SHIT! I’m sorry, I needed to catch up again!
Andrew Danford (19 - The Regency period)
Question Nine:
Playing in the creek by his family’s country house with his two brothers, cooking with mother in his family’s country house, or any memory the country house is happy for him.
Question Ten:
No health problems, he’s in perfect physical shape.
Question Eleven:
Rather fit, his body is chiselled. Though he is of class and from a family with money, he does like to do chores involving labour, as he doesn’t like to be served by others and others to work for him.
Question Twelve:
He will always get into a fight and stand up for those who a dishonoured or less fortunate. He’s not bad in a fight either.
Alexandria Egerton (16 - The Regency period)
Question Nine:
EVERY memory consisting of either her brother or being outside, is freedom to her. Pure happiness and free from responibility.
Question Ten:
No health problems, she’s perfectly healthy.
Question Eleven:
Small and petite. She loves walking around town and run through forests and fields.
Question Twelve:
Fight or arguments… NEVER! She runs away from any form of conflict, and yes, she literally runs away from it.
Nathan Keller (42 - Present day)
Question Nine:
This isn’t so much a childhood one, but a happy one. The day he met Addilyn, his wife, the love of his life (still, even despite the heartache). He was in his third year in college and she was a senior in college. They met mid-winter in the local library and it was lust-at-first-sight, which soon grew into love.
Question Ten:
No health problems, he’s reasonably healthy but just needs to get in good physical shape again.
Question Eleven:
Nate was rather fit before his midlife-crisis; he had reasonable muscles and nice abs. Then during his year and a half of nothing, he traded in his six-pack for a pint, not a keg. Slowly, as he reestablishes his life, Nate is trying to get back in shape. But he still falls victim to a packet of chips more often these days.
Question Twelve:
Mostly verbally, though he’ll come at you with logic when he has to but then mainly stay quiet until those times. He will get into a physical altercation if the occasion calls for it.
Dominic Wallace (44 - Present day)
Question Nine:
School bullies. They’re the memories that continue to circulate and cloud all his other memories. Yes, he did have a friend, Robert (or Bobby, as Dom called him), who would stand up for him. However, Bobby couldn’t always be there 24/7 and so the bullies would still get to him. … This is just one of the things that he need to overcome every time he needs to socialise.
Question Ten:
Yes, he has a form of autism as well as a stutter, which affects how he perceives himself and his social interactions. Meaning that his social circle is very small and his lifestyle is limited and repetitive. Since childhood, he has visited his psychiatrist monthly and two psychologists on a weekly basis; one for speech and the other for behaviour (social).
Question Eleven:
He’s a rather plump and bulky man who doesn’t do much exercise at all, aside from taking leisurely walks with his mother. He works more on his mental state than his physical one.
Question Twelve:
He doesn’t. He cowers and often cries over anything that scares him, and almost everything is intimidating to him.
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