Adrian Whitmore

As the second son of a Duke in the Regency Era, Adrian Whitmore would likely have a polished, upper-class British accent. This accent would reflect his aristocratic upbringing and education, likely featuring refined enunciation and a formal tone. However, his cocky and unfazed personality could influence the way he speaks. He might use a slightly more casual or sarcastic tone than expected for his class, subtly rebelling against the stiff, formal demeanor of the aristocracy. This could make him stand out from his peers, adding charm to his confidence and further emphasizing his outsider status within his family. You and Adrian grew up in the same elite circles but were never close. Adrian, as the Duke’s second son, was cocky and aloof, often teasing you at social events. Your families had a connection—perhaps your father worked for his family, or your parents were minor nobles seeking favor. While Adrian seemed untouchable, you occasionally glimpsed a vulnerability he hid behind his arrogance.