:warning: THESE ARE ( almost ) ALL HEADCANONS :warning:

🪄 :radio: :newspaper: :smoking: ♟ :black_medium_square: 🕳

🪄 Name: Maxwell Damien Carter/William Damien Carter

:radio: Age: 62 ( as of 1931 )

:smoking: Birthdate: October 22nt 1869

♟ Sexuality: Bisexual ( preference towards women )

:black_medium_square: Pronouns: He/Him/Himself, It/It’s/Itself

🕳 Height: 6ft 9in

🪄 Language(s) Spoken/Known: English, Latin, French, LSF, and BSL ( he knows enough of LSF and BSL to translate in words but isn’t very good at actually g )

:newspaper: Voice Claim: Sweeney Todd, original Broadway cast

:radio: Race: Mixed, Black and White

:smoking: Nationality: German

🩺 Ethnicity: European, Black British, Black German

♟ Birthplace: Freiburg University Hospital, Freiburg,

:black_medium_square: Parents: Father is a poor black man who died from cancer before Maxwell was born, mother is a white, European basket weaver of noble dissent, though they barely get any benefits from that as she is very far down the line

🪄 Job, Degrees: Bachelor’s in Theatre Arts and Stagecraft, Costume Design, and an incomplete masters in Legal Studies

🕳Things he keeps in his pockets for no apparent reason:

- dried up flower petals from any he could find over the years, pressed and glued onto little strips of paper that he takes with him everywhere, Charlie had initially been the one to start making and gifting them to him, and he continues to make these to this day

- beer bottle and soda caps, beer bottle caps from Jack, himself, and his mother, and the soda caps from his nieces

- a list of words, in the back of the Codex where there is nothing on the pages, he enjoys to say, including; tantalizing, specific, albeit, darb, fore-mentioned, somatic, etc etc..

- a list of insults yet again in the book, most directed towards himself

- multiple pages full of tally marks for each survivors death count, including his own

- His torn up birth certificate, his mother had given it to him after she disowned and kicked him out at fourteen for stealing money from their already poor family to pay off his earliest debts, from gambling at local bars and loosing money he didn’t have

- a small trophy lanyard with Jack’s name crossed out and replaced with “”William.”” He was always jealous of his brother’s success, he never seemed to do any wrong, he was always the perfect twin. So, when the opportunity arose for Max to become better than him, he snatched it right up.