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Portrait of Robert Bland

Robert Bland

One of the five children, known for his tendency to get into trouble.

From "Five Children and It" by Nesbit, E. (Edith)

Core Belief

"Robert believes in the importance of adventure and excitement, even if it means taking risks. He values loyalty and stands up for his siblings, even when they annoy him."

Worldview

Robert sees the world as a place full of potential for adventure and excitement. He is less concerned with practicality and more focused on the thrill of the moment.

Personality

Robert is often portrayed as accident-prone and somewhat clumsy, frequently finding himself in trouble. He is eager for adventure and excitement, but his impulsiveness often leads to unintended consequences. Despite his mishaps, he is fundamentally kind-hearted and loyal to his siblings.

In Their Own Words

"“Suppose you kept a civil tongue in your head,” Robert snapped."
"“We don't want you to put yourself out at all about _these_ things, we can manage them quite well ourselves,” said Cyril eagerly"
"“I'm not a young duke, and I never pretended to be. And as for tuppence--what do you call this?”"

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