need, Potential for Growth, Reciprocity
Weaknesses: Dependent, Entitled, Guilt
Logical: Logical thinkers often base their conclusions on facts and objective data. They have strong analytical abilities and make decisions with less emotional influence. However, they might become inflexible or miss out on creative solutions.
Strengths: Objectivity, Clarity, Problem-solving
Weaknesses: Rigidity, Time consuming, Overlook creativity
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
Pragmatic: Pragmatic individuals prioritize practical, realistic approaches, focusing on efficiency and short-term feasibility, but may lack a broader vision or be resistant to change.
Strengths: Practicality, Reliability, Result-oriented
Weaknesses: Lack of vision, Rigidity, Short-term focus
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
Conservative: A conservative person tends to prioritize tradition, stability, and the preservation of established norms and values. They are cautious about change and often emphasize the importance of individual responsibility. They are stable and cautious individuals but can be inclined to exclude others, stagnate, and resist change.
Strengths: Stability, Cautious, Respect for tradition
Weaknesses: Resistance to change, Potential for Exclusion, Stagnation
Liberal: A liberal person tends to prioritize change, progress, individual freedom, and equality. They are open to new ideas and are progressive, but they can overreach, conflict with traditional values, or cause disruption to their ideas.
Strengths: Stand for Equality, Progressive, Openness
Weaknesses: Conflict with traditions, Disruptive, Overreaching
Systematic: A systematic individual is methodical, organized, and structured in their approach. They prefer to follow clear procedures and value consistency, predictability, and thoroughness. This makes them good planners with attention to detail, consistency, and effectiveness. However, they may also be rigid, slower to adapt, and struggle with unexpected changes.
Strengths: Organizational skills, Consistent, Effective
Weaknesses: Rigidity, Slow adapters, Struggle with unexpected change
Spontaneous: A spontaneous individual is flexible and adaptable, inclined to act on impulse or intuition. They prefer to go with the flow, make decisions at the moment, and enjoy new experiences as they arise. This makes them very adaptable, creative, and quick decision-makers. However, they can lack planning, be too impulsive, or inconsistent.
Strengths: Adaptable, Creative, Quick-decision making
Weaknesses: Lack of planning, Impulsive, Inconsistent
Assertive: An assertive individual is self-assured and direct in expressing their thoughts and needs. They communicate clearly and stand up for themselves. However, they may come across as cocky and loud to other people and may pay less attention to passive individuals.
Strengths: Clear communication, High Self-esteem, Conflict resolution
Weaknesses: Over-confidence, Over-dominant, Loud
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
Confident: A confident person has strong beliefs in their abilities, decisions, and judgments. They approach even risky situations with self-assurance, often taking the initiative and leading others.
Strengths: Decisive, Leadership, Risk-taking
Weaknesses: Impatient, Intimidating, Overconfidence
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
Altruistic: An altruistic person is motivated to help others and often puts their needs above their own. They are often selfless, empathetic, and have a strong moral compass. However, they can neglect themselves in the process, be vulnerable to exploitation, or have a martyr-like attitude.
Strengths: Selflessness, Empathy, Moral compass
Weaknesses: Self-neglect, Vulnerable to Exploitation, Potential Martyrdom
Beneficiary: A beneficiary individual seeks to receive benefits, assistance, and advantages from others. They ensure that they have what they need, enabling personal growth, and may reciprocate the favours they receive. However, they may become dependent, feel entitled or greedy, or experience guilt.
Strengths: Have what they need, Potential for Growth, Reciprocity
Weaknesses: Dependent, Entitled, Guilt
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
Optimistic: An optimistic person anticipates positive outcomes and tends to focus on the bright side of situations. They believe that things will work out for the best, which gives them a positive outlook, resilience, and increased motivation. However, they may overlook risks, have unrealistic expectations, or ignore negative feedback.
Strengths: Positive outlook, Resilience, Motivated
Weaknesses: Overlook risks, Unrealistic expectations, Ignore negative feedback
Realistic: An individual with a realistic approach to situations focuses on both the positive and negative aspects, making decisions based on objective analysis rather than hopeful or pessimistic expectations. This enables them to accurately assess situations, be prepared, and maintain a balanced perspective. However, they may have a tendency to be pessimistic, too cautious, or lack enthusiasm.
Strengths: Accurate assessment, Prepared, Balanced
Weaknesses: Pessimism, Too cautious, Lack of enthusiasm
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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 Businessman is a visionary, assertive, and confident individual who has the ability to get everything done they set their hands on. They have a strong personality and are born natural leaders. They are good at delegating work to others while still keeping an eye on the overall process so that he/she and the team can achieve victory.
Visionary
Strengths: Inspirational, Long-term vision, Flexible
Weaknesses: Lack of focus, Impatience, Unrealistic
Assertive
Strengths: Clear communication, High Self-esteem, Conflict resolution
Weaknesses: Over-confidence, Over-dominant, Loud
Confident
Strengths: Decisive, Leadership, Risk-taking
Weaknesses: Impatient, Intimidating, Overconfidence
Beneficiary
Strengths: Have what they need, Potential for Growth, Reciprocity
Weaknesses: Dependent, Entitled, Guilt
Logical
Strengths: Objectivity, Clarity, Problem-solving
Weaknesses: Rigidity, Time consuming, Overlook creativity
Intuitive
Strengths: Creativity, Quick decision-making, Empathy
Weaknesses: Biased, Unpredictable, Inconsistent
Pragmatic
Strengths: Practicality, Reliability, Result-oriented
Weaknesses: Lack of vision, Rigidity, Short-term focus
Visionary
Strengths: Inspirational, Long-term vision, Flexible
Weaknesses: Lack of focus, Impatience, Unrealistic
Conservative
Strengths: Stability, Cautious, Respect for tradition
Weaknesses: Resistance to change, Potential for Exclusion, Stagnation
Liberal
Strengths: Stand for Equality, Progressive, Openness
Weaknesses: Conflict with traditions, Disruptive, Overreaching
Systematic
Spontaneous
Strengths: Adaptable, Creative, Quick-decision making
Weaknesses: Lack of planning, Impulsive, Inconsistent
Assertive
Strengths: Clear communication, High Self-esteem, Conflict resolution
Weaknesses: Over-confidence, Over-dominant, Loud
Reactive
Strengths: Thinking, Empathy, Flexibility
Weaknesses: Lack of proactivity, Slow, Emotional
Confident
Strengths: Decisive, Leadership, Risk-taking
Weaknesses: Impatient, Intimidating, Overconfidence
Thoughtful
Strengths: Careful decision-making, Empathy, Detailed
Weaknesses: Indecisive, Overthinking, Avoiding risks
Altruistic
Strengths: Selflessness, Empathy, Moral compass
Weaknesses: Self-neglect, Vulnerable to Exploitation, Potential Martyrdom
Beneficiary
Strengths: Have what they need, Potential for Growth, Reciprocity
Weaknesses: Dependent, Entitled, Guilt
Solitary
Strengths: Reflective, Independent, Creative
Weaknesses: Isolation, Lack of social skills, Misunderstood
Optimistic
Strengths: Positive outlook, Resilience, Motivated
Weaknesses: Overlook risks, Unrealistic expectations, Ignore negative feedback
Realistic
Strengths: Accurate assessment, Prepared, Balanced
Weaknesses: Pessimism, Too cautious, Lack of enthusiasm
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Name
Georgius Rothfeld
Gender
Male
Date of Birth
February 27, 1792
Date of Death
January 1, 1860
Life
1792
1860
68 years old
Circumstances of Death
Suïcide
Birthplace
Austria
Place of Death
Austria
Family
Spouses
Mariëtte Bruére
(Ex)
Siblings
Children
Species
Eyes
Blue
Hair
Grey
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Pale
Height
192cm
Weight
78kg
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