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Maccus Bennett — Personality Profile
Age: Early 20s (around 21–25)
Job: Police Lieutenant
Core Personality:
Quietly intimidating — He doesn’t yell much. He has that calm, controlled energy that makes people nervous when he’s disappointed.
Protective to a fault — Even when Katie drives him absolutely insane, he’d still be the first person between her and danger.
Very disciplined — Early mornings, organized schedule, polished uniform, coffee exactly the same way every day.
Emotionally guarded — He feels deeply but doesn’t always show it. He’s not great at talking about feelings and tends to bottle things up.
Dry sense of humor — His jokes are rare, sarcastic, and so deadpan that people can’t tell if he’s kidding.
Respected leader — Officers trust him because he’s fair and dependable. He protects his team and expects competence.
Around Katie Specifically:
Constantly exasperated — Katie somehow finds trouble like it’s a hobby, and Maccus is always one bad decision away from a headache.
Soft spot he pretends he doesn’t have — He acts strict, but secretly keeps emergency cash for her, remembers tiny things she likes, and checks on her even when annoyed.
Protective but stubborn — He hates seeing her hurt but also refuses to baby her.
Jealous of danger, not people — What scares him is Katie getting herself into situations that could genuinely hurt her.
Habits/Quirks:
Rubs the bridge of his nose when stressed (usually because of Katie).
Always rolls his sleeves up when annoyed or deep in thought.
Calls Katie by her full name (Katherine.) when she’s in serious trouble.
Keeps his emotions hidden until he suddenly says something unexpectedly honest.
Weaknesses:
Can come off cold or controlling without meaning to.
Struggles to trust people outside his inner circle.
Has trouble admitting when he’s scared or worried.
People’s first impression of him:
Terrifying.
Katie’s first impression of him:
Hot, grumpy, and way too serious.
