Raymond

Raymond James Monroe is a caiman and major character in the George the Tapir Series. He is a spectacled caiman best known for his short temper, greed, and high self-esteem. He makes the most appearances out of any other character by GarbageTV.

Backstory
He was born in New Hampshire to Scottish Immigrants in the year 1945. Ironically, he was very large when compared to other children of his age. But, that all came to an end when he was in 5th grade, when he, all of a sudden, stopped growing at 5'1, and has kept that height since. He and his family moved to Tapir Island by the time he was in 6th grade.

By High School, Raymond was a huge target for bullying, and started stealing whiskey from his dad's cabinet and proceeded to drink. This is what turned him into an extreme alcoholic, and led to some major problems later in his life.

One day, Raymond wanted to be able to become an expert sharpshooter, so instead of going to a shooting range to learn how to use a weapon, he sold his soul to the devil in order to quickly obtain a Colt Buntline Revolver illegally without a background check. But, it turns out that Raymond cheated the Devil, and kept his soul the entire time, although it is corrupted due to this.

Addictions
Raymond's various addictions are, to his expense, very well-known trait of his. His best known addictions are Gambling and Drinking, but others include Seafood, Women, 70's Cars, and, worst to him, Smoking. In fact, he hates to admit his smoking problem so much that he will become furious about it.

Personality
Raymond, although his voice is reminiscent of an alligator's growls and hisses, is largely based on Sean Connery's portrayal of James Bond. He is very cartoonish and expressive, which leads to his short temper, which is reminiscent of Donald and Daffy Duck. He is of Scottish descent, and very proud of it. He is extremely self-centered, and often tries to flirt with beautiful women, particularly cats. He is brave and care-free but also cowardice at the same time, which shows his ironic personality.