🇩🇪 GERMAN

Distribution & Social Position

• Most common in: City of London, Soho, industrial and trade-adjacent areas

• Present as merchants, engineers, craftsmen, financiers

• Limited presence in slums; rare in elite West unless wealthy

• Viewed as efficient, disciplined, and capable

• Associated with structure, industry, and technical skill

• More respected than most foreign groups in professional settings

• Socially separate; less integrated into English culture

• Accepted in the City if useful

• Less socially embraced in elite circles unless wealthy

Appearance (By Class & Attractiveness)

Middle / Professional (Primary Presence)

Male

• Average → taller, broader build, strong posture

• Attractive → sharp features, defined structure, confident stance

• Less attractive → heavier features, less symmetry but still solid presence

Female

• Average → structured features, less delicate than English/French

• Attractive → strong bone structure, clear skin, noticeable presence

• Less attractive → broader features, less refinement

Upper / Elite (Less Common)

Male

• Average → refined but more rigid than English elite

• Attractive → strong symmetry, commanding presence

• Less attractive → heavier features but well-kept

Female

• Average → composed, structured elegance

• Attractive → striking, strong features, poised

• Less attractive → less softness but still elevated

Working Class

Male

• Average → strong, muscular, practical build

• Attractive → powerful physical presence

• Less attractive → heavier, rougher appearance

Female

• Average → strong, practical

• Attractive → robust, noticeable presence

• Less attractive → less refined, early wear

Slums (Rare but Present)

Male

• Average → worn, but still physically strong

• Attractive → strong even in poor conditions

• Less attractive → heavy wear, rough features

Female

• Average → practical, hardened

• Attractive → stands out due to structure

• Less attractive → worn, aged

Age Progression

• Baby → fair to light features common, strong structure early

• Child →

  • disciplined appearance more common

  • physically solid early

• Teen →

  • rapid physical development

  • more rigid posture

• Adult →

  • peak physical presence and structure

• Elder →

  • strong aging, retains structure

  • working class shows heavy wear

Voice & Behaviour

• German accent present across all classes

• More direct, firm tone

• Less expressive than French, more rigid than English

• Upper → controlled, formal, precise

• Middle → confident, structured

• Working → direct, blunt

• Slums → harsh, minimal refinement

• General → disciplined, efficient, less emotional outwardly

Class & Attractiveness Rule

• German attractiveness perceived as “strong” rather than delicate

• Physical presence valued more than refinement

• Even less attractive individuals often appear physically capable

• High-status Germans respected for competence more than charm