Bertram Bedlington: Difference between revisions

|caption = ''Curt and proper, Bertram gets on in the community by ignoring those he chooses to disassociate himself with. In his mind, success in life bestows the privlidgeprivilege of dictating onesone's retirement, and he plans to live out his days in whatever manner suits his current whims. He loves the peace of the countryside without realizing or caring that his glib attitude is contributing to the local's distrust of new faces moving into town.''