Barry Angel - The Untrained Slave
The Untrained Slave
Like his reluctant master, Barry Angel was in The Wild Side from the outset - the other lead character in the original book. Having rewritten that book to fit in with the series, Barry doesn't appear until book 5 - Christmas at the The Wild Side, where he is only seen and admired at a distance. Then in book 7 - A Walk on The Wild Side, he gets top billing alongside Ralph Daley. And in book 8 - An Angel Falls to The Wild Side, Barry is the main star.
Barry is a bit unusual in The Wild Side. He is a slave of one of the members, but has never gone through any formal training at the approved camps. A second class slave in many people's eyes, although Barry is far from that. He is a complicated character, with an unusual moral code which causes problems in his relationship with Ralph Daley. They get sorted out, but it's never an easy path.
I think Austin Wolf, who is pictured here, is a reasonably good fit for how I describe Barry, although he doesn't have that fabulous stomach tat. He does boast one attribute in common with Austin, which for decency sake I don't show here. But Austin like Barry has one hell of a fine ass!
Beyond these commendable physical attributes, Barry has a flair for drama and a very creative imagination, which he gets to explore at The Wild Side when the owner employs him as his set designed for The Fantasy Zone.
Like his reluctant master, Barry Angel was in The Wild Side from the outset - the other lead character in the original book. Having rewritten that book to fit in with the series, Barry doesn't appear until book 5 - Christmas at the The Wild Side, where he is only seen and admired at a distance. Then in book 7 - A Walk on The Wild Side, he gets top billing alongside Ralph Daley. And in book 8 - An Angel Falls to The Wild Side, Barry is the main star.
Barry is a bit unusual in The Wild Side. He is a slave of one of the members, but has never gone through any formal training at the approved camps. A second class slave in many people's eyes, although Barry is far from that. He is a complicated character, with an unusual moral code which causes problems in his relationship with Ralph Daley. They get sorted out, but it's never an easy path.
I think Austin Wolf, who is pictured here, is a reasonably good fit for how I describe Barry, although he doesn't have that fabulous stomach tat. He does boast one attribute in common with Austin, which for decency sake I don't show here. But Austin like Barry has one hell of a fine ass!
Beyond these commendable physical attributes, Barry has a flair for drama and a very creative imagination, which he gets to explore at The Wild Side when the owner employs him as his set designed for The Fantasy Zone.