#rasmus dewitt

Zelda Winthrop

Player’s Name: Alice Player’s Age: 31 Player’s Pronouns: She/Her Player’s Timezone: Central Other Characters: Simon Castle Age: 22 Pronouns & Gender: He/Him - Cis male Sexuality: Bisexual Alignment: Neutral Member Group: Government Occupation: Delivery Boy [Spy] Face Claim: Noah Centineo Bio: Rasmus had been a Crybaby, and when the hideouts had been attacked his fellow Crybabies assumed he had been one of the deceased; however, this was not the case. However when Rasmus emerged from the destroyed area he had no idea who he was, or where he was for that matter. There didn’t seem to be anyone around and he just remembered seeing other bodies around him. Children, in fact. But none of their faces registered with him. None of the surroundings registered either. Confused, Rasmus began to roam around Battery City trying to find some sort of remnant of who he was. He of course looked a sight, covered in ash and dirt so people began to question and take notice. Within a couple of hours he was taken into the Government. They figured he had been one of the children and instead of harming him like they had done the others they decided to use this to their advantage. Without a memory they were able to do what they wanted with him, they began to plant various memories and ideas into him, slowly creating their own spy to some degree. He’s not sure what’s real and what’s fake now. He gets told one thing and has to question it for awhile before he can realize if it’s real or not. People he has never met come up to him and talk as if they were his best friend and he just stares at them, confused. Still to this day he doesn’t know what is going on with his head. He has memories fighting inside of him, and he he’s afraid of what will happen if he says anything. Personality: charming, naive, humorous, suspicious, and outspoken Secret: “I don’t know who I am, or if my name is even Rasmus. I don’t know if maybe I am a creation that is created to destroy or if I am a real person that once had a life. The Government has either messed me up or fixed me, and I don’t know who to trust.”