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Finally, Sylvester... who hasn't even been introduced in the comic yet and won't be for quite awhile. This is the last of the age charts.

LATE TEENS: The pre-mustache years, Sylvester is the very picture of awkward skinny youth. He is the type of kid who rides his bicycle too fast and is clumsy around authority figures, but his sunny outlook always pulls through. He's sometimes bullied, because rather than sign up for football he likes to write poetry by the train tracks. Of course, he always thinks the bullies are his friends.

MIDDLE AGE: Time seems to have had little effect on Sylvester's charm since his adventure. At this stage in life he lives a quiet existence with the only things he could ever want. He spends most of his time writing poetry and not a lot of it going outside his house. Why should he, when he has comfy slippers and a view of the garden from the window?

OLD AGE: He's pretty much a certifiable "crazy old man" in his old age, though completely harmless. There's not much to his days now, but he may be driving his caretaker crazy too with his presumably impossible tales, neverending recitations, and pockets of "wisdom."

Harriet: [link]
Matty: [link]
Delphia: [link]

Description
Finally, Sylvester... who hasn't even been introduced in the comic yet and won't be for quite awhile. This is the last of the age charts.

LATE TEENS: The pre-mustache years, Sylvester is the very picture of awkward skinny youth. He is the type of kid who rides his bicycle too fast and is clumsy around authority figures, but his sunny outlook always pulls through. He's sometimes bullied, because rather than sign up for football he likes to write poetry by the train tracks. Of course, he always thinks the bullies are his friends.

MIDDLE AGE: Time seems to have had little effect on Sylvester's charm since his adventure. At this stage in life he lives a quiet existence with the only things he could ever want. He spends most of his time writing poetry and not a lot of it going outside his house. Why should he, when he has comfy slippers and a view of the garden from the window?

OLD AGE: He's pretty much a certifiable "crazy old man" in his old age, though completely harmless. There's not much to his days now, but he may be driving his caretaker crazy too with his presumably impossible tales, neverending recitations, and pockets of "wisdom."

Harriet: [link]
Matty: [link]
Delphia: [link]