Post by thefantasy on May 30, 2011 18:39:18 GMT -5
...james robert fellows*
*you are that shrewd and knavish sprite*
[/size]*you are that shrewd and knavish sprite*
...basics*
name james robert fellows
nickname jamie
age thirty-one, going on seventeen
gender male
grade n/a
hometown new york
sexuality bisexual
personification Puck, or Robin Goodfellow, of Midsummer Night's Dream
status awakened
face claim robert downey jr
...appearance*
hair color dark brown, with flecks of silver in it (not from aging)
eye color brown
build stocky and short, generally average in build
height five feet eight inches
clothing style Jamie usually wears flamboyant clothing that attracts attention - and a lot of it. And if the clothing isn't brightly colored, it's odd or attractive.
distinctive traits Jamie has a very odd style of speaking. Often he'll jump from quoting books or movies to speaking in rhymes or riddles.
...personal*
personality
A likeness to fair Puck signals
knavish spirit with tongue unchecked
and charming wit to help enthrall
souls that meet his wandering eye.
A twisted jest requires thought
to weave a careful, crafted lie,
but enmity appears in nought
in his mischievous trickery.
But with a puckish soul entails
the mark of pure insanity
so warn the soul who's lost and frail
avoid Goodfellow's lunacy.
past
There is a place where the sidewalk ends and the dark street winds and bends, but James story doesn't being there, although that's where it ends now. It all began with a birth, as most lives do. Nobody bothered to tell the child the most important fact in life. Life's not fair. Time was an illusion, good was just a joke, and truth was doubly both. And the truth of it all was that James Fellows was alone from the moment after he came into the world, accidently declared dead by the hospital to his parents. James went into the hands of a local orphanage, where he lived as most boys do, getting into as much trouble as he possibly could.
James was a magnet for accidents - He was a magnet for trouble. The only innocent things he was involved with were his victims. This continued throughout high school and into his brief stint in college, cut short by the long hand of the law.
He was rescued by a curious man with horns on his head, who called himself Robin Goodfellow. James was free, and it didn't really matter whether or not Goodfellow had been real or a hallucination. Time passed, then Goodfellow returned. He explained the situation, and the druggie accepted it without question. So they grew together, like a double cherry, seeming parted, but yet a union in partition. Goodfellow wasn't really there, as far as James could tell, but he was there in spirit.
Now, the only question remaining was - what revels were at hand for them?
present
Since past the young and fragrant flower
of youth's carefree summer days,
James marks the fading hours
drifting through a sombre haze.
By light a man of business sense,
by night a sense of devilry,
James delights in pranks immense
and performing unchecked villany.
Vending psychotic wares and passes
leading to a "magic" world,
he prospers by the wish of masses
who venture with each "ticket" sold.
Pursued by the gaol's ward
for many a heinous trickery,
he hides from the eager sword
of Justice' fickle morality.
family
Accidently orphaned at Fellow's hospital, so he adopted that last name; he was informed of his heritage by a random phone call.
Brother: David Lonesinner - deceased
Sister-in-law: Chastity Lonesinner - deceased
Niece: Constance Lonesinner
Nephew: Eric Lonesinner
likes Parties, festivities, soirees, circuses, chaos, drugs, alcohol, women, men, animals, pranks, tricks, mischief, games, hoaxes, stunts.
dislikes Business, work, accounting, finances, bills, money, spoilsports, dull things, boredom, apathy, shy people, clowns.
other notes
If we shadows have offended,
Think but this, and all is mended,
That you have but slumbered here
While these visions did appear.
Yeah, I drugged you.... what?
...literature*
book title Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare
backstory"Puck, also known as Robin Goodfellow, is a character in William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream that was based on the ancient figure in English mythology, also called Puck. Puck is a clever and mischievous elf and personifies the trickster or the wise knave. In the play, Shakespeare introduces Puck as the "shrewd and knavish sprite" and "that merry wanderer of the night" and jester to Oberon, the fairy king."
...roleplayer*
name sable
age seventeen
gender female
rp experience seven or eight years
how you found ouac everyone
rp sample Mitch Sawyer
