Description 

Pictured right, August Weber in St. Denis, December 1904

An older, yet still firmly standing, man with whitish hair and a whitish goatee, combining a waxed moustache and facial hair on the chin, often having the distinctive aroma of pine and spearmint around his person.
August is of a somewhat athletic build, with a rather toned physique.

Usually donning a simple white cotton overshirt with an attached collar and brown, paisley styled vest. A dark brown tie with faint reddish hues visible therein wraps around his neck and underneath the collar of his overshirt. A simple pair of black suit trousers and worn, but very well cared for, black boots and spurs; fashioned of silverish material and black leather. A simple black homburg and matching black shotgun-style coat are usually thrown over the top to complete his look.

The gunbelt that hangs around his waist is fairly unremarkable, matching the condition of his boots: wearing out, but polished and cared for.
A pair of glasses are commonly seen emerging from his breast pocket whenever he has to write or read.

Just past the whitish moustache on the left side of his face, a narrow, streaking scar can be spotted.
The scar itself is in a simple, straight line, as if done by a blade of some kind.

Early Life 

Born to an aristocratic old Prussian family of Junkers and an indifferent mother and absent father in Königsberg, August Weber crawled into the world on the 16th December, 18--. The second eldest son of the Weber family. Sibling to his older brother: Gustav Reinhardt Weber and his younger sisters: Meike Elke Weber and Monika Hermine Weber.
A lot of August's childhood and ascent into teenage hood consisted of a more lavish, aristocratic life that August seemed to, and still does, hold a certain amount of resentment for, particularly on account of how "snobbish and arrogant it makes of decent men".

Present Life 

Nowadays, August lives a pretty quiet life within St. Denis. A fact that August finds funny in an ironic sense. Being that the highlight of his career was, according to him, "Das französische Kraftpaket in die Knie zwingen".
Now, he lives in a largely French speaking city.

When not snickering at the irony of it all, August now busies himself in various ways. Working within the train yards of St. Denis; taking long walks around the city at midday; sometimes going for rides on his Liver Chestnut Hungarian Half-Bred "Königsberg", who August affectionately refers to as "Konnie", through the Lemoyne Countryside of Scarlett Meadows and up towards the expanse of the Heartlands. When he is not busying himself with all this, August can normally be found dwelling in apartment two of a small black of flats on St. Nicholas Street, St. Denis, between Rue De La Diligent and Courtenay Street.

Normally, he can be spied smoking cigarettes or reading books while drinking coffee out on the balcony of his apartment. Sometimes, when the shutters are open, he can be seen shadow boxing and, very rarely, seen practicing fencing.

Affiliations 

Frontier Railway Company
(Active: May 1903 - )
Largely working as one of the train engineers for Frontier Railway Company, and sometimes doubling up as a train conductor, August's role as a member of the staff at Frontier Railway Company is largely unremarkable. Having a no-nonsense attitude to people loitering on the tracks and those wanting to use the bridges across the state to cross on anything other than the steel beasts Frontier Railway Company whips across New Alexandria, August's appreciation for the Frontier Railway Company's fleet is immense.

In a way, driving these hulking steel stallions across New Alexandria gives August a sense of purpose again, and perhaps instils in him a sense of pride that has long since eroded.

Quotes 

"I hate politics."
"Entschuldigung."
"I need to feed my dog."
"Get off the fucking track!"
"Men who will never learn their names, sending young men off to die in a country they've never heard of; nor can they even pronounce."

Trivia 

Extended Family Tree
Due to August coming from a family that had a habit of pre-arranged marriages and marriages in order to secure family ties and advantages, it is little surprise that he ended up with a particularly large family tree. The ones listed in the "Relatives" section of his general information are just his immediate family. Maiden names are in brackets, with post-marriage names listed thereafter.
Listed along side each individual is their relation to August.

August's Family Tree: 1820 - 1874