#prototype roleplay

Carter Finn | 15 | Sophomore | Drew Roy | Taken

Mason’s crew contains a wide variety of individuals, and Carter is no exception to the “interesting” factor.  As the school manwhore’s best friend, one might think he’d need to be the perfect wingman, with as much charm and social grace as Mason.  However, it’s actually quite terrible with girls as he’s completely and totally gay.  Born in Pennsylvania, Carter was sexually abused by his mother from the time he was six years old up until he turned eleven.  His aunt had walked in on his mother assaulting him the morning of his birthday, and so he was hurriedly placed into foster care.  Carter never acted out—in fact, he was always a rather serious child, genuinely nice and caring despite the atrocities he’d been through.  Despite his good behavior, he was shuffled around homes a lot until he finally landed in New York just before his thirteenth birthday.  Now he’s settled into his life, and though he’s still the same serious, proud kid, he’s gotten a lot more comfortable with himself—comfortable enough to develop a crush on the soccer team captain, Mitchell.

Miles Gleeson | 15 | Freshman | Freddie Highmore | Available

Miles is shy.  He’s the kind of shy that makes him stutter and choke up when anyone tries to talk to him, and while it’s not so bad that he runs to the bathroom to hurl from nervousness, it’s pretty impairing—which is ridiculously ironic considering he’s lead tenor in the school choir.  Apparently singing is entirely different for Miles.  He has no trouble belting out Latin in front of a crowd of hundreds, maybe even thousands, but answering a question in class is mortifying.  No one knows what happened to make him so jumpy, but they’ve decided he’s near impossible to change.

Juliet Newark | 15 | Sophomore | Britt Robertson | Available

The term bookworm doesn’t really do Juliet justice.  While she’s definitely a lot of brains and always has her nose in a book, she’s also a whole lot of attitude to go with that intelligence.  Juliet is sassy and sarcastic, and while she’s aware that pride is a terrible flaw, the blonde is incredibly haughty and full of herself.  She believes she can do anything better than someone else, and hates being told she’s wrong for any reason.  Alex always seems to get paired with her in debate class, and she’s so assertive that he ends up fumbling over his words and forgetting all of his opposing points—it gets so bad sometimes that the teacher has to intervene.

Candice Thompson | 14 | Freshman | Emily Browning | Taken

If you want a goody-two-shoes teacher’s pet, search no further:  Candice Thompson is your girl.  Smart, participatory, a brown-noser—she’s got it all under her belt, and she couldn’t be more proud.  Candice loves knowing that her efforts will get her somewhere in life—and that she won’t get a sound thrashing when she brings home her report card.  Candice’s father is quick with a belt and unafraid to use it if his daughter brings home anything less than a perfect score in every class and on every test, terrifying her and pushing her to do her best.  She’s even collapsed a few times from exhaustion thanks to pulling several all-nighters in a row.  Candice’s good girl act does kind of put a damper on one thing for her, though, and that’s getting Zeus to notice her.  She can’t remember how long she’s liked the bad boy of the school, but she knows he’s barely given her a sideways glance thanks to her social status.  It’s either finally let go of her good girl status to impress Zeus and risk a major beating, or go on unnoticed by the guy of her dreams.

Awkward first post to get myself out there.  I'm Dana, the infamous Alex Mercer's younger sister.  Sitting around in an apartment waiting for your sociopath of a brother to come back for his next location is sucky and boring, so I thought I might make this and talk to some people.