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Need to find a more formal permissions post layout but here are the basics of this walking, talking red flag. He's intense and, hey, if you don't want to deal with him, just let me know.

Alastor is rather old-fashioned. He died in 1933 so he can come across as sexist which he honestly is: He tends to treat women more gently than men. Unless you're a certain ornery old bitch in his Hell.

Despite being a demon, he doesn't swear that often since he portrays himself as a proper New Orleans gentleman. He values good manners and prides himself on keeping his cool to stay in control of a situation. When he swears, it's largely because he's extremely irritated or the excrement just hit the rotary blades.

However, he's in Hell for a reason: He was a serial killer in life who decided cannibalism was the best way to dispose of a body. (Given he lived through the Great Depression, there was likely a disturbing practical reason for that.) While he typically hunted those who'd prey on the weak -- a practice he's kept up with in Hell given one of his "accomplishments" was killing the old overlords who'd been in power for centuries upon arrival so quietly that they'd initially seemed to just vanish -- his sins were unable to be ignored.

Since arriving in Hell he's kept up the murder and cannibalism but has added making Deals for people's souls to his list of sins. The only reason he decided to help Charlie with the Hazbin Hotel was because it seemed like getting front row seats to a hilarious show. He thinks the entire idea of redemption is rubbish but what the hell? It's something new in his dreary eternal suffering!

He doesn't like to be touched unless he initiates it, and is a big fat hypocrite about it: His personal space is his personal space; your personal space is also his personal space. Don't be surprised if he pulls you in for a hug or into a random song and dance.