Post by randy weller on Jul 20, 2013 20:03:25 GMT -6
RANDY WELLER
and when i need an explanation, for the silence
you just tell me, you don't wanna talk about it now
what you're not saying is coming in loud and clear
you just tell me, you don't wanna talk about it now
what you're not saying is coming in loud and clear
general*
name: Randy Weller
age: seventeen
gender: male
face-claim: Evan Peters
sexuality: undecided
occupation: student
member group: local
closer look*
likes
- not being serious. jokes all the time to hide behind a facade or just to be funny
- whipped cream
- writing. only short stories however, he doesn't have the patience for anything longer
- flannel shirts
- the beach
- walking
- evening time
- rabbits. he really, really likes rabbits.
dislikes
- loud, abrupt noises
- being alone for extended periods of time (not out of anxiety but out of boredom )
- himself. occasionally
- people that are always serious no matter the situation
- when the weather is borderline hot/cold and he can't decide whether to wear a jacket or not
strengths
- bluffing
- math
- good social/people skills
- independent
- laughing it off
- off hand flirting
- passing the buck
weaknesses
- easily intimidated/scared by older men
- insecure
- thickheaded
- quick to upset
- succumbs to peer pressure
- first to panic
- startled easily
fears
- being insignificant
- not being able to hold a job
- death
goals
- get into college
- get a job
- move into his own apartment
tell me more!
history
Randy Weller was homegrown right in the heart of Friday, California. He has never known anything except the hustle and bustle of city life, however, his mother Lily does. When he was younger, Lily used to retell stories of her more quaint life and how she met his father and of course Randy was enthralled. As a child, Randy loved his parents attention and plain and simple, they gave it to him without question. Nothing was really off in the household until Randy hit his middle school days.
Inexplicitly, his drive to do school work, or anything at all just dropped. He wasn't persay lazy and didn't lounge around all day, but even with his constant movement still did nothing productive. His father began to sour on him to say the least. The two would fight constantly with his mother on the sidelines trying to referee. This is also the point in time where his father started getting abusive. It was verbal at first, Randy was confrontational when he was younger and just laughed in his face at practically everything he would say. He didn't care all too much about his grades or his performance at school and everything his parents were doing didn't change anything.
Then his father got physical. It started with an altercation as Randy got home from school, or supposedly school. He had skipped that day and his father was off work, so he had gotten the call from the school that his son was absent. Blowing off his threats and arguing with him, Randy's father proceeded to push him his son up the staircase, causing him to fall flat on his back. Randy wasn't seriously injured, but definitely spooked and shut up immediately, racing up to his room. His father on the other hand, took this as a means to get what he wanted from his son. The situations got increasingly worse until one day, Randy finally turned his grades around for the better. He wasn't and isn't a straight A student, but he at least got manageable grades and actually put effort into schoolwork. Every now and again he would slack off and be met with the same punishment. Over the years as he continued to high school, his fears developed more. Recently however, the physical fighting have been more sporadic and without reason or warning.
Inexplicitly, his drive to do school work, or anything at all just dropped. He wasn't persay lazy and didn't lounge around all day, but even with his constant movement still did nothing productive. His father began to sour on him to say the least. The two would fight constantly with his mother on the sidelines trying to referee. This is also the point in time where his father started getting abusive. It was verbal at first, Randy was confrontational when he was younger and just laughed in his face at practically everything he would say. He didn't care all too much about his grades or his performance at school and everything his parents were doing didn't change anything.
Then his father got physical. It started with an altercation as Randy got home from school, or supposedly school. He had skipped that day and his father was off work, so he had gotten the call from the school that his son was absent. Blowing off his threats and arguing with him, Randy's father proceeded to push him his son up the staircase, causing him to fall flat on his back. Randy wasn't seriously injured, but definitely spooked and shut up immediately, racing up to his room. His father on the other hand, took this as a means to get what he wanted from his son. The situations got increasingly worse until one day, Randy finally turned his grades around for the better. He wasn't and isn't a straight A student, but he at least got manageable grades and actually put effort into schoolwork. Every now and again he would slack off and be met with the same punishment. Over the years as he continued to high school, his fears developed more. Recently however, the physical fighting have been more sporadic and without reason or warning.
out of character!
alias: finch
experience: i haven't been counting but a good few years
other characters: n/a
have you read the rules? You pass!
experience: i haven't been counting but a good few years
other characters: n/a
have you read the rules? You pass!
