Walter Duloc

Walter Alexander Duloc was a peasant who was the first ruler of Duloc. He is a parody of Walt Disney.

History
Long ago, Walt grew up on a farm where he lived with his family. Having a fondness for nature and fairy tales, he dreamed in creating a world of harmony where everyone would be in a perfect society with no issues in sight. Throughout the years, he had discovered new means of entertainment, telling classic stories to local villagers. He was a marionette performer, and would often collect tales around the land; with his breakout successes being performances of Snow White, Pinocchio, The Three Little Pigs, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and Peter Pan. With widespread acclaim and the trust of many people, he had garnered enough motivation to create is own small village; where characters of both fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and classic literature could live together to find their happy endings. In the next few years, he had earned himself the new identity of Miser Duloc, a pioneer in both storytelling and social progress. Now turning the small area into a large civilization named after his last initial, Miser Duloc had been outlining his bold plans for the future; a near-perfect, peaceful community. As a start, he constructed his own theater, and conjoined it with a rather small, but beautiful castle. Things were looking bright for this new establishment, until he sadly died of a mysterious cause, which might've came from his trip to a plague-infested garden. Leaving the society in a state of panic, various storytellers tried to rival his success, with performances based on Robin Hood, Three Blind Mice, The Gingerbread Man, Little Red Riding Hood, Around the World in Eighty Days, Oliver Twist, and even the tales of Sherlock Holmes. Although none of them could rival the same magic that Miser Duloc provided.