| Typist: | Becca Courfeyrac |
| Birthdate: | August 10, 1806 |
| Hometown: | as he puts it, nowhere worth remembering |
| Appearance: | Tall and lanky, with legs that seem too long for the rest of him. A face that would not be bad looking if it were not for his nose, which juts out from the rest of his face. Brown eyes and black hair that would be long enough to pull back if he ever bothered to do so. |
| Parents: | Father, Maurice: A rigid and strict man, who considered it his goal in life to turn Léon, his eldest son, into a perfect gentlman. Léon rebelled against it whenever he could, and as a result, the two were always at odds with one another. Maurice considers him a complete failure, and sends him money for his "education" to keep him away as much as for anything else. Mother, Yvette: died when he was about five years old, after which his father re-married |
| Siblings: | Suzanne (1812-?) and Veronique (1816-?): He refers to them as "two pretentious brats from my father's second marrige," and refuses to say anything else about them |
| Significant Others: | None |
| Email/IM: | drunkencynic@ijustdontcare.com |
| Webpage: | None |
| Appears In: | "Quote He" (in progress), and various roleplays. Mentioned in The Center Confronts the Chief. |
| Other Info: | None |
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