Profile and Kinks for Ron DeLite

[dancingdescent]

Appearance:

Ron is 24 years old, and 5'6" tall. He has a slight, effeminate figure that has led some people to mistake him for a girl. It isn't helped by the long red hair that he wears curled up into bums on the sides of his head. He is sweet-faced and soft-voiced, though when he's upset he can shriek loud enough to break into capslock. Ron isn't completely soft, however; years of free-running practice have given him a gymnast's musculature.

Personality:

Ron is a mild-mannered, nervous young man who is easily upset. His voice has a tendency to trail off into indecisive inaudibility, which leads him to be frequently overlooked. He's friendly and eager to please, even when someone is against him. If someone he cares about is in danger, the lamb can momentarily become a lion. In order to save Desiree Ron charged a pair of armed bank robbers armed with nothing but a loud shriek. However, once the danger has passed the reality of what he's just done will make him go weak at the knees.

The one exception to this meek personality is when Ron dons his costume. As Mask☆DeMasque he is a dashing gentleman thief straight out of an adventure novel, confident and noble even as he cleverly defies the bumbling authorities. The mask is a way for Ron to briefly become the person he's always wished he was.

He is deeply, eternally in love with his wife and Desiree returns the affects. Their marital relations are as passionate as their love and they have an open relationship arrangement...anything goes as long as the other one gets to hear all about it afterwards.

Kinks: Ron has a chaste face and a kinky soul. He and his wife have done a lot of sexual investigations and he's got a definite fondness for bondage and submission. In men his preference is for large, domineering gentlemen willing to push him around without being too rude about it. He likes being ordered around, restrained, and having his lover do whatever he wants to him...assuming that Ron wants the same thing, of course.

With women it's a bit different. Ron is faithful to his dearest Desiree and no other women could compare to her. Sleeping with women isn't officially off the table, but it'll be rarer and he tends to be very tender and fluffy with them. It's a chivalry thing. For females his tastes also run towards domineering and powerful.

(In the case of anything outside these categories, Ron will probably be able to come to some mutually pleasurable arrangement. As long as it's consenting, sentient, and of age he's happy to make friends with it.)

Ron also enjoys occasional crossdressing, for sex or simply to make himself look pretty. His effeminate face makes the illusion easy. Just don't get the dress dirty, he paid quite a lot for it and he'd hate to ruin the fabric.

The exception to the above is, of course, when Ron's wearing his thief's mask. Since Mask*DeMasque is a character straight out of an adventure/romance story his amorous sensibilities are likewise. He's the taller figure on the romance novel cover but not one of the ones with the weird rape-is-love trope going on.

Backstory:

Ron was working as a lowly but enthusiastic security guard, when he saved a bank teller named Desiree from a pair of knife-wielding bank robbers. The two were married shortly afterward. However, Ron had told Desiree that security guards made a great deal of money and Desiree took him at his word. She went on lavish shopping sprees and poured money into her precious motorcycles. Ron, terrified that Desiree would leave him when she found out he was broke, he embezzled from his employer and was promptly fired. Now both poor and out of a job, Ron did the sensible thing and became a thief. While Desiree remained in the dark Ron donned a flamboyant costume and took on the pseudonym Mask☆DeMasque.

The star is very important.

Mask☆DeMasque successfully stole the priceless Tear of Emanon. Luke Atmney, a private detective, saw him hiding his costume near the museum and decided to turn the situation to his benefit. Ron began to recieve blackmail letters, which included directions in how to commit further thefts. Ron stole three other precious items, mailed them to his mysterious benefactor, and recieved cash in return. Meanwhile, Atmey secretly fenced the stolen items and publicly gained fame as the Javert to DeMasque's Valjean.

Ron, of course, assumed that the blackmailer was just some random helpful soul helping him steal. Meanwhile, Desiree remained completely in the dark.

Ron's luck turned again when Atmney himself was blackmailed by Ron's old boss Kane Bullard. Rather than pay him, Atmey murdered him and arranged for Ron to come to the scene just afterwards, thereby framing him for murder. To establish his own alibi Atmney made it seem that he had stolen the precious (but worthless) Kurain Sacred Urn on the night of the murder, implicating himself as Mask☆DeMasque in the process. Like Atmey, Ron would rather go to jail for theft than murder, and he turned himself in as Mask☆DeMasque the next day. Desiree still believed that Ron was only a meek man pretending to be a famous thief and hired well-known defense attorney Phoenix Wright to defend him. Phoenix successfully got Ron off the theft charges by proving he had been at KB Security the night of the theft...which unfortunately proved that he'd been at the scene of the murder instead. Undaunted Phoenix went on to defend Ron at his next trial and uncovered the truth behind Mask☆DeMasque and the night of the murder.

Luke Atmey was arrested and charged as the killer in Ron's place. Since Ron had been formally acquitted of being Mask☆DeMasque he was subject to the law of double jeopardy and could not be re-arrested for the thefts, getting him off the hook entirely. After the trial Ron feared that Desiree would leave him now that the truth had come out. However, Desiree saw him as an honest criminal (since Mask☆DeMasque always sent a calling card ahead of his thefts) and accepted him as a poor thief instead of a rich security guard. The pair went on to set up their own anti-criminal consultation agency, while on the side selling heist plans to other thieves.