Fitzgerald Mini-Dialogue

The character I'm going to examine is Pat Hobby from The Homes of the Stars. Judging by the first line he says, he sounds like he isn't very formal, and by the way he says he's in the pictures you can tell that that would be what he boasts about when he hits the clubs. And that seems like just the kind of person he would be with his apparent alcoholism. His alcoholic need also explains why we would trolley this couple around Hollywood and use the money he was paid in advance on booze. He seems very proud of the fact that he's a writer, even a washed up one, he mentions it on more than one occasion.
He also seems like he has some experience in lying, judging by the "cover-up" of why he isn't writing a picture when he's giving them the tour. Although, he isn't very good at it. He seems to be a very proud person, which is interesting considering the situation he's in, " The "Hello, Pat," rang confidently in their ears." I think he has a very strong sense of false accomplishment. All of his flaws and lying inevitably lead to him getting into even more trouble.