Kingdom of Spain

Spain, also known by his human name of Simón Roberto Roldán de Loyola, is a somewhat shy man who struggles with his sense of self and tries to do his best for his people.

Spain was raised under a dictatorship, and from birth, his public image was carefully controlled by others. He was raised to be a docile, submissive, motherly figure for the Spanish people, and deviating from that too much would get him into trouble, and out of fear, he would abide by that image. Even when he began to become more confident in himself after the fall of the dictatorship, when he was stressed or fearful, Spain would slide into that mindset because it had always meant safety for him.

Spain struggles with trying to figure out how to be the best personification that he can be for all his people, and also who he is in the midst of that. He cares deeply for his family and his people, and will put them above him. Spain does not hold himself to a very high degree, and defines his worth by how good he can be for his people.

Spain is a family man. He loves his grandfather, his children, and all his relatives. Even though he hated being forced into a nurturing role to his people, he loves being a father to his autonomous communities, as he has more freedom in how he can be their father. While not perfect, he strives to make sure that they are happy in ways that he never was when he was younger. His family is also very important in helping Spain through his depressive episodes, and the bond he has with them is very important to who he is.