[color=007236]Sam Right[/color]
A the [color=0054a6]second eldest [/color]of his 5 siblings. His sisters are eld enough to court if not flirt. And his youngest brother is growing up feeling alone desperate for affection, despite his mothers loving companionship. His oldest brother is a woodsman, as a means of income. As his father, with his 5 children was an avid farmer, until now in his old age that he hires workhands.

Sam is 5'8" and 210lbs. He has dark hair, and a [color=a36209]broad chin[/color], covered in a sparse but kept beard. His eyes are blue. But they appear turquoise in the shade, and in the lantern light. He is thick like a farmer whom has seen a [color=a36209]woodsmen[/color] labour.

His only recognized possession is (a single shot rifle if approved) a broadsword. His [color=92278f]axes[/color], although adored, are of rather common quality and rarity. One which extends from his hip to his knee, and the other "a hatchet". However his long coat, tied with a leather belt around his waist is incredible warm and durable (it is a beige colour wool. But the fabric is very well made.).

He wears an undershirt, a common long sleeved shirt, a thin vest (not counting as a layer), and his jacket. He also wears "long-johns" under his pants. His boots are in need of routine cleaning and readjusting as he has no socks. But they are leather.

[color=f7941d]Sam Right[/color], is a very pessimistic man when listening to someone talk. But not [color=598527]judgemental[/color]. He waits until they finish speaking before reaching a conclusion, and his pessimistic air may be replaced with elation. He is considerate, and kind ~ But brutal and untrusting. 
His arm was once broken. And although it doesn't seem to effect him. He remembers it, and the weakness there in his right arm is underlying.

He wouldn't kill for money, but he would accept money to kill. [color=ed1c24]However[/color], he hates womanizers more then bandits, and he hates rapists more then dirty police. If there is a woman being neglected, his boot would be well adjusted to solve the issue, If she was abused a mechanic would need to be called in to fix the hinge on the door. He doesn't take kindly to men who cause a scene which leads him to believe they could be such womanizers.{animal abusers}

All in all though. Perhaps he has abandoned one too many on his own. Although he had intended to go back to one or two. He kept on the road. And their safety haunts him as one of his untended regrets. Ones which, like a hang-mans, will never be resolved.