Role Play number 2
Are you Afraid of Monsters?
Name: Simon Andreas Ronnberg
Age:19
Sex: Male
Height: 5'10
Weight: 144
Weapons: Typically whatever he may find. Though, he usually keeps a Flashlight and a Handgun on him at all times.
Appearence: Unlike this picture, he typically wears a gray hoodie with a messengers bag. His hood is always up for personal reasons. As well as a pair of cotton, fingerless gloves with a stretchy band around the wrist
Problems: As his main picture suggests, Simon is suicidal and depressive. Prone to anger and rage, he usually keeps it in check. However...
That doesn't mean it doesn't try to kill him from time to time
Until recently, Simon lived a normal life in Faversholm... Well, as normal as it could get. He has what's called these "Blackout" episodes, where he blanks for an unknown amount of time, and reappears somewhere else without ever knowing how he got there.
It seems the Blackout had gotten much worse... as now he has no idea where he is, or what's even going on. A sort of laser-guided amnesia has crippled him, leaving him unknown about his own life. The Blackout had transported him far away... to the world of YESA, deep in an unknown alley, and a splotch of blood to remember him by, Simon must find a way home... if only he knew what home was.
Unfortunately, Simon is quite prone to psychotic breaks from reality, where his own visions try to murder him. They each seem to harbor an old, resoluted feeling within that represents something deep within his psyche. The key to defeating these "visions" is good ol' fashioned violence. Just make sure you aren't around him at that moment...
A cry of fear tends to create a fear of flesh
Oh yes... one other thing. Please, for the love of all that is holy, do NOT let him succumb to his visions. For if that were to happen, the real Simon would be dead and forgotten, replaced by a doppelganger without fear and respect for life.
Needless to say...
The picture at the very bottom is what may happen...
This the godforsaken journal that Simon keeps with him at all times. No one, not even him, know of it's true purpose. When asked about the contents, or why he keeps it with him, Simon becomes agitated and angry over the matter. It seems to be tied to his illness, yet, he won't explain.