Orville

Orville is one of the three members of Moris's crew, the other being Scott. He is the least useful member of the crew, but seems to be the most obedient and kind. It doesn't really matter to him who orders him around, he just likes to follow orders. He isn't properly introduced until page 232 of the mirror. He first appears in Act 1, but doesn't have any actual role until Act 2.

Backstory
Very little of Orville's past is known. He was a distant associate to Moris who seems to have joined in on the pirate trio with no real goal in mind. He stuck together with Scott while the trio stayed in Anheiba and was injured in the midst of trying to pickpocket a guard.

Personality
Orville is a very passive individual, serving as a doormat for both Moris and Scott, the latter especially so. He rarely ever seems to get angry, and will usually do anything asked of him without much complaint. He is by far the most naive of the trio.

Relationships
Moris - Although he is much less useful than Scott (in fact, he's practically useless), Moris is better friends with Orville, mostly due to Orville being something of a pushover. The only reason Orville even managed to get on Moris's crew is because Moris would probably go insane if left alone with Scott all the time. He tries to serve as something of a mediator between Scott and Moris, but usually ends up being ignored in the process.

Scott - The relationship between Scott and Orville seems to be a strange sort of master-servant relationship, with Scott constantly demanding things of Orville and Orville doing them all without question. It's obvious that Scott sees Orville as nothing more than a slave to do all of the dirty work, but Orville sees Scott as a genuine friend rather than a boss.

Exceptional Skills
As a secondary character, Orville is not able to use any sort of battle commands or skills.