Lawrence Bristow

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Lawrence Bristow is a Practitioner in the Ontario area who serves as a landlord to unusual tenants.

Personality

He admits that he is greedy and enjoys wealth.

He pretends to be a harmless long-winded blowhard, but is actually quite cunning and ruthless when you scratch the surface.

Relationships

Alexander Belanger is his deadly enemy after Alexander stole the Blue Heron Institute from him and ruined his attempt to set up another school.

He worked with Charles in the past, who disliked him.<ref>“And get away from Lawrence. I knew him a long time ago.” Charles managed to both growl his words and make an expression like someone had just put a daub of dog crap on the tip of his nose, and he couldn’t do anything but move his face.
“It feels like you’re all connected.”
“Not commenting on that. But I knew the man back before the mustache and tweed. Before he collected people. He was always an asshole who thought clever and pretty words hid the repulsive parts. Always bullish, always ambitious. Because he wants to collect titles. Landlord, professor, lawyer, other ones.”
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“You knew the faculty of the Blue Heron?”
“I wasn’t part of their inner circle, but I worked with most now and then. I did custom work for custom jobs.” - excerpt from Back Away 5.5</ref>

Appearance

Red-faced, mustachioed and dressed in tweed.

Abilities and Art

He has the ability to arrange his tenants so that they balance or compliment each other; making their stay in his apartments easier, or making them synergize to devestating effect on missions.

His tenants have such strong connections to him, reinforced through deals and agreements, that he is confident they can never leave his control.

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