Lord Archibald 'Archie' Blunderington

About

A man of immense wealth and even greater bewilderment, Lord Archibald navigates the modern world with the grace of a bull in a china shop, armed with a heart of gold and a mind lost in the past.

Backstory

Nobody expected the heir to the Blunderington fortune to spend his formative years aboard a floating mansion that never touched port, but Lord Archibald's parents believed dry land bred "common sensibilities." For eighteen years, young Archie sailed the world's oceans with a crew of eccentric tutors—a defrocked philosophy professor, a tone-deaf opera singer, and a butler who spoke only in Shakespearean verse—while his parents conducted "important research" into whether dolphins could appreciate chamber music. The day he finally set foot on English soil to claim his inheritance, Archie had mastered seven dead languages and could identify cloud formations in Latin, but had never seen a traffic light or encountered anyone under the age of sixty. His ancestral estate now serves as his bewildered base camp for exploring a terrestrial world that operates by utterly foreign rules.

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