Clark Hall

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Clark B. Hall is a contract ptractioner hired by Musser.

Personality

He is courteous and highly professional.

Appearance

He's attractive with blond-brown hair and stubble. Short and slim.<ref>Someone was behind Musser, but she didn’t recognize him. He had a similar vibe, expensive and put together, with a preppy gray wool overcoat, expensive blond-brown hair, but he looked like he could’ve been a member of a boy band other girls would squeal over. Trim, slim, shorter, like a teenage boy fashion model who hadn’t ever lost that youthful look, and who now wore a carefully cultivated stubble to counter how naturally young he looked.- Excerpt from Crossed with Silver 19.16</ref>

Abilities

He's skilled in Contract, Law, Deals and Rhetoric practices.<ref>Schools: Contract, Rhetoric, Law- Excerpt from Crossed with Silver 19.16</ref>

Chronology

He's written two books, one a text book on contract practices called Compact Word the other an semi-autoboigraphic book examining why a friends contract meet with disaster.<ref>Compact Word, 4th Edition, Clark B. Hall representing the Hall Circle

A classic text on contract practices and rhetoric in the modern, North American and European contexts. The assumed reference for tutors of those areas introducing their students to Law practices.

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Signing Off, Clark B. Hall

Following the loss of a friend and colleague who wrote and signed a contract, only to meet calamity, Clark Hall undertakes a three year trip, visiting his colleagues and peers across the world, contract in hand. Mixes an autobiographical style with discussions of perspectives, individual approaches to contract practices, and varying degrees of analysis and rewrites of the same contract by beginners, experts, and world leaders in Contract practices. In each, he asks what his friend might have missed and seeks to unravel[…] -Excerpt from Crossed with Silver 19.16</ref>

Joined Abraham Musser when he visited Kennet, along with Eliana Graubard, and Marie Durocher. Whilst their he examined the contracts Kennet market had signed with various groups and the obligations made to them.<ref>- Crossed with Silver 19.16</ref>

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