Glenn Chambers

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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox> Glenn Chambers is the PRT head of Image. He handled both public perception and relations for PRT heroes, both the Protectorate and the Wards. These duties not only included how heroes presented themselves in the field and public appearances (e.g. interviews), but also merchandising.

Physical Appearance

Chambers does not appear personally invested in his own image, despite handling the perception of PRT heroes. This is calculated on his part.

He is noticeably obese, his clothing unflattering, and hair normally in a style disconnected with his overall appearance.<ref>Drone 23.1</ref><ref>Despite himself, he was a little stung. He’d cultivated his image to demand attention. Even his weight was calculated, to make it clear he was not one of them, that he was someone with power, presence. His clothes were admittedly awful. They were intended to be awful. But they didn’t diminish his sense of pride in the least. Excerpt from Crushed 24.y</ref>

This seeming lack of control speaks to a high degree of control on his part.

Personality

Chambers is seen as physically unattractive, yet had the capability to draw people around him with his charisma. These were mostly college students who sought a career in marketing, but were still swept into Chamber's own casual narcissism and self-delusions.<ref>Drone 23.3</ref>

Weaver compared his behavior to Skidmark constantly seeking to shape public perception.

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