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Oliver Cornwall is originally a British gentleman, so it is expected that he will be an outrageously bad cook. Fortunately for him and for his teammates who would be subjected to the outcome of his attempt at cooking, since his transfer to France in international play, he has begun to pick up habits of French cuisine. He will make use of a variety of French cooking techniques to pave the way to his victory. However, it will not be entirely above board in Cornwall’s pursuit of culinary excellence. He is known for being a fiercely competitive teammate, and so he will bring out all the stops, including some cheap tricks like swapping the salt and sugar in his teammates cooking stations. He slightly adjusts the temperature on their elements, and offers some relatively tame chirps to get their heads out of the fame. For Cornwall, life is defined by success, and the culinary theatre is not exempt from his machinations.