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{{quote | Deborah is my close friend, but I also owe my life to her. If it weren't for her. I'd probably be just a... | Oskar}} | {{quote | Deborah is my close friend, but I also owe my life to her. If it weren't for her. I'd probably be just a... | Oskar}} | ||
Oskar was an androgynous-looking man whose daily routine consisted of a cup of tea and a chat with his friend [[Deborah]] at the inn in [[Middleport]]. | [[File:Lonely Oskar.png|220px|thumb|Oskar was impacted deeply by the loss of [[Deborah|his tea-drinking friend]].|left]]Oskar was an androgynous-looking man whose daily routine consisted of a cup of tea and a chat with his friend [[Deborah]] at the inn in [[Middleport]]. | ||
It seems that in the past Oskar was involved in illegal activities but details are unknown due to his reluctance to speak about his past. In fact, Oskar was not his original name. At that time, he was helped out by Deborah and the two of them soon forged a close friendship. Once Deborah join the [[Island Liberation Navy]], Oskar found himself extremely lonely and would force himself onto the [[Headquarters Ship]] at the earliest opportunity, reuniting with his friend. | It seems that in the past Oskar was involved in illegal activities but details are unknown due to his reluctance to speak about his past. In fact, Oskar was not his original name. At that time, he was helped out by Deborah and the two of them soon forged a close friendship. Once Deborah join the [[Island Liberation Navy]], Oskar found himself extremely lonely and would force himself onto the [[Headquarters Ship]] at the earliest opportunity, reuniting with his friend. | ||