Thomas Aubridge

Thomas, who was originally from the Wiess plane, fought and died in the second world war. Before he passed away, Thomas had a strong affinity with his younger brother who he was drafted with at the early stages of the second world war. Thomas' younger brother, Fred, was drafted at the age of 17. Fred lied about his age and demanded to get on the line alongside his brother who he looked up to so dearly.

Thomas was not at all content with Fred's choice when he had initially found out about it, however Thomas had no option but to accept his brothers fate. The war was not expected to end anytime soon, so Fred would have been drafted the year after anyway.

Unfortunately, Thomas, much like many of his comrades did not last long on the line before he was killed. A short time into the war he was taken unexpectedly by a bomber on the front lines of France, defending his position against a sudden assault led by Axis forces. The two brothers were separated into different squads, much to the dismay of Tommy, and by the time of his death Fred would not have found out until a few weeks later, being called to the commanding officer to be told of his brother's demise.

In Thomas' current position, he is left clueless about his brother, and has forever longed to meet him again, even just for one moment. Part of Thomas' spin on the Wheel of Misfortune had a hidden trait which leads him to become incredibly nauseous and sick whenever he begins to find out anything in regard to his brother's whereabouts. This event will eventually lead him to blacking out, where he will develop short-term amnesia and forget anything he has learned about his brother, and anything he will have written will mysteriously vanish at the hands of the curse which was laid upon him. The closer Thomas gets to meeting his brother, the longer the amnesia will last as an aftermath.