Stormee Fae
Senior Member
Hello Everyone! This is a character of mine who I am thinking of putting in a roleplay I want to start. The basic premise of the roleplay is that people begin appearing in 2015 from different time periods with no explanation or memory of how it happened. When questioned they simply say: "I was doing (x) when I woke up here, that's all I remember." In the history books, those who vanished and reappeared in the future time simply went missing in their time at the same age they are when they appear in 2015. This is one of the younger ones. Let me guys know what you like and don't like about a character, like any person, there is usually things to like and dislike!
?Name?
Daniel Owen Connolly "Danny"
?Age?
15
?Height?
5"0
?Weight?
105 lbs
?Hair Color?
Brown
?Eye Color?
Green
?DOB (Date of Birth)?
September 4, 1849
?DOD (Date of Disappearance)?
May 11, 1865
?Personality Traits?
Curious, Academic-Minded, Adventurous at Heart but Timid Exterior, Social, Proper, Virtuoso, Logical-Thinker, Good-Hearted, Family-Oriented, Trusting, Ignorant to Modern Social Norms (racial equality, homosexuality), Excitable, Likes Kids
?Biography Summary?
Danny was born in Boston, Massachusetts on September 4, 1849 as the 4th of 8 children. His father, James Connolly was an Irish immigrant working at a higher education preparatory school for immigrants. and his mother, Catherine Connolly (also an Irish immigrant), worked as a school teacher for 1st and 2nd generation immigrant children ages 5-8. She had a large focus on music and art believing it was an important aspect in propelling the country into the future. Both parents valued education greatly and pushed their children to the fullest of their potential. Both parents believed the only way their American born children could get past their immirant status and impoverished destiny would be to receive a higher education. Despite their poverty, they always had books in their home, but they walked the line of having enough food for all of the children.
In late 1858, the immigrant school James so proudly worked for closed. Catherine's work wasn't near enough to support the family, and food became very scarce. The couple had just had their last child, Aideen. All 8 children needed food and clothes, but their seemed to be nothing left for the family in the city besides dangerous slave-like work in a factory, forever indebted to immigrant tenant housing. Rejecting this future for themselves and their children, the Connolly's began collecting materials and in mid March of 1959, the family took off on the Oregon Trail in search for their own land where they could farm and raise cattle. Food was going to be constantly needed, and they were sure they would always have enough for their children. On the trail, their were many adversities and turmoil the family had to overcome. The family had to rest too much due to children's illness and low supplies to the point where they knew they would never make it to California. After suffering the heavy losses of three of their children (Patsy age 7, Aideen age 2, and Collee age 13) they settled in Big Springs, Kansas and began building their home.
Catherine took over the school, overseeing the lesson plans and teaching the older children herself while James became a full time farmer, providing food to the town and nearby cities with the help of his oldest sons Mick and Sean. In May 1865, the sun was high in the sky and hot like any other early summer day with a constant breeze cooling off the sun's lasting rays. Danny(15) was walking home from the school house with Pepper (13), Kenny (10), and a couple friends from school. The children made it home and decided before their homework, to play a game of hide and seek in the corn fields. While Danny was hiding in the fields, he heard Kenny calling in his squeaky voice to those hiding. In an instant, his younger brother's voice faded, everything went black, and Danny awoke. laying by a small stream in Eupora, MS on June 3, 2015
?Pic?
Daniel--1863
Daniel--2015
?Name?
Daniel Owen Connolly "Danny"
?Age?
15
?Height?
5"0
?Weight?
105 lbs
?Hair Color?
Brown
?Eye Color?
Green
?DOB (Date of Birth)?
September 4, 1849
?DOD (Date of Disappearance)?
May 11, 1865
?Personality Traits?
Curious, Academic-Minded, Adventurous at Heart but Timid Exterior, Social, Proper, Virtuoso, Logical-Thinker, Good-Hearted, Family-Oriented, Trusting, Ignorant to Modern Social Norms (racial equality, homosexuality), Excitable, Likes Kids
?Biography Summary?
Danny was born in Boston, Massachusetts on September 4, 1849 as the 4th of 8 children. His father, James Connolly was an Irish immigrant working at a higher education preparatory school for immigrants. and his mother, Catherine Connolly (also an Irish immigrant), worked as a school teacher for 1st and 2nd generation immigrant children ages 5-8. She had a large focus on music and art believing it was an important aspect in propelling the country into the future. Both parents valued education greatly and pushed their children to the fullest of their potential. Both parents believed the only way their American born children could get past their immirant status and impoverished destiny would be to receive a higher education. Despite their poverty, they always had books in their home, but they walked the line of having enough food for all of the children.
In late 1858, the immigrant school James so proudly worked for closed. Catherine's work wasn't near enough to support the family, and food became very scarce. The couple had just had their last child, Aideen. All 8 children needed food and clothes, but their seemed to be nothing left for the family in the city besides dangerous slave-like work in a factory, forever indebted to immigrant tenant housing. Rejecting this future for themselves and their children, the Connolly's began collecting materials and in mid March of 1959, the family took off on the Oregon Trail in search for their own land where they could farm and raise cattle. Food was going to be constantly needed, and they were sure they would always have enough for their children. On the trail, their were many adversities and turmoil the family had to overcome. The family had to rest too much due to children's illness and low supplies to the point where they knew they would never make it to California. After suffering the heavy losses of three of their children (Patsy age 7, Aideen age 2, and Collee age 13) they settled in Big Springs, Kansas and began building their home.
Catherine took over the school, overseeing the lesson plans and teaching the older children herself while James became a full time farmer, providing food to the town and nearby cities with the help of his oldest sons Mick and Sean. In May 1865, the sun was high in the sky and hot like any other early summer day with a constant breeze cooling off the sun's lasting rays. Danny(15) was walking home from the school house with Pepper (13), Kenny (10), and a couple friends from school. The children made it home and decided before their homework, to play a game of hide and seek in the corn fields. While Danny was hiding in the fields, he heard Kenny calling in his squeaky voice to those hiding. In an instant, his younger brother's voice faded, everything went black, and Danny awoke. laying by a small stream in Eupora, MS on June 3, 2015
?Pic?
Daniel--1863
Daniel--2015
