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        January 2003

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Ashley Carter


  • Ashley Carter
    Age: 28
    Position: Lawyer



    Naturally brilliant and prodigious, Ashley fell into law. It was one of many blue-chip professions he could have opted for, but possibly the most lucrative. He has a forensically sharp mind and can quickly master a brief and charm his clients.

    There is a real sense that Ashley is in complete control - or at least is the master of creating the illusion he is in control. He is all about image and seldom lets his mask slip, afraid of what others might find, or, worse, what he may find himself.

    Ashley Carter


    Ashley is a vital and much liked member of the team; he is earmarked for high office and frequently sought out for his insight.


    Nonetheless, he seems to be more concerned with his sex life than he is with his ascent up the corporate ladder. He is having the time of his life, unfettered by ties or commitments, preferring to shag and go.

    His only real concern is the small matter of his imminent thirtieth birthday. Will Ashley be able to continue in his glorious infantilism? His life is untroubled by responsibility, but for how long can that last? You can’t remain a twenty-something forever. Should he start to take his life and career more seriously, or risk seeing it slip away?


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