Editing Baron Augustus Reinhold

{{Quote|The Reinhold family treasure, the [[Golden Apple]], is hidden somewhere within this [[St Mystere|village]]. To whomever successfully locates this treasure, I offer the whole of my estate.|The contents on Baron Augustus Reinhold's will|Professor Layton and the Curious Village}}
{{CharacterInfobox
|name         = Augustus Reinhold
|image        = [[File:BaronReinhold.webp
|300px]]
|role         = Major Character
|appearances  = CV
|noncanon     = 
|englishvoice = ''No voiced dialogue''
|japanvoice   = ''No voiced dialogue''
|hometown     = [[St. Mystere]]
|occupation   = Former Baron of St. Mystere
|alias        = Gus{{tt|By Archibald}}
|gender       = Male
|species      = Human
|haircolor    = Brown
|eyecolor     = Black
|father       = 
|mother       = 
|partner      = * [[Lady Violet Reinhold|Violet Reinhold]]{{tt|Deceased}}
* [[Lady Dahlia Reinhold|Dahlia Reinhold]]{{tt|Robotic wife}}
|siblings     = [[Gordon Reinhold]]{{tt|Robotic brother}}
|offspring    = [[Flora Reinhold]]
|family       = 
|others       = * [[Simon Reinhold]]{{tt|Robotic nephew}}
* [[Archibald]]{{tt|Friend}}
* [[Bruno]]{{tt|Friend, Employee}}
* [[Matthew]]{{tt|Employee}}
* [[Ramon]]{{tt|employee}}
* [[Ingrid]]{{tt|Former employee}}
|jpname       = {{jpname|アレン・ラインフォード卿|(Aren Rainfōdo-kyō)|Sir Allen Rhineford}}
|frname       = Baron Augustus Reinhold
|dename       = Baron Augustus Reinhold
|esname       = Barón Augustus Reinhold
|itname       = Barone Augustus Reinhold
|nlname       = 
|korname      = 라인포드
}}

'''Baron Augustus Reinhold''' is a major character in ''[[Professor Layton and the Curious Village]]''. He was the baron of [[St. Mystere]] and [[Flora Reinhold|Flora's]] father, before his death a few years prior to the events of the game.

==Biography==
===Appearance===
The baron only ever appears in flashbacks and in a portrait in [[Reinhold Manor]] as a man with a larger build and a beard and moustache, with his hair balding on the top of his head. He wears a white ruffled shirt, grey trousers, and grey and black shoes, with a red coat with blue trimming on top. There are often several rings on both of his hands.

===Personality===
Baron Reinhold is shown to be a loving father, caring so much for his daughter Flora that he commissioned [[Lady Dahlia Reinhold|a robot replica]] of [[Lady Violet Reinhold|his wife]] to raise her after she passed away, although Flora appeared to be terrified of the robot. At one point, an entire [[Park of St. Mystere|amusement park]] was built for Flora as a gift. 

He appeared to have a fondness for puzzles and riddles, even going so far as to set his inheritance up as a final riddle to be solved, which leads [[Luke Triton|Luke]] to believe that [[Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]] and the baron would’ve gotten along well.



==Plot==
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===Pre-Game Life===
While the baron's daughter, [[Flora Reinhold|Flora]], was still very young, his wife [[Lady Violet Reinhold|Violet]] died from influenza. After cheering up after her death, he vowed to love Flora as much as he had loved his wife and cared for her greatly.

Only a few years later, he found out that he was terminally ill. Knowing that his time was running out, he decided to build a village to protect her from the outside world until she could be cared for properly. Along with his long-time friend [[Bruno]], who had experience building and constructing machines, he began his work. They built the village of St. Mystere and its residents. The robots that populated the town were built to be puzzle enthusiasts in order to test anyone who came there. The person he was looking for to take care of Flora needed to be smart enough to pass through the riddles set before them.

===''[[Professor Layton and the Curious Village]]''===
Reinhold's second wife, [[Lady Dahlia Reinhold|Dahlia]], decided to send a letter to [[Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]] to enlist his help in solving her late husband's inheritance riddle. Layton wished he'd had the chance to meet him before he passed away. [[Luke Triton]] admitted that the two would've gotten along.

During their second day in [[St. Mystere]], Layton and Luke discover the baron's journal. Inside, the baron spoke fondly about something but they didn't understand the context. After it was revealed that all of the villagers are robots, the two realized that the journal was referring to Lady Dahlia. She was originally built as a replacement for Violet but the baron was very upset about the identicality, so he had Bruno change its personality into Lady Dahlia. However, Flora was then terrified by the sudden change, which was something the baron regretted.

When Luke unlocked the door to the hidden room in [[Reinhold Manor]], he, Flora, and Layton found piles of gold and riches. A voice recording of the baron stated that taking the treasure would result in a complete shutdown of the village, including the robot residents. The baron wanted Layton to close St. Mystere forever, but Layton decided it was Flora's choice. With her kind heart, Flora decided not to take her inheritance and to leave the village as it is instead, as a thanks for the villagers' care.  
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
Baron Reinholds Grave.png|The baron in his coffin.
File:185px-PL1 Art1.png|A portrait of the baron, displayed in the foyer of Reinhold Manor.
File:CV Ending.webp|The baron and Bruno designing the village.
</gallery>

==Media==
===Music===
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|file=CV-Baron Reinhold.ogg
|length=2m44s}}

==Profile==
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''The late Baron Reinhold created St. Mystere and all its inhabitants for his daughter Flora. His love for Flora was so great, he devised an elaborate scheme to ensure that she wouldn't be alone after his death.''

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	He appeared to have a fondness for puzzles and riddles, even going so far as to set his inheritance up as a final riddle to be solved, which leads [[Luke Triton\|Luke]] to believe that [[Professor Hershel Layton\|Professor Layton]] and the baron would’ve gotten along well.		He appeared to have a fondness for puzzles and riddles, even going so far as to set his inheritance up as a final riddle to be solved, which leads [[Luke Triton\|Luke]] to believe that [[Professor Hershel Layton\|Professor Layton]] and the baron would’ve gotten along well.
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