WanderingWordsmith
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Antonia "Toni" Mazzaferro, 16, Sophomore (wip)
Face: Niykee Heaton
This Italian Stallion is well... Provocative to say the least. Moved to Mendoza right after middle school from Chicago for her father's career, mother is a doctor. Their family is pure Italian with a long lineage. Her father works for an investment firm. As a lawyer, he recently was offered a better paying job. They moved to Mendoza a few years ago and it didn't take her mother long to find a job at a local hospital as an ER Surgeon.
Chuck Schmidt, 18, Senior (wip)
Chuck grew up with a fairly normal life white picket fence and a moderate house. He's the oldest of three with a sister that is 15 and a brother that is 12. He drives a GMC Jimmy, works in construction and plans to become a carpenter. This will be his last year on the baseball team as a pitcher. He's tall at 6'3" with his silver eyes and shaggy Sandy Blonde hair. His charming and conservative attitude, he has many friends. An avid party goer, unless the party is at his small beach front house. (Yes, he lives on his own.) He usually allows his friends to party at his place when they can't find another.
Chuck has been working on getting himself into an engineering program or a trade program. When he took the job over the summer his mind was set on the trades. Working as a carpenter for the company that hired him opened his eyes to the money that he could make as a red seal carpenter. Listening to the old heads that would tell him about the opportunities. Chuck naturally decided he wanted to get his grades up so he could qualify for the trade school apprenticeship.
He recently reached out to a girl he knows is really smart and asked her to tutor him over the next school year so he could get his grades to stay in a certain bracket that would increase his chances of getting into the program.
Name: Sullivan Graves
Nicknames: Sol Grundy, Sol
Age: 16
DOB: June 3rd
Face: Hopsin
Personality
- Smooth Operator
- Chill/laid back
- Witty
- Sarcastic
- Confident
- Cheeky
- Hides his maturity
Solomon Graves comes from the ghetto. Growing up on the east coast, living on Staten Island, New York. His father wasn't around long enough for Sol to meet. Ditching while his mother was still pregnant. Sol didn't have it good, but he appreciated everything he got. His mother did her best working two jobs and living in Staten. As soon as he was old enough, Sol started working at a grocery store as a bagger. He felt good helping his mom make ends meet, making her proud by staying out of trouble with the crooks on the street. She knew he would experiment and be out, but he had a good head and knew where he should and shouldn't be. Then he met someone named Apex at a party that featured a couple of people rapping in a small contest. The crowd instantly caught Solomon's attention. He fell in and while he didn't start good, that moment got his foot in the door. Few months later he was competing in B4BBL, Bar For Bar Battle League, otherwise Called Babble. It changed his life significantly, going from making a few hundred dollars a month bagging groceries to two grand a month travelling around the states for different rap battles. He wasn't old enough to drive, so he would have to carpool with others that were going to the same competition.
A year later, Sol became a known competitor in the rap battle world. his mother found a good steady job at a restaurant as a server, working at a place called Mi Casa Su Casa. This meant he was moving to the west coast. But Apex told him not to be concerned that he would still have battles moving to Mendoza. Before he moved, Solomon got his driver's license. Over the summer break, they moved to a small two-bedroom apartment between the north and south ends of Mendoza. He saved enough money from his performances and wins that they could afford to live in a pleasant area. He was just happy they didn't have to sit on the floor to duck stray shots.
He starts as a sophomore at Mendoza High school at the beginning of the year. Hopefully, he isn't the only hip hop head in the school.
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