Harold Bonnaire

"Jovial and happy-go-lucky man who has a bad habit of being maybe a bit too carefree. Ludovica's greatest enabler and spoils both of his children constantly."

Before passing on the position to his son, Remy, Harold was the Captain of the Gallant.

Personality
"There's no greater joy than the laughter of your wife and children!" Harold says in the intermission between chapters 2 and 3. When it comes to his children, he's uncaring of his wealth or appearance, not hesitating to get down in the dirt with his daughter to delight with her in simple creatures such as spiders.

In his youth he was equally uncaring of societal expectations, running off with a young lady he loved. When reality hit, without the support of their families, they returned, and Harold eventually married another, his wife Varna, who he's perfectly happy with. Even so, he still lacks a reverence for traditions and rituals, distracting his son all throughout the Gallant's change of command ceremony, much to Remy's concern.