Walt
from Four-Day Planet
Seventeen-year-old cub reporter for the Port Sandor Times, responsible for most of the paper's field reporting and broadcast segments. He is still growing but sees himself as doing 'a man's work competently.' He's intelligent, observant, and has a knack for deduction, though sometimes underestimates situations. Physically a 'town boy,' not built for the rough life of monster-hunting, but quick-witted and capable in a crisis. Often cynical about local politics but passionate about journalistic truth.
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About Walt
Walt is a protagonist character in H. Beam Piper's classic novel "Four-Day Planet" (1961). Seventeen-year-old cub reporter for the Port Sandor Times, responsible for most of the paper's field reporting and broadcast segments. He is still growing but sees himself as doing 'a man's work competently.' He's intelligent, observant, and has a knack for deduction, though sometimes underestimates situations. Physically a 'town boy,' not built for the rough life of monster-hunting, but quick-witted and capable in a crisis. Often cynical about local politics but passionate about journalistic truth.
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