<strong>Reginald Carter, the Sacrificial Playwright</strong><br/><strong>Location: Theatre, on the  stage</strong><br/><strong>Tagging: Baal.</strong><br/><br/>The initial scene Baa'lethor would be greeted with is a rather angry woman scolding him about how much pig's blood stains things, and how hard it is to get it out of clothes, and how she really wishes he would just use berry syrup, which also has the benefit of not stinking to high heaven.<br/><br/>Reginald was happy he still had the basket on his head. It kept him safe from the spittle of the angry seamstress. When Baa first speaks, the seamstress would turn to look back at him, then back to Reginald.<em>"Well, he seems important. But don't think you're getting out of a scolding!"</em>The seamstress declares before moving off to the back room.<br/><br/>Honestly, Baa'l's wasting spores, as Reginald was  curious (in more ways than one) by default, but no one could blame the man for wanting to play it safe, right? With a smile that goes unnoticed, Reginald would extend his hand for a handshake with the man whom had been let back to see him. "Good evening, sir. I hope the play was to your enjoyment."<br/><br/>For whatever reason he chose, Reginald did not deign to take off the wicker basket. If Baa'l knows much about Reginald, it is likely the fact that the man was eccentric, and never showed his face in public; rumors abound of the plethora of reasons why he would do such a thing, with many thinking he must be ugly or perhaps scarred or maimed. The man himself did nothing to dispel such rumor.<br/><br/>"Of course, but, I believe a proper introduction is in order, first? You have me at a disadvantage, as I do not know of you, my good man." He seemed  He seemed cheerful and fairly vibrant, perhaps even giving off something of a manic aura, but in truth, he was wary of the man whose features seemed distorted; and not just because of the wicker basket.<br/><br/>He is, however, an actor, and one would have to be<strong>exceptionally</strong>gifted to pick up on it. Reginald is not just a Grade-A Actor, but, he also has a natural gift for the arts of deception and subterfuge.