Robert Tiberius Alstion
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Prince Robert of Aaun, born as Robert Tiberius Alstion (Flexio: Robertus Tiberius Johannes), also referred to as Fat Robert or the Fat Prince, is a member of House Alstion - the royal family of the Apostolic Kingdom of Aaun. He is the fifthborn child of King John of Aaun and Amelya of Middelan. Robert is fifth in the line of succession to the Aaunic throne behind his older siblings.
Early Life
Robert Tiberius Alstion was born in the royal capital of the United Kingdom of Aaun, Whitespire, on the 24th of Owyn's Flame in 1958. He is the fifthborn child and the fourthborn son of King John and Amelya of Middelan. Being low in the line of succession, public exposure of his birth was minimal and only known among the immediate royal family within the first year of his birth. Equally, little to no pressure would be placed on the young prince to conform to an acceptable lifestyle standard that would bolster his image. Paired with the appetite that he had apparently been born with; Robert would garner a weight that could be considered obese by the age of three - something that had been sustained through the daily consumption of biscuits and cakes, a symptom of his aversive stance towards salted or otherwise 'bland' food. However, his tendency to overstuff himself resulted in numerous public incidents where the young prince would find himself vomiting over himself and his surroundings, much to the dismay of onlookers and his family.
Despite some physical activity outside of the public eye, he largely maintained this weight and he managed to begin building muscle in his teenage years that contributed to a sturdier appearance. Though, his outlandish height allowed the fat in his body to distribute evenly which masked the true extent of obesity to some degree. Away from an urban populace he believed was ridiculing him, Robert began spending more of his time in the rural lands of the kingdom where he acquired a passion for hunting, foraging, and hiking. Learning from those who lived rurally, he obtained practical experience and appreciation in areas that many city dwellers would not be as familiar with.
Titles and Styles
- 1958 to Present: His Royal Highness, Prince Robert of Aaun
Gallery
Portrait of Prince Robert as a child
Portrait of Prince Robert as a young adult
