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Dr. Randolph is very tall. His exact height is unknown, but he easily towers over most people, which only adds to his ominous presence. Especially when someone catches a glimpse of his rather...unnatural eyes.

Dr. Randolph is very easy to anger, but unlike Sauer, he doesn't immediately explode. He keeps that anger within him and lets it fester, which will eventually lead to a violent outburst when he hits his limit. When that outburst happens, everyone knows to flee as far as they physically can.

His favorite color is red. Rather unfortunate, given that red is within all of our body...and he likes to see it seep out of people...

Dr. Randolph has extremely large, sharp canines an has the unfortunate habit of biting his lips. They are rather scarred due to this, though that is quite hard to tell due to the fact that his lip chewing is rather constant and as such quite often reopening the old wounds.

He has a rather prominent scar on his neck that he hides with his shirt and necktie. It is from a patient that actually managed to slice his throat with a blade they found. Randolph hates this scar and he swore himself to never give a patient the chance to hurt him again. That...didn't work out, as we all know.

Randolph likes order within his office. As such, he spends a comical amount of time sorting through his items and ensuring that everything is within its right place.

Randolph needs glasses to read. They are red and always hidden within his drawer or his chest pocket. No one knows or understands why he needs them, as he is able to spot a squirrel in a tree from inside the lowest floor, but people know better than to comment on it.

Outrunning the dear old doctor is rather easy, as he uses the same tactics wolves do, but due to that, his stamina is frightening. He will eventually catch up to you, he just waits patiently for you to give him the chance to.

However, what is interesting is that after running, Randolph limps. He also seems to be in agony, which suggests a past wound that has caused permanent damage to either one or both of his legs.

Randolph is hard to read. As such, no one is able to tell when he is happy, sad or angry. He almost always has the same facial expression with the exception of the expression of surprise.

Randolph is allergic to some flowers that are in the garden, which is why they prefer rainy days to spend his breaks out there. Due to the constant downpour of water, the pollen have no chance to torment him.

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Randolph is a sick individual with nearly no morals and little to no empathy. He doesn’t care for anyone’s life but his own, and he’d gladly doctor around with whatever mutation that is available. As such…he has done horrific things. Horrific, horrific, horrific things.

One of the examples of his crimes is what he did to poor Astrid. He did not just stuff her into the iron lung – a fate that is already bad enough – he took her apart before he did so. He cut her limbs straight off and placed what bag of living meat remained of her inside the tube, reattached her arm and placed the rest besides her, cursing her to watch herself rot into juice and bones and endure the horrific smell of decomposition while blindly rolling through a dark storage, cursed to remain there for the rest of time.

Another example is what he did to the patients. He is obsessed with keeping them alive, no matter the sickness, no matter the circumstances. For him, small wounds that are barely infected and literal disembowelment is no different. No life should be lost, even if death is the only right route to take. And if he fails with whatever experiment he forces upon them – such as modified medications or non-medical chemical infusions – he just restarts the whole day anew, repeating whatever necessary to ensure that no heart would ever stop beating.

One other cruel action was his punishment of Chef Sauer. After being served something that was not to his liking – it was not even bad, just a little unflavored – he lost his temper and showed how cruel he could truly be. Using drugs to stun him, he cut off the man’s legs and forced him within a pod of soup, filling it with water that was to forever boil. How the latter was ever achieved is a question that may never be answered, but we do know that from that day on, Chef Sauer experienced the sensation of burning alive every single day of his life. Randolph, being the sick man he is, enjoys the sight of it, proud of himself that he has reminded the cook why he should never be displeased.

One more thing he did was to punish Heideltraut. You see, the old woman had the tendency to stomp while walking. A noise that grinded on Dr. Randolph’s nerve due to his hypersensitive hearing. He tolerated it for a while, as the notorious nurse did his bidding beautifully, but after a particularly gruesome day already filled with headaches, he lost it. In an act of anger and in the hopes of silencing her walking, he forced her to let him cut off one of her legs, replacing it with a prothesis in order to slow her down in the hopes of silencing her stomping. It didn’t though…it did quite the opposite…and as such, he sent her away to a ward where he would no longer hear her. He didn’t give her back her leg, however, seeing its taking as a deserved punishment for daring to disturb his peace.

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