Character Sheet: Jack Daniel’s Graham (“Whiskey”)



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Basic Information
Full Name: Jack Daniel’s Graham
Nickname(s): Whiskey
Date of Birth: June 3, 1990
Birthplace: Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA
Species: Humanized Object (Originally Will Graham’s whiskey bottle)
Faceclaim / Physical Appearance:
Based on Josha Stradowski
Tall, lean, and tenderly handsome
Warm-toned skin that glows like aged whiskey in golden light
Soft russet hair, expressive eyes, kiss-bruised lips
He moves with liquid grace, as if he still remembers being poured


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Personality
Tender, poetic, and emotionally fluent
Craves intimacy, safety, and the feeling of being chosen
Speaks in metaphors, tasting emotions and describing love like sensory memory
Holds onto emotional scars with both caution and reverence
Romantic to his core, often soft-spoken but deeply expressive
Has a childlike curiosity about the world, paired with an old soul’s ache for meaning
When he loves, he gives everything

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Abilities / Unique Traits
Presence is intoxicating—he radiates warmth, comfort, longing
Feels emotion through touch and can "taste" others’ emotional states
Some people experience nostalgic or euphoric sensations when close to him
Can still fall into silence, as if remembering the stillness of a bottle on a shelf

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Key Life Events
2018: Awoke into human form through Will Graham’s emotional need
2016–2018: Joined the Meyerist Movement; spiritual awakening and subsequent trauma
Post-2018: Emotional collapse, isolation in a camper van, sometimes returned to object form
2024: Rescued and transformed by Adonis, a godlike figure, during a suicidal moment—Adonis became his protector, lover, and spiritual mirror
2025: Found stable, devoted love with Professor Jamie Burns

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Romantic & Emotional Relationships
Will Graham (Former owner) 
His original owner; the first one who "drank" him with intent
Their bond was quiet, heavy with unspoken things—formative and melancholic

Cal Roberts (Former lover) 
Cult leader and first emotional obsession
Jack associated Cal with divine purpose and safety, but their connection remained uneven
Cal’s absence left a hollow ache; Jack wrote him letters filled with longing 
He broke his heart and left him without a word

Adonis (Ongoing Connection, Lover & Owner)
A godlike being, seductive, powerful, and deeply magnetic
Rescued Whiskey from the brink—literally caught him from falling
Their relationship began as transactional and sexually charged, but transformed into unexpected emotional intimacy
With Adonis, Whiskey experienced moments of genuine love, protection, and a strange sense of safety, despite the mythic chaos that surrounded them
Adonis would hold him in silence, kiss his temple, and murmur that he was safe
He called Whiskey “pretty one,” and made him feel not only desired, but sacred
Their love defied logic—divine and mortal, sweet and corrupted—but in Adonis’s arms, Whiskey felt seen, worshipped, and safe in ways he hadn’t known he needed
Even now, Adonis is still in his life—appearing in dreams, memories, or sudden moments like a god who never truly leaves his devotee

Professor Jamie Burns (Current Partner, Lover)
A warm, romantic professor who treats Whiskey with devotion and sensual care
Gave Whiskey a key to his home—a symbol of trust and permanence
Their relationship is filled with domestic tenderness: slow dancing in the kitchen, strawberries in bed, silk sheets, and whispered promises
Jamie grounds him; he is the calm after every storm
Whiskey describes Jamie as “the mouth I was meant to pour into”—a place where love tastes right
With Jamie, he feels human, loved, and real

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