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| − | {{Characterbox|row3 = December 4, 1962|row4 = USMC|row5 = General|row6 = Cisgender male|row7 = Mostly straight|row8 = Transmission 3|row9 = Ashley Willard (wife), Jessica Willard (daughter)|row2 = James Oliva}}General Willard oversees [[Yule Team]]. He is/was the commanding officer of [[Holly]], [[Oak]], [[Camellia]], and [[Evergreen]]. |
+ | {{Characterbox|row3 = December 4, 1962|row4 = USMC|row5 = General|row6 = Cisgender male|row7 = Mostly straight|row8 = Transmission 3|row9 = Ashley Willard (wife), Jessica Willard (daughter)|row2 = James Oliva|alignment = Neutral Evil|mbti = ENTJ|enneagram = 3w2}}General Willard oversees [[Yule Team]]. He is/was the commanding officer of [[Holly]], [[Oak]], [[Camellia]], and [[Evergreen]]. |
General Willard has mentored Holly and Oak for many years. He and Holly have always gotten along exceptionally well. General Willard hand-picked each member of Yule Team. |
General Willard has mentored Holly and Oak for many years. He and Holly have always gotten along exceptionally well. General Willard hand-picked each member of Yule Team. |
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General Willard oversees Yule Team. He is/was the commanding officer of Holly, Oak, Camellia, and Evergreen.
General Willard has mentored Holly and Oak for many years. He and Holly have always gotten along exceptionally well. General Willard hand-picked each member of Yule Team.
Willard has always seemed like the perfect supervisor for Holly. He provided accommodations, such as occasional telecommuting and a part-time work schedule (when not in the field) so Holly could continue working for him despite issues related to her autism.
Holly and Oak were among a small group of close work friends regularly invited to parties at the Willard residence. Holly, who has not spoken to her father in more than a decade, has been very attached to Willard from the start.
Season One
General Willard calls Holly's cell phone at the end of Transmission 3. He tells her they need to talk, then says not to hang up—"It's about Oak."
Personal Life
Willard and his wife have been having marriage difficulties for several years. They were separated for roughly two years, but they managed to reconcile during mid-2016.