Joel Monte

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</infobox> Joel Monte is the landlord and friend of Blake Thorburn protagonist of Pact.

Appearance

Tall and balding, with thick glasses and a beard.<ref>Bonds 1.2</ref>

Personality

Joel overall seems to be a patient and kind man.<ref>Bonds 1.2</ref> He is gay and uses it as an excuse for the few flamboyant mannerisms that he has. He is has some artist tendencies.<ref>If I’d been an artist like Tiff or Ty or Alexis or Joel or Joseph, maybe I could have worked with it. - Excerpt from Malfeasance 11.2</ref>

Chronology

Bonds

Joel comes to check in on his tenant and friend Blake, finding him in a panic after the lights go off and, when Blake tells him he needs to get to Jacob's Bell, he loans him his car.<ref>The door opened, and my bear of a landlord stood in the way, leveling a stare at me. He wore an undershirt that strained across his stomach, and pyjama pants with pink and magenta stripes, with thick-frame glasses and thick caterpillar eyebrows on an otherwise hairless, unadorned head. - Excerpt from Bonds 1.2</ref> Which he gets back, though in bad condition.

Collateral

Joel reappears when Blake returns to his apartment and thanks him for the car, which Joel only regrets broke down on him in the middle of the storm. He offers to invite Blake's friends over and soon they have a small party where Blake friends and acquaintances show up.<ref>Collateral 4.1</ref> The festivity continues until Blake is called to a meeting with Conquest.

Conviction

He is kept in the dark about Blakes errands.

Subordination

Chooses not to awaken because of the danger it could present to his Mother,<ref>Subordination 6.1</ref> he is still willing to contribute resources.

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