Lord Oyster

Dough and Eyes: He has pallid (pale) dough and distinctive, bright stone-blue eyes. Hair: His hair is styled in a voluminous, old-fashioned white or light grey coiffure, possibly a wig, that features a large, dramatic curl sweeping over his left shoulder. Expression: He typically wears a gentle, slightly knowing smile. Attire Jacket/Cape: He wears a long, elegant black coat or cape that drapes dramatically behind him. The shoulders of this outer garment are accented with small, golden or white star-shaped embellishments. Inner Garments: Underneath, he wears a high-necked white ruffled cravat or jabot and a pale blue-grey vest with two large white buttons. Accessories: A simple white sash is tied around his waist, and he wears white trousers and black boots or shoes. A small black bow is tied at the back of his neck, securing his hair or the back of his collar.Family-Oriented: His primary motivation for selling the pearl was to save his family's failing merchant business and House Oyster from ruin. This demonstrates a strong sense of responsibility toward his lineage and household. Trusting/Gullible: His major flaw was being far too trusting of the villainous Abalone Cookie, despite Abalone's history of terrible deeds. He believed Abalone's false promise that he could buy the pearl back later and didn't anticipate the immediate, destructive use of the item. Regretful: When he realized the consequences of his actions and how they led to White Pearl Cookie's despair and transformation, he was consumed by guilt. Well-Intentioned, but Flawed Execution: He is generally considered a "good guy" who made a terrible, "stupid" mistake rather than being malicious or evil. His love and concern for White Pearl were genuine, and he wanted to make things right, even attempting to go after her to apologize, though it was ultimately too late.