(http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i254/RiZAL_D/mr_wang01.jpg)<br/><strong>Name:</strong>Chan Wang, prefers Mr. Wang from the locals, Uncle Wang from the ladies at the Saloon<br/><strong>Gender:</strong>Male<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Oasis Shopkeeper<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Oasis Market, above and across from the church<br/><strong>Age:</strong>55 years<br/><strong>Personality:</strong>Untroubled by the desert, Mr. Wang is the most friendly person one can find in Oasis, but don't be surprised when he tries to sell you more than you want. Drives a hard bargain, he rarely buys expensive goods at their market price, tending to buy low and sell high ... the smarts of a Chinese laborer living aspects of the American Dream. Though, if one is a local regular, he tends to be more lenient with them, especially if they get the good stuff.<br/><strong>Weapon of Choice:</strong>Henry Repeater<br/><strong>Description:</strong>Like most of the Chinese population in America, Mr. Wang is short statured, as tall as the average saloon girl without heels. He usually wears a pinstriped shirt with grey trouser and suspenders. He rarely wears a tie, which he usually wears when going up to the Saloon on some night, resorting to wear a bow tie when in the shop. He can commonly be found with a apron of some sorts when he is working in his shop. Mr. Wang has the common facial features of a Chinaman who is nearing his graying days. He has a pair of glasses that is circular in shape, and he never is seen without them. His hair is usually its natural color of black, but around his hair line and mustache, gray hairs have started to appear. A carefree person in Oasis, not bothered by the heat of the desert or the dangers around town, one can readily find a smile on his face.<br/><strong>Background:</strong>His parents immigrated from China to start a new life on the west coast hearing success and money in the California Gold Rush. He was only a baby at the time and his parents suffered through the failure to find gold, the failure to raise enough money for food and basic lodging, and discrimination from the dominant race. Wang's father desert him and his mother, who traveled back east to find fortune elsewhere. They found Oasis in their travels east and decided to make it their home in a inhospitable place. A lowly shopkeeper fell in love with his mother and after marriage ran the small shop he had together.<br/><br/>When Oasis became a hellhole, then turned bustling rest stop for those traveling through the desert, Wang's shop grew to an larger establishment. With his shop renovated by the same locals that rebuilt the Saguaro Saloon, Mr. Wang has grew both in popularity and wealth. In his shop, he sells the basic necessities for travel in the desert and then some. Along with preserved fruits and meats, he also sells ammunition that is supplied by the Marshal himself, but he doesn't sell the guns that the Marshal confiscates, which are usually donated to the girls at the Saloon.