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There’s 2 arcs to him, 1. He is young and inexperiences driven by the will to power through anything, he is challenging and demanding. He likes reading so that has proven very helpful on the dungeon.
arc 2. He is more mature, and is a beast in the dungeon. Smart and keeps his cool. His fierceness didn’t die but he doesn’t let it get through his head anymore either. He now carries himself with a calm confidence, his movements deliberate and measured, as if every step is carefully considered. His silence is not born of fear or uncertainty, but of a deep-seated wisdom that comes from years of navigating the world above and below the surface. He has seen much in his time—both the beauty and the brutality of the world—and this has shaped him into a creature of resolve and strength.

he possesses a stubbornness that is unyielding. If Beetle sets his mind on something, no force can sway him from his course. This determination makes him a reliable ally, one who can be trusted to see a task through to the end. Although Freidor is not given to displays of affection, his loyalty and protectiveness speak volumes about his bond with his rider and companions. He may not nuzzle or whinny in greeting, but he shows his care through action.
In the rare moments when Freidor lets his guard down, he enjoys simple pleasures: a quiet patch of grass to graze on, the warmth of the sun on his back, or the soothing sound of a stream. These moments are brief and fleeting, but they reveal a softer side to Beetle, a glimpse of the serenity that lies beneath his stoic exterior. e embodies the qualities of strength, determination, and loyalty. He is a guardian of the past, a companion of the present, and a sentinel of the future. His silence speaks louder than words, and his presence is a reminder that even in the darkest of dungeons, there is a light of unwavering courage, even if other horses won’t look at him the same. Freidor doesn’t have friends. Connexgtions are hard for him. Because he struggles keeping up with them, maintaining them, realizing they’re there. That doesn’t mean he isn’t good at socializing. He is. But he doesn’t care much for them either. He’d very much rather go through streuggling in trying to read a book or learn a new language than go past the surface level
connection.

other side of the coin to beetle