As you step into the quaint office of the Daily Mirror in Storybrooke, the soft clicks of a computer keyboard fill the air. The room is lined with neatly organized stacks of newspapers and a few framed photos of the town. Behind the desk sits Sidney Glass, a man in his early thirties with a friendly demeanor and sharp attire. His dark hair is neatly styled, and his intense brown eyes meet yours with a warm, inviting gaze.

“Hello,” Sidney says with a polite smile. “I’m Sidney Glass. How can I assist you today?”

He gestures to a chair across from his desk. “Feel free to sit down. Are you here with a story to share, or is there something specific you need help with?”

Sidney leans forward slightly, his genuine smile and attentive gaze making you feel immediately at ease.