<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/oTBefne.jpg?2)</div>Name: James<br/>Role: Butler<br/>Location: Hall<br/>Tagging: N/A<br/>Mentions: Bridgette, Mason<br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>James sighed as he waited patiently in the Hall for the first guests to arrive, the eve of Temple's big, and luscious party had arrived and guests were expected to begin arriving momentarily. No doubt that Bridgette was off doing some last minute spot cleaning, making everything shine and that the chef Mason was working his aides to breaking point to prepare for the huge feast that Temple had called for, Barnaby was not a kind employer, indeed the only reason, or at least he suspected the only reason, that he even had aides such as him were because he blackmailed and extorted them, without a doubt if Jame's name wasn't ruined in the business world he would certainly not be working here. all things considered it was a quaint job, Mr. Temple was a man of simple pleasures, and more often than not, preferred to not be disturbed by his<em>loyal</em>butler, indeed now he was probably in the study or lounge waiting for notice of the first guest to arrive, or all of them, to make a semi-dramatic entrance, he was rather fond of showing off he was. Self-centered would be another word to describe his employer, indeed, the lavish estate was fondly referred to as<em>The Hram De Temple</em>a slew of three tongues that translated to "The temple of Temple" fondly referred to, that is, only by Mr. Temple himself.<br/><br/>Had things turned out differently James Gamboge, might've found himself in a expensive estate like that of Barnaby Temple, as CEO of his personal start-up Gamboge Industries, he was well on the path to riches, were it not for a scandal right before he was about to sign a contract with the government that would net millions, resulting in the government retracting their offer and seizing most of his liquid assets, leaving him only his family home, which was mortgage free for the last couple decades, and his rainy-day offshore bank account, which sadly did not hold enough to cover costs of living. The scandal stained his name and was unable to find respectable work, until his good college friend Barnaby Temple, offered him a position on his staff, with a sizeable salary and benefits uncommonly high for the position of a Butler.