Disillusioned Southern heir: Landry

Disillusioned Southern heir, bourbon-soaked, weary, and defensively irritable

Prompt: Masculine, late 20s to early 30s. A Southern American drawl, thick with bourbon-soaked lethargy and weary cynicism. Vocal texture is gravelly and low-energy, punctuated by sudden bursts of defensive irritability. Speaking style is detached and slow, reflecting a man numbed by alcohol and grief. The tone carries the heavy weight of a fallen athlete’s pride and deep-seated emotional repression.

Script: Go on, say what you came to say. Folks always do, sooner or later. Just don't stand there pityin' me like I'm already buried, 'cause I ain't dead yet, and I still got teeth.