#crossover roleplay

|| Open to crossovers, anons, casual and semi-lit, most of all this is just for fun! ||

|| Writer is 26, he/him, very autistic about dinosaurs and Jurassic Park/World ||

|| This is a sideblog. I can nauuut follow from here </3 ||

Writers notes:

- I combine aspects of both Movie!Ian and Book!Ian with aspects of JWE Ian, i.e. the Jurassic Park DLC and San Diego campaign

- My headcanons and writing about his disabilities come from personal experience

- Ian in my mind is autistic but its pretty obvious in canon

- I also write Ian as being trans, usually being somewhat gender diverse/queer/a trans man. Life can not be contained and all that.

- I usually write Ian in appearance close to JP1 and Jeff between 1993-2009, and i’m not too strict on the year RP takes place

- I may also take breaks or not feel like writing sometimes which is why I prefer casual as to not disappoint the more dedicated

About Ian Malcolm:

- Malcolm was one of the few survivors of the Jurassic Park incident in Costa Rica. He was hired by late Lawyer Donald Gennaro to apply his experience in Chaos Theory to the park’s possible success or downfall. Needless to say he betted and won on it’s downfall.

- He has since broken an NDA to remain quiet about the existence of Jurassic Park and the events that happened. Due to this his reputation has been on the line and many universities want little to do with him.

- Lives in Austin, Texas. He frequently travels, but instead of doing lectures like he used to, most of his trips are for legal battles, family visits and interviews. The only people willing to hear him out so far have also signed an NDA.

- The incident in Jurassic Park has left him with psychosis and PTSD, both of which he takes medication for. Hallucinations and nightmares are frequent

- Suffers from a permanent injury on his left leg joint after a T Rex attack. He uses a cane to walk around and is sometimes left bedridden. Several healed puncture wounds run up his left side from, you guessed it, the T Rex.

- He has a severe morphine addiction after being given the drug at the park and prescribed it for regular use

- Has three kids, all from different wives and currently remains divorced. The only child he has custody of is Kelly Malcolm who he sees on weekends when back at Austin

When interacting with Ian:

- He will ramble about Chaos Theory any chance he gets and even a bad reputation won’t stop him from saying what’s on his mind unfiltered person-to-person

- Due to his situation he isn’t as social or open as he used to be, you might want to approach him like one would a stray cat who really, really likes morphine

- Ian has a horrible case of Chronic Unconditional Compassion. You’d have to be a disgustingly wealthy man responsible for the deaths of innocent people and the endangerment of your own grandchildren for him to resent you, and even then he’ll visit you on your deathbed.

Warnings: