Caster (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)

Pyōtoru Irīchi Chaikofusukī (ピョートル・イリイチ・チャイコフスキー) class name Caster (キャスター), is a Caster-class servant able to be summoned Fujinami Satoru in the Grand Conquest of Fate/Divine Order.

Identity
Caster's true identity is Pyōtoru Irīchi Chaikofusukī (ピョートル・イリイチ・チャイコフスキー). a composer from 19th Century Russia who is often touted as one of the world’s greatest composers. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, better known as just Tchaikovsky, was a Russian composer during the mid to late 1800s. His music was most well known for its combination of both Russian and Western influences. He was born in 1840 to a family known for its long-time involvement with the military. He is known for his insistence on learning, by the age of six, he was already fluent in French and German along with his mother tongue. He was also quick to learn music, being able to read music sheets by three and started learning to play the piano at age five. His parents, initially supportive, hired a tutor and encouraged his piano study for both aesthetic and practical reasons. However, this brief learning period was cut short when Tchaikovsky was sent to study at the Imperial School of Jurisprudence, the most prestigious boys school in St. Petersburg and all of Russia. He went to the preparatory school at age ten, his early separation from his family and especially his mother caused Tchaikovsky a great amount of emotional trauma, this was intensified when Tchaikovsky's mother passed away which led him to start writing a waltz in her memory. Isolated, Tchaikovsky compensated with friendships with fellow students that would soon become lifelong connections. With his life in the boarding school, music was a lesson taught there but not considered a priority. This itself bridged the gap between Tchaikovsky and his peers in the school, they would often attend opera shows and would continue studying the piano during this time. He would later graduate from the School and would start Civil Service. In 1861 he would join classes from the Russian Musical Society and would study many musical concepts which helped him transform into a musical professional and a composer. The Musical Society's teachings also influenced Tchaikovsky's compositions with a European flair; this harmony of the two styles became important in Tchaikovsky's reconciliation of Russian and European influences in his compositional style. He believed and showed that both these aspects were "intertwined and mutually dependent". Tchaikovsky's style soon created a rift between him and other Russian composers, but this distinctive style was what made Tchaikovsky a one-of-a-kind composer with many considering him “not Russian enough”. He went on to create several ballets, operas and hundreds of compositions. His music is still very much iconic and still performed to this day. Despite the fame he earned, his life was still filled with turmoil and depression The most famous of his pieces is the 1812 Overture, a piece commissioned by the Tsar to commemorate the Russian army’s victory over Napoleon’s, Tchaikovsky describes it as “very loud and noisy, but [without] artistic merit, because I wrote it without warmth and without love.”

Personality
Tchaikovsky is considered by others in Chaldea to be a “lovable grumpy old man”. He sometimes takes things too seriously and maintains a calm demeanor in any kind of situation. His gruff voice often makes him seem quite intimidating to others, but at heart he is still a very caring man willing to help anyone. He usually distances himself from the crowds, preferring to work himself to the point where he would try to fix things even if he did not know how to. His stubborn side seems to hide his more caring personality, using the excuse “doing it just this once” to justify actions he considers to be ‘out of character’. Tchaikovsky also puts his peers in music and literature in high regard, somehow being the only person who can convince Mozart and Salieri to perform together with him. Though towards older servants, he seems to be more open with his emotions and his love for grim jokes. Tchai would often share a drink with these older servants such as Hassan of the Cursed Arm or William Tell during break times. He has exceptions however, he has a “semi-hostile” relationship with James Moriarty because of his nickname, “The Napoleon of Crime”, and an even more hostile relationship with the actual Napoleon, often blaming him for the creation of the 1812 Overture.

Class Skills
Territory Creation lets Tchaikovsky create a recreation of the, a venue famous for performing his plays and operas, a workshop in its own right for the composer.
 * Territory Creation: B 

Personal Skills
Known for the incredible amount of compositions, operas and plays he created during his life, Tchaikovsky is able to speak magical incantations for spells which use the medium of music at an incredible pace. This manifests in the way he is able to conduct and control his “familiars”, using them as a medium to use his music magecraft by giving them precise directions by using High-Speed Incantation. Being a famous composer and practitioner of musical Magecraft, Tchaikovsky has earned this skill for his works throughout his lifetime. The skill denotes a form of divine protection from the Muses. The ability of the skill itself gives Tchaikovsky protection from spells that impair his hearing while also giving plus modifiers to his Music magecraft. Tchaikovsky is known to be a musical prodigy, learning the basics at 5 years old and later on started studying with the Russian Musical Society. Tchaikovsky is always known for his connection to music and his natural talent for the musical arts which was how he earned the skill. The skill boosts the performance of his skills, such as upgrading “Territory Creation” from a B-Rank skill to an A-Rank skill.
 * High-Speed Incantation: B
 * Protection of the Music God: B 
 * Inherent Wisdom: A