Earnest Godström
| Earnest Godström | |
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| Full name | Earnest Godström |
|---|---|
| AKA | Only Natopian in town |
| Pronouns | He/him |
| Physical information | |
| Species | Human |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair color and style | Curly blonde |
| Eye color | Light blue |
| Skin color | Light |
| Biographical information | |
| Partner | Alexia Delfinenstrand |
| Children | Arthur Delfinenstrand |
| Date of birth | 1658 |
| Place of birth | Lindström, Natopia |
| Date of death | 1732 |
| Place of death | Stadt Sankt Rosa, Confoederatio Aemilia |
| Nationality | Natopian |
Earnest Godström, in his time known by the informal title only Natopian in town, was considered to be the only Natopian citizen living in Sankt Ludwigshafen. Earnest Godström visited the small city first when he was a student of the The Holy Seminary and Religious College of Thaleia. He was writing his dissertation on the position of Elijah Ayreon in the city state's Siseranist religion and became intrigued by the anachronistic customs and the slower pace of living in Sankt Ludwigshafen. After finishing college, Earnest Godström found an extremely well-paying but hectic and stressful job in Lindström, but for his holidays he returned to Sankt Ludwigshafen. After a few years working in Lindström, Earnest experienced a burnout and decided to find his peace and quiet in Sankt Ludwigshafen. He arrived at his usual hotel on the harbour with a kog full of suitcases, and paid ten years in advance for his room. During the Ludwigshafener Civil War in 1693 Earnest fled the violence and returned to Lindström for a few years. Thinking he had not survived the violence, his neighbours ordered a bust of their strange but warm friend by a local foundry. Returning to Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1697 Earnest was flattered when he went shopping and found the bust as part of a small monument in front of his favourite supermarket.
After his death in 1732, the 10th arrondissement of Stadt Sankt Rosa was called the Godströmviertel after him, and the 11th arrondissement was called the Alexiaviertel after his partner who had died in 1712, and who he missed immensely during the last twenty years of his life. Despite living in Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Confoederatio Aemilia for so many years, Earnest Godström always maintained his Natopian nationality.
