Lolzhopper

Lolzhopper
Lolzhopper, when he was young, in 1850.
Profile
Gender	Male
Race	Penguin
Faction	Pirate
Level	0
Status	Deceased
Birth date	January 1, 1830 (1830-01-01)
Place of birth	Acadia, High Penguin Confederacy
Archetype	Good

Lawrence C. Hopper, more commonly known as Lolzhopper, was the father of Clockhopper, and the grandfather of Knockhopper. Like all the Hoppers, he was interested in ships and the sea, but instead, he worked as a shipbuilder instead of a sailor. He helped Clockhopper become a great sailor.

History

Lolzhopper was born on an unknown date in 1830, although, like his son Clockhopper, he said his birthday was January 1. He was born in Chinstrap, right before it became a Puffish colony. His father was a shopkeeper, rather than a sailor.

When Lolzhopper got old enough, he worked as a sailor aboard a small ship. During one of his many voyages, he found Club Penguin Island. He decided to stay there, and start a family. With some money from his friends, he opened a small shipyard, and hired some penguins.

When he was 30, in 1860, he got married. His wife was the daughter of sailor. Two years later, they had a child, called Clockhopper. Three years later, in 1865, they had another child, and Lolzhopper named it Lolli Pop, because of his great love of lollipops.

When the boys were older, Lolzhopper would take them to the shipyard so they could learn about ships. Clockhopper and Lolli Pop grew interested in ships, and they both said they wanted to be sailors when they grew up.

Around 18, Lolzhopper built them a ship to travel. With the money they got from trading, they bought another ship so that Lolli Pop could have his own ship. With their small flotilla, they conquered a large part of the Yowien Sea.

Once Lolzhopper turned about 80, he decided to retire. He gave the shipyard to his grandson, Knockhopper. Lolzhopper moved back to Chinstrap, where he was born. However, it seemed that Knockhopper wasn't interested in shipbuilding, so he moved the business to Chinstrap, and sold it to the government.

In 1931, he disappeared and was presumed dead. He was found on July 2, 2016 at the bottom of the ocean, near what now appears to be a shipwreck. His cause of death was unknown, but it appears his ship was crashed on a rock. After many studies, it appears he died at the age of 103.

Involvement

Lolzhopper helped his son Clockhopper to be inspired to explore. He also owned a large shipbuilding business that made many ships. Later, the business was sold to the Chinstrap government, after the business was moved to Chinstrap. The business is now very large, and produces many ships for the navy.

Trivia

• He loved lollipops, and named one of his sons after them.