Realistic or Modern We, the Living of Eastwood High | Out of Character

[erzulie]

Omg I’m an idiot

 

[Ungifted ;-;]

I’ve realized that it would impact her background a major lot so nope

 

[Cassie Lang]

Omg I’m an idiot

Don't feel bad. I just realized I skipped over Naomi when I double checked who has posted their CS in the CS thread myself.

 

[Grape Soda]

I’ve realized that it would impact her background a major lot so nope

You could switch it to gay dads and have your birth mom be a surrogate mother for them.
If you wanted to do something different

 

[erzulie]

I realized that most of our peeps are pretty fit lol

 

[Ungifted ;-;]

You could switch it to gay dads and have your birth mom be a surrogate mother for them.
If you wanted to do something different

Thanks but i’ve decided to keep it as it is

 

[Gowi]

I realized that most of our peeps are pretty fit lol

You need cardio to survive.

 

[erzulie]

Very true

 

[Grape Soda]

Rule number one.
Very important

 

[Cassie Lang]

You need cardio to survive.

 

[Ungifted ;-;]

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[erzulie]

I’d say Naomi had pretty good stamina and strength from her odd jobs, but not on an athletic level lol

 

[Gowi]

No matter how athletic Fitz is, she's still fairly short and lithe. I'm not sure if her stamina buff makes up for her strength debuff.

 

[Cassie Lang]

Ungifted ;-; My main concern with Esmee is that there is quite the overlap with Grape Soda 's character. Both have two mothers, both are theater kids, etc.

 

[Ungifted ;-;]

Ungifted ;-; My main concern with Esmee is that there is quite the overlap with Grape Soda 's character. Both have two mothers, both are theater kids, etc.

Imma make her have a single parent and take her out of theatre because now I’m seeing it too

 

[Ungifted ;-;]

Cassie Lang I changed her characterization so now they won’t overlap, I apologize.

 

[XOBuggyBatXO]

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[div class=headerleft]Kason Roberts[/div]

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[div class=headermain]Appearance

Street rat. Delinquent. White trash. Your first impression of Kason would probably be one of those. The boy is of average height (5'8") and lean build. Spending more time on the streets than in his own home or school, he's usually spotted wearing the same gray hoodie, a pair of filth-stained denim jeans, and some ratty old sneakers. Mostly indifferent toward the whole school experience, Kason tries to keep his head down until he can escape the campus and get on with street business. His classmates undoubtedly view him as some loser to be pitied or else bullied, but most won't touch him with a nine-foot pole for fear of catching his outcast status. If you were to bump into him in the hall, he'd probably walk on without a word. Or he might become suddenly hostile and shove you back. Or he might just give you a bewildered look before frantically scurrying away. His drug habits can be blamed for his highly unpredictable behavior; of course, this lack of predictability just makes it more appropriate that Kason be rejected by his peers.

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With a prostitute for a mother and an entirely absent father, Kason was born an outcast. His mother is neglectful, saving most of her affection for the men that pay well and spending the rest of her time completely drugged up. To make matters worse, Kason's home is always bustling with unsavory men. Trevor, the pimp, practically lives with them, and he's always got his goons nearby. Of course, a lot of drugs and cash pass through the boy's home, so Kason (being the little delinquent that he is) has received many a beating from the men of the house when he's tried to make off with something that he didn't earn. In his own home, this boy has faced death threats, brutal attacks, and haunting humiliations. Thus, Kason prefers to spend his time on the streets, selling "product" so he can use it too, because nothing in this life is worth more than that next great high.

There's more to Kason than his drug addiction, delinquency, and family problems though. He really is a child at heart, dreaming of worldly travels far outside of his financial reach. He takes great pleasure in the little things that life has to offer: tasty treats, a starry night sky, the light-hearted laughter of children at play, a fluffy puppy, the smell of coffee. Few people get to see this soft, dreamy side of Kason, however, as he always has to put up a tough front for the sake of business and keeping what's his. On the streets, maintaining your image is about more than popularity; it can mean life or death. Plus, people can't be trusted, not in the cold world that Kason knows. Should any sappy feelings start to seep out, Kason will likely turn to aggression to conceal his vulnerability and re-assert his toughness. The boy will never back down from a fight, fair or not. Likewise, any test of his manhood is to be taken seriously (a dare is a dare, bro). Finally, it might be evident that Kason has zero respect for the school hierarchy. That cheerleader is no more worthy of his admiration than that shunned goth in the corner. Those rich "popular" kids are just some self-righteous, spoiled brats that haven't even experienced the real, harsh world yet. And when it comes down to it, everyone is just in it for themselves.

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• 1 small bag of coke, hidden in his sock
• 1 pocketed doobie & 1 lighter
• 1 black backpack:
  • 1 hollowed-out book containing a small wad of cash & 1 pill bottle filled with colorful tablets (Molly)
  • 1 National Geographic magazine depicting beautiful scenery from around the world
  • 1 calculator
  • 3 bottles of water
  • 1 can of Axe body spray

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[Grape Soda]

the apocalypse is a rough place to go cold turkey

 

[Gowi]

 

[Cassie Lang]

I don't mind someone struggling with a drug addiction. I knew people that'd hit up a joint in HS or at parties that I was at, and people joke that my hometown is a meth town considering how many meth labs the police find.

That aside, a pimp in midwest suburbia? What exactly would Trevor want with a town of, say, at most 30K people instead of focusing his operations in some big city? Just curious.

 

[XOBuggyBatXO]

Hey, every pimp's gotta start somewhere.

 

[Lurker]

 

[erzulie]

So when are we gonna get things rolling? Cassie Lang

 

[Gowi]

I think this is the edgiest sheet I've seen in a half-decade.

 

[Grape Soda]

every apocalypse needs at least one edgy boy