About Me



Mark Harold Blunder is a 23-year-old health centre receptionist who enjoys playing card games, watching television and watching YouTube videos. He is kind and entertaining, but can also be very greedy and a bit standoffish.

He is British. He has a degree in medicine. He has a severe phobia of worms

Physically, Mark is slightly overweight but otherwise in good shape. He is very short with olive skin, brown hair and yellow eyes. He has a birthmark on his left shoulder.

He grew up in a working class neighbourhood. After his mother died when he was young, he was raised by his father

He is currently in a relationship with Lillian Maggie Phillips. Lillian is the same age as him and works as a student.

Mark's best friend is a health centre receptionist called Kathrine Willis. They are inseparable. He also hangs around with Alexine Rowley and Bliss Keir. They enjoy theatre together.


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