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{{quote | What's up? Looking for a game? | Georges}} | {{quote | What's up? Looking for a game? | Georges}} | ||
Georges is a gambler who is skilled when it comes to card games. He agreed to join the [[Toran Liberation Army]] after losing a game of [[ | Georges is a gambler who is skilled when it comes to card games. He agreed to join the [[Toran Liberation Army]] after losing a game of [[auto concentration]]. While in the Liberation Army, Georges served as an archer and fought quite satisfactorily. | ||
Following the end of the [[Gate Rune War]], Georges headed north, claiming to have found a good money-making opportunity. | Following the end of the [[Gate Rune War]], Georges headed north, claiming to have found a good money-making opportunity. | ||
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Georges
Artwork by Kawano Junko
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Georges (ジョルジョ, Jorujo) is a minor character in the original Suikoden game. He is a wandering idler with an interest in card games.
Biography
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Georges is a gambler who is skilled when it comes to card games. He agreed to join the Toran Liberation Army after losing a game of auto concentration. While in the Liberation Army, Georges served as an archer and fought quite satisfactorily.
Following the end of the Gate Rune War, Georges headed north, claiming to have found a good money-making opportunity.
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Trivia
- In the English-language version of Suikoden, Georges describes himself as a 'free man.' A 'free man' is a person in the socio-economic construct of medieval serfdom who is not tied to land. While this gave the free man a large amount of personal freedom it also meant the free man had no land with which to grow food or make money. As such, many free men turned to gambling or crime to survive.
References
- Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 139