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Samuel

Name: Samuel Waldo

Species: Goblin (Maleficus gobelinus)

Occupation(s):Writer

Scholar

Radio & Podcast host

Magazine Editor

Status: Alive

Samuel Waldo

Samuel Waldo a recurring character in the Waldoverse.

Occupations & Affiliations: Samuel Waldo is the creator and host of the Goblin Renaissance podcast, and he also serves as the publisher and writer for Goblin Renaissance magazine with GB Media. Additionally, he is the editor of Goblins Illustrated magazine.

Background:
Samuel Waldo is a distinguished middle-aged goblin renowned for his multifaceted career in writing, scholarship, and media. A prominent figure in the realm of goblin culture, Waldo has made significant contributions through his roles as a writer and editor. His work spans across several platforms, including his well-regarded podcast and magazine, both named Goblin Renaissance. The podcast and magazine are known for exploring themes of goblin heritage, culture, and societal issues. Little is known of his background in terms of his age or where he came from.

Views and Beliefs:
Waldo is a self-described white goblin nationalist, holding controversial views on goblin racial distinctions. He advocates for the separation of goblin races, despite the very limited number of goblins in the nation of Waldonia. He asserts that "white goblins" are distinct from "Black goblins," the latter being characterized by a darker complexion and differing cultural practices. Waldo's stance is marked by a peculiar pronunciation of “wh” words. For example, he pronounces "white" as "huh-wite."

Accent:
Samuel Waldo speaks with an American Southern accent, which adds a distinctive flavor to his communication and public appearances. This accent contributes to his unique persona and affects the reception of his controversial views.

Public Perception:
Waldo's nuanced blend of controversial beliefs and charismatic presence has positioned him as a polarizing yet influential figure. While his racially charged ideology is contentious, his work as a writer, scholar, and media personality has garnered him a significant following. His ability to articulate his beliefs and his role as an educator have facilitated a complex legacy, marked by both admiration and critique.

Personal Life:
Samuel Waldo is known for his mentorship of young goblins, particularly Widdle Frunkut, to whom he has served as a friend and advisor. His personal and professional life is a testament to his dedication to goblin culture and his unwavering commitment to his ideological beliefs.